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by jpb06080 » 28 Apr 2008 21:01
hi, ive been on your site for a few months and havent yet introduced myself. Ive been working as an apprentice locksmith for the past 6 or so months now, but have been picking/collecting for almost 2 years. Im majoring in mechanical engineering, and this site is great. Really glad I found it.
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by ekrem » 29 Apr 2008 8:28
Just a quick hello, Ive done a short locksmith course, I really enjoyed it and getting my first set of tools soon, I would be interested to hear from anyone with any info or tips on how to get started (finding work) and any other advice you have will be very welcome, thanks! p.s am based in london,uk.
Hi, I have just finished a short locksmith course and I would like to gain information from experianced people to help me on my way.
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by freakparade3 » 29 Apr 2008 11:29
Welcome all new members!! Here are a few links to get you started.
Site Rules
New Users Guide
FAQ
Please take the time to read through them. Feel free to PM me with any questions.
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by mroconnell » 29 Apr 2008 21:24
Thanks. I will read all of this business.
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by quintaux » 30 Apr 2008 6:33
Good morning,
I'm french and I am speaking very difficult in English.
I know a few locks and lockpicking.
(traduit par google traduction beta:"bonjour,
je suis français et je m'exprime trés difficilement en anglais.
Je connais un peu les serrures et le crochetage.")
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by IcYaCiD21 » 30 Apr 2008 19:06
Hi guys. I am new here. Hope to continue learning and expanding on this hobby.
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by ptlmg » 5 May 2008 11:32
Just joined today. Very impressed with the site. Hope I'm smart enough to learn lockpicking. Can't wait to get started on my new found hobby. Thanks for the site.
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by mroconnell » 5 May 2008 12:05
quintaux wrote:Good morning, I'm french and I am speaking very difficult in English. I know a few locks and lockpicking.
(traduit par google traduction beta:"bonjour, je suis français et je m'exprime trés difficilement en anglais. Je connais un peu les serrures et le crochetage.")
Si t'as besoin d'aide en traduccion je peut toujours essayer d'aider.
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by kilonum » 5 May 2008 21:48
Hey, i made an account awhile ago, but this is my first post, i have a small southord pick set and enjoy the trade, see you around the boards!
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by Kaotik » 6 May 2008 10:38
I would have to say a long while ago.
Welcome back! I'm sure things are not the same as you may remember in 06', there has been alot of new information. You should have your work cut out for you catching up.
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by fluxmode » 6 May 2008 12:43
Hi all,
Great site great info,
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by wildsage999 » 7 May 2008 15:37
Hey yall, im new to lock picking but not to this forum.....Ive been searching all around the internet about lockpicking but this is the best site so far. Hope to be a regular! 
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by gr3ndel » 9 May 2008 1:44
Hello. I'm new to the lockpicking world. Lockpicking has always been something I've had a passing interest in but something I've never sat down to actually learn. I was listening to Schuyler Towne's talk about locksport at last years Defcon and was inspired to take this interest to an accelerated state of actually learning something. My background is in more of a computer security realm than physical security, now I want to change that to both.
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by Deadlatch » 10 May 2008 7:06
Hello.
Sorry I took so long to introduce myself. I've just been running around reading. I'm a working locksmith in Canada and I decided to join after my mentor / former boss told me to check it out.
Hope to learn soem more from you all.
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