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by wolfie » 22 Jun 2008 1:37
hey peeps, just giving a headsup, that a new hobby picker is in =) love the site and am finding some good info =) and now i know why i had so much trouble picking my first lock XD which is a medium security brinks padlock with like 4spool pins O.o; yeh i know, a beast for yer first attempts at picking with homemade hacksaw blade picks XD but hey! it was the only thing laying about =) so, uhh hey! =D
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by itisjustme1 » 22 Jun 2008 6:36
Welcome and I credit you for working with what you have. Keep up the fun and hope to see you posting here more often. Although I am new here I am not now at all to this stuff as I have been messing with it for 20 plus years.
You too will one day realize how quickly time went by much like myself.
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by wolfie » 22 Jun 2008 9:59
wow o.o; 20years? O.o; and thanks for the compliment =3 i guess i did the "run before you walk" thing but hey =D it works!
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by Archive555 » 23 Jun 2008 2:14
I don't wanna sound like a grumpy old man, BUT:
http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?t=2218
THAT is the place to introduce yourself.
Now, past the formalities, that is quite a doozy of a first lock.
Try find a cheap low-security Kwikset lock to practice on, and if you want it really easy, take out all the pins bar one, and slowly add them as you pick it.
[deadlink]http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/9965/sigjd3.png[/img]
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by wolfie » 23 Jun 2008 12:29
yeh, it's a doozy, took me almost 4days to finally pick it and now it's open in like maybe 10-20seconds o.o;
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by StabbyJoe » 25 Jun 2008 22:19
although starting off on spools isn't exactly recommended... you took to it pretty well O_o
Good job and welcome to LP101!
I'm also a hobbyist homebrewer who makes hacksaw blade picks... I'm a big fan of using Romstar's templates (have a look around for them... they're the best templates I've seen around O_o)
Good luck with future locks!
Not that you'll need it much - jumping straight into spools like that
Good job on not giving up.
All your locks are belong to us.
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by wolfie » 25 Jun 2008 22:35
thanks =3 im able to get 4-5pin locks pretty easily, though i came across 2 6pin kwikset locks on a door that's not bein used, i can pick the doorknob easily, but the deadbolt gave me trouble, and i figured out why when i went to repin it differently, it had 3 spools spread out in the lock o.O
(1 is reg 0 is spool)
101010
that's how it came from the factory, it gave me trouble with the pins always resetting >< but oh well =D i was still able to pick it if i fiddled with it for like 20minutes.
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