ARCHIVE 2003-2013 Introduce yourself HERE if you are new. :)

[Geek142]

Hey

I remember i tried using the lid of ice cream containers and cutting them into the shapes i saw on this forum didnt get it to work though lol

Cya

[DragonRage]

i'm new..
want to learn some picking skill...
will learn more from here...

[digital_blue]

Above should read:

Hi there I am new
Want to learn some picking skills
Will learn more from here

You were close DragonRage, but now it's a Haiku.

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[KillerRobotDude]

I'm just writing this to introduce myself. I first became interested in lock picking when I had to write a paper about a recent discovery in technology, but things like this and computer hacking have always been interesting to me.

[WhiteHat]

Above should read:

Hi there I am new
Want to learn some picking skills
Will learn more from here

You were close DragonRage, but now it's a Haiku.

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digital blue... mate..
you spend too much time here
practice picking more

[killercamaro]

Hello!

i'm as new as you can get. i think i may have picked one or 2 locks in my life. i've just kinda re-interested myself in it though and hope to be able to learn something (or a bunch of somethings) from the people on here.

and to clarify cuz i'm sure you'll ask, my screenname is the same one i use on about 10 other forums, and its cuz i drive a 1968 camaro.

glad to be here!!

[killercamaro]

replying to myself, i forgot i did once pick a set of handcuffs with a bobby pin. have no idea if thats good or not, but i thought it was cool.

[Spork]

Hi. My name's Adam, and I'm new to the site. I don't really have any practical lockpicking or locksmithing experience, but I'm working on a crime novel, and have been looking for information about lockpicking and hot-wiring cars on the internet. I have no personal interest in stealing cars (or in teaching anyone else how to do it). I just want to make sure my material is relatively accurate. OK, I think that's all for now. Nice, interesting forum, from what I've seen so far.

[Varjeal]

Interesting...a writer huh? Well...welcome to all the new folk. Enjoy the site.

[Chris B]

Good luck with the novel which you are working on, BUT, you may find more material here which may give you an idea for writing the next novel..... and the next.... and the next... etc... etc... etc... and most of the true identities of members have already been hidden....

all the best
Chris B

[vector40]

The Case of the Lost Mazola?

[marcusruok]

hi there everyone im new just joined due to my motorbike key snapping in my petrol tank.i work full time in the naval dockyard.i never relized just how intresting this subject is.So guess what i would be intrested to learn the subject on a ammatur ,hobbyist level,will a 15 piece uk with a couple of extractors do for a start and were can i learn to take up the hobby/trade,the closer to portsmouth the better,what courses are there available close to hampshire,any addvice would be highly appreciated

[quicklocks]

hi read the faqs on courses but you will need to do loads and loads of practicing before you take a course. that way you will get more out and the person on the course wont be just teaching you the basics which you can realy teach yourself from this site.
im going to add because loads of people will say it to you, if you have a question do a search on the sit first as a lot of stuff has been covered espesaly for new pickers
above all have fun and then you have to give me your life savings (joke)

[marcusruok]

thanks for replying,do u know any good books on the subgect for a begginer,what type of locks should i start on,many thanks for your help

[digital_blue]

marcusruok:

im going to add because loads of people will say it to you, if you have a question do a search on the sit first as a lot of stuff has been covered espesaly for new pickers

I think quicklocks already answered your question. Use the search funtion. Those question have already been answered several times here.

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