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by Jimbeam01 » 7 Oct 2007 19:21
Hey guys, im a new comer to the whole lock picking scene.
I was wondering does anyone have pictures on how to make a Snap Pick with a Coat hanger or other household item? or step by step instructions?
I know how to make the tension bar with the windshield wiper, but im just stuck on a quick effective way of picking locks.
And one more question, will sandpaper work to smooth it out? I dont have a grind wheel.
And other suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated.
thanks again,
JimBeam01
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by UWSDWF » 7 Oct 2007 19:29
if you made the effort to look you'd have found a sticky in one of the forums....
viewtopic.php?t=12395
 DISCLAIMER:repeating anything written in the above post may result in dismemberment,arrest,drug and/or alcohol use,scars,injury,death, and midget obsession.
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by Dragunov-21 » 7 Oct 2007 19:38
Quite apart from that, there *is* no 100%-effective-instantly-unlock-anything-quickly device.
Why do need to do that? 
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by BrownLeopard » 9 Oct 2007 2:48
Never had much luck with snap picks, myself. Much rather use a tension wrench and hook.
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by digital_blue » 9 Oct 2007 8:57
Jimbeam01 wrote:...but im just stuck on a quick effective way of picking locks.
That doesn't sound to me like someone who just enjoys this as a hobby. That sounds to me like someone who wants to be a ninja without having to practice.
That being the case, HERE is a quick, effective method of entry.
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by Jaakko » 9 Oct 2007 9:50
digital_blue wrote:That being the case, HERE is a quick, effective method of entry.
Man, you really should sand that thing smooth, it would glide better in the lock 
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