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by Guitar_J » 14 Jul 2004 23:01
Stobby: What shape are you cutting your shims in?
With freshly charged battery I did another video... looks better..
http://www.thelockpicker.com/lp101/DSCN2854.MOV
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by KamilM » 15 Jul 2004 16:21
Nice work, thanks a lot
I must buy camera, too 
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by septic » 15 Jul 2004 18:09
JasonLynn... is from sweden. When the cat agitates him he tells it of in swedish.  :):) Listen closely youll hear.
For all of you non sweds, he's saying: "Ah, cut that off!"
Just realisied that when i watched the vid.
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by Guitar_J » 15 Jul 2004 23:14
He's got a nice thumpin beat goin in the background too... *thump**thump**thump**thump*
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by Cerberus » 30 Nov 2004 19:02
the first link for making the video doesn't work. and save a copy of it as another file type incase people can't get the encoder.
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by Cerberus » 1 Dec 2004 8:42
thanks for the quicktime movies, easier to view.
now i just need to make one....
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by SFGOON » 2 Dec 2004 16:15
Yeah the video didn't work, so I poked around your web site a little more and found a video of a fat kid drinking a bottle of ketsup. Please post a link to this as well.
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by Jarod » 3 Dec 2004 12:43
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!! i havn't tryed shims made form popcans, i have used those little white thin long security things you get when you buy something, they worked very nicely, i finished all but 1 lock that i'm supposed to rekey, does anyone have any hints on how to remove the cam screws on a schlage mortice lock?
^ salvaged from old post by macaba
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by Romstar » 3 Dec 2004 14:31
Good lord. Read the entire thread.
Popcan shims are cheap ass padlock shims made from a pop can. Meant to shim the shackle on a cheap padlock.
They are so poor that I don't even bother carrying them anymore. Any padlock that is so poorly made is bound to be more simple to pick than to shim.
If you can't pick it, it's almost a guarantee that you can't shim it either.
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by Sabin37 » 4 Dec 2004 5:10
Mad Mick wrote:I've seen one or two videos where I couldn't work out if it was a 'she' or a 'him'.
Now, THAT's a shim video........
That's funny.
When I tried to shim a padlock and also a Dudley combination lock with a popcan shim, it just bent the aluminum. I need to find something stronger. How strong are the strips out of security tags compared to a popcan?
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by meat-bix » 20 Dec 2004 8:36
There doesnt seem to be enough room between the bar and the hole it goes into for me.
Or that is, pop can is too weak, and nothing thicker would fit.
Give me ambiguity, or give me something else.
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by Bishop » 20 Dec 2004 11:42
I love it. The second link worked for me. Great potential for a school setting and I do agree about the cat. I've never dealt much with shims just because picking is funner but I'll definately be keeping something as easy (however unrealiable) in mind. Well done.
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by tigrr » 11 Jan 2005 12:51
The cat needs to be in more videos. Period.
Does anyone know what metal is used for commercial shims?
Just interested in making something more durable...
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