First Homemade Pick

[Kayvon]

I used a dremel and sandpaper to make my very first homemade lock pick.



It's hard to tell from the picture, but the pick is a very shiny chrome-like color. The reflection from the room's light makes it look yellow/orange, but that's actually an indication of a good, shiny polish.

[Safety0ff]

The peaks look very smooth from the sanding, good job!

[vitti]

nicely done.

[htb723]

Nice looking pick.

[immax01]

what did you use to make the pick?
Great Job.

[Grifter]

Nice looking pick. Looks like a hacksaw blade. How long did you spend on it?

[Kayvon]

I used a hacksaw blade. I probably made it in under an hour, but that includes several "breaks" while I was making it: grabbing a snack, playing with my son, watching TV while I sanded it down.

[Grifter]

I've never made a pick using only a dremel, other than warded picks, but I don't think that counts. An hour isn't too bad with the multitasking, maybe I'll have to give it a shot. Kudos again, it turned out really nice.

[Eyes_Only]

Nice. Looks like the pick tool for the GM sidebar ignition.

[lock2006]

Nice looking pick, how long did it take you to make this pick and have you try this pick on what locks thanks

[raimundo]

very nice job, should work well, don't use heavy tension or force on the pick, try light intermittent tension and loose rapid rocking/inandout/jiggling. It will work on a variety of locks, but not on all locks, the type only addresses certain bittings.

[MacGnG1]

looks good

[justbegginin]

nicely made what did you use for the materal?

[cppdungeon]

Its a hacksaw blade. Avalible at your local X-mart or hardware store. Harbor freight sells them really cheap too, for a lot of blades, if you want to practice. The shine is from lots and lots of sandpaper polishing.

--Cpp

[phippoD]

very nice pick haha beter then my first one lol

-PhippoD-