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by Storm » 4 Mar 2010 5:55
Hi Guys, just doing some research and wondered if anyone had a complete list of the thickness of picks by Brand especially the Euro Slim Picks?
Many thanks, Storm
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by kamikaze1 » 7 Mar 2010 12:35
The Thickness of Euro-Picks is 0,5 mm.But for some Eurolocks with Special Keyway i Have 0,5mm is to Thick.
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by Storm » 7 Mar 2010 15:12
kamikaze1 wrote:The Thickness of Euro-Picks is 0,5 mm.But for some Eurolocks with Special Keyway i Have 0,5mm is to Thick.
Danke schoen kamikaze1!
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by kamikaze1 » 8 Mar 2010 3:20
Bitteschön Storm!I search in the www for some Thichnesses of Brands,and now i can give you some Details.Hpc2000 0,5mm,Hpc Standard 0,56mm,Majestic 0,56mm. 
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by Storm » 8 Mar 2010 17:22
du bist großartig!!!
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by nostromo » 8 Mar 2010 23:31
As a locksport hobbyist, I think you would enjoy acquiring more lockpicks and miking them out. You can never have enough tools.
Why limit yourself to just thickness? Why not compare composition, hardness, flexibility and other features related to the intended purpose of the pick?
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by Josh K » 9 Mar 2010 14:31
nostromo wrote:As a locksport hobbyist, I think you would enjoy acquiring more lockpicks and miking them out. You can never have enough tools.
Why limit yourself to just thickness? Why not compare composition, hardness, flexibility and other features related to the intended purpose of the pick?
How do you plan on objectively comparing composition, hardness, flexibility, and "other" features?
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by Storm » 9 Mar 2010 14:40
Josh K wrote:nostromo wrote:As a locksport hobbyist, I think you would enjoy acquiring more lockpicks and miking them out. You can never have enough tools.
Why limit yourself to just thickness? Why not compare composition, hardness, flexibility and other features related to the intended purpose of the pick?
How do you plan on objectively comparing composition, hardness, flexibility, and "other" features?
Thanks guys, but my thread was about thickness.. not composition, as i was wondering what the Brands identified as being the best thickness for EU (ie Slimline Picks).
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