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ratyoke's picks

When it comes down to it there is nothing better than manual tools for your Lock pick Set, whether they be retail, homebrew, macgyver style. DIY'ers look here.

Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 20 Dec 2011 19:32

Two I finished last night...

Boxwood
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Bloodwood
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby raimundo » 22 Dec 2011 9:13

The hook is impressivly sanded, you can see the curvature on the pick shaft.
The hook with its little birds head with the rivet eye and pickshaft beak,
Ratyoke does it again.
Wake up and smell the Kafka!!!
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Abbe » 22 Dec 2011 17:21

Beautiful work. Can't wait to see some new ones go on sale.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 22 Dec 2011 22:08

Abbe wrote:Beautiful work. Can't wait to see some new ones go on sale.


Thanks. I'll be selling these soon.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Haddo » 22 Jan 2012 3:55

I am the proud new owner of these two beauties. :D
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Haddo » 27 Jan 2012 15:47

I received my two picks from ratyoke and the pictures do not do them justice. These are works of art. They will be getting their own customer leather case.

Thanks ratyoke!
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby NoValidTitle » 31 Jan 2012 12:02

I just went through this thread and my mind is absolutely blown at the level of craftsmanship here.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Doorkicker » 28 Feb 2012 1:52

mixing the art of metal/woodcraft with the art of lockpicking?

level:PRO

p.s. do you have any idea when you will be accepting orders for picks ?
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Haddo » 29 Feb 2012 11:22

Doorkicker wrote:mixing the art of metal/woodcraft with the art of lockpicking?

level:PRO

p.s. do you have any idea when you will be accepting orders for picks ?


It's going to be quite some time.
He is on his way to Korea to teach.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 4 Mar 2012 7:49

Yep, I'm back in Korea now for at least another year, so I'm not taking any orders.

I have a couple wood handled picks I finished before I left that I plan to sell soon. Maybe next week after I get the internet in my apartment hooked up.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Haddo » 5 Mar 2012 1:38

Glad to see you made it safe.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Daggers » 7 Mar 2012 15:57

What are you teaching in Korea?
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 7 Mar 2012 18:22

Daggers wrote:What are you teaching in Korea?


I'm teaching English at a high school.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby Daggers » 9 Mar 2012 15:13

That's cool! My sister is actually going to china to teach english. We're chinese so....yeah. lol it's a cool place. I can't really say for Korea since I've only been to taiwan but it seems nice.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 11 Mar 2012 22:23

Daggers wrote:That's cool! My sister is actually going to china to teach english. We're chinese so....yeah. lol it's a cool place. I can't really say for Korea since I've only been to taiwan but it seems nice.


I like it here. This is my second year.
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