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European hardware -lever locks, profile cylinders specific for European locks. European lock picks and European locks.
by Itry » 26 Jan 2005 15:15
I have been collecting vairious locks to start practicing on and have found an old electrical cabinet handle with a broken double sided key in it,
and I will be trying make an extractor pick. I have not found a topic on this, am I trying to get over the top of the key or hook the side of it? any help or ref to old posts would be great. 
Listen much, say nowt (usualy)
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by jason » 27 Jan 2005 15:38
Try and go over the key and pull it back with the bitting - my Majestic extractor is a single sided arrowhead design - you could try filing down a junior hacksaw blade and use the teeth to grab the bitting.
Remember smooth side to the lock jaggy bit to the key - get in wrong and you've got a stuck extractor (not that I've done that  )
Is nothing idiot proof near me?
sledgehammers make excellent back up picks!
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by quicklocks » 27 Jan 2005 15:43
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by xodishox » 27 Jan 2005 22:29
i got an idea, might not work but here goes
make 2 really thin short hooks and use them like tweezer or chop-sticks to drag the key out, but try to get the hooks locked onto something thats on the key
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by Itry » 27 Jan 2005 22:41
jason wrote:Remember smooth side to the lock jaggy bit to the key - get in wrong and you've got a stuck extractor (not that I've done that  )
Hmm! smooth side to the lock  I'll make an effort to remember that.
Cheers
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by gee252 » 28 Jan 2005 13:45
iv'e got the hpc 4 peice extractor set they have a grip like a yorkshire man has on his wallet plus they look the part 
lock picking! i luv it
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by jason » 28 Jan 2005 16:29
Yep I can agree with that - I cut the inside of my mouth by sticking it in my mouth. Those HPC fellas really grip
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by stick » 28 Jan 2005 18:22
Please, elaborate. Why was it in your mouth? 
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by jason » 28 Jan 2005 20:20
When I'm working, I learnt not to put tools down (they get nicked or lost that way) so if I have a couple of picks out at the same time the unused one gets kept in my mouth.
If I want to use a pick as a toothpick I find that the angled pick from an electric pickgun is ideal (take it out of the pickgun first though)
sledgehammers make excellent back up picks!
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by EvoRed » 29 Jan 2005 8:10
gee252 wrote:iv'e got the hpc 4 peice extractor set they have a grip like a yorkshire man has on his wallet plus they look the part 
Yep, I've got two sets! Don't ask...
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by gee252 » 29 Jan 2005 11:41
have we another pinky in our mist collecting two of every thing? 
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by EvoRed » 30 Jan 2005 5:34
It would take a long time to reach the level of Pinky's shiny collection. I jest you not when I say he's even got two Safeventures curtain picks, one set up for a right sided lock and one for a left! 
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