has anyone else seen these videos?!

[djar007]

Isnt this the same guy from the The Locksmith lockpicking cd advertised in the shop link here. It sounds like him and his cast iron hands in velvet gloves look familiar..

[Chucklz]

You can cut your own tubular key to 9's with a dremel and some time (and effort).

[pick_maker]

Isnt this the same guy from the The Locksmith lockpicking cd advertised in the shop link here. It sounds like him and his cast iron hands in velvet gloves look familiar..

Yes, this is the same individual and I find his material is widely copied and sold on eBay nowadays.

[Mr. Glass]

M.i.T. , Unfortunately, I haven't found time yet to make the falle-safe tension tools. They are really hard to get pictures of, as their distribution is so restricted.

If you are interested though, I did find one site w/ excellent pix of them:

http://www.crypto.com/photos/misc/picks/

(The tension tools are towards the bottom of the page, you can click on them to enlarge the photos.)

Good Luck.

[sublime progie]

the site is actually a real business it is located on production drive in dallas. that is a ig cluster of busnesses. i just moved from dallas. a

and i agree wih the way that they guy usus the picks they could break, the way he usus them any pick could break.

looking at the picks, i think that they were stamped out. i dont know if this is good or bad but that is what it seems like

[Waldoonay]

The locks look pretty good, I think he made them just judging by the webpage, he was quite rough and it would be funny to see him break a pick in a car lock.

[stick]

It'd be even funnier to see him insert the tension wrench and break all the wafers before he even inserted the pick.

[n2oah]

With the amount of tension he used, its a miracle they opened at all.

He said a "light" tension. He was f**king killing the thing!
Just another man with no skills and a rake pick.