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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 Squelchtone » 7 Jun 2020 8:22

Has anyone from Hollywood or television ever approached you to make lockpicks that would be used in a movie or series?

Are you selling picks right now?

Thank you,
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby GWiens2001 » 7 Jun 2020 8:36

Ratyoke!! Great to see you back again. Love seeing the artistry and functionality of your beautiful work!

Gordon

P.S. - Great. Now I gotta start setting aside money for more picks. :? :mrgreen:
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 7 Jun 2020 19:50

Squelchtone wrote:Has anyone from Hollywood or television ever approached you to make lockpicks that would be used in a movie or series?

Are you selling picks right now?

Thank you,
Squelchtone


No, never been contacted about my picks as movie props.

Yes, I am selling again, but very limited quantities because I don't have a lot of time.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 7 Jun 2020 19:52

GWiens2001 wrote:Ratyoke!! Great to see you back again. Love seeing the artistry and functionality of your beautiful work!


Thanks!
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby femurat » 8 Jun 2020 0:34

It's nice to see you're still making great picks!
Dunno why but they always remind me of some animal, this last one is a slug to me.

Impeccable job, as usual!

Cheers :)
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby ratyoke » 8 Jun 2020 7:06

femurat wrote:It's nice to see you're still making great picks!
Dunno why but they always remind me of some animal, this last one is a slug to me.


Thanks.

How about the same model in green?

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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby demux » 8 Jun 2020 8:18

ratyoke wrote:Thanks.

How about the same model in green?

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That one makes me think of a chili pepper. ;-)

Nice work though. Seriously, these are not just tools but works of art.
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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby GWiens2001 » 8 Jun 2020 9:02

demux wrote:
ratyoke wrote:Thanks.

How about the same model in green?

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That one makes me think of a chili pepper. ;-)


It is a hot design. :twisted:

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Re: ratyoke's picks

Postby femurat » 11 Jun 2020 8:24

ratyoke wrote:
femurat wrote:It's nice to see you're still making great picks!
Dunno why but they always remind me of some animal, this last one is a slug to me.


Thanks.

How about the same model in green?

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I would have said a small snake or a lizard tail, but after reading demux reply, it's definitely a chili pepper!

Cheers :)
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