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Posted: **Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:07 pm**

PHatDriver wrote:You are truly flying now, brv...
So how many locks would that be to date?

I still haven’t cracked theses buggers! Nightmare...

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I’ve done the two ABUS at the front. I've done the both of em!

Nice little collection you got there. What the abus like to do? Im gonna order the american 1100, and possibly a chubb from uklockpickers and i got a yale padlock coming from solomon.

Then i may have to go for a dimple set and some dimple locks after ive done them. Or possibly the Disc detainer set ......them locks look like they could be fun.

Posted: **Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:23 pm**

As ya know, I have the disc lock and for a £10, it's well worth it.
The two locks I have seem easy at times but can still be a challenging.
It's hard to put into words but it's not really lock picking.
It's easier and not as fun, very enjoyable but not the same thing.
You'll just have to try it yaself. Gotta buy one, anyway, right? :shock:

Haven’t got dimples yet but thats the way to go, me think.
Dimples are high on my list of things to buy and do...
You have a dimple rake, I’ve seen it!

The American 1100 sounds awesome.
Rekeyable – segregated pins. Getting one myself.

The Abus are really nice locks, well made.
You could always keep an eye on ebay for one.
I got mine for £9! It’s only one lock. You know you want it.
Just give it a try... :twisted:

Posted: **Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:42 pm**

PHatDriver wrote:As ya know, I have the disc lock and for a £10, it's well worth it.
The two locks I have seem easy at times but can still be a challenging.
It's hard to put into words but it's not really lock picking.
It's easier and not as fun, very enjoyable but not the same thing.
You'll just have to try it yaself. Gotta buy one, anyway, right?

Haven’t got dimples yet but thats the way to go, me think.
Dimples are high on my list of things to buy and do...
You have a dimple rake, I’ve seen it!

The American 1100 sounds awesome.
Rekeyable – segregated pins. Getting one myself.

The Abus are really nice locks, well made.
You could always keep an eye on ebay for one.
I got mine for £9! It’s only one lock. You know you want it.
Just give it a try...

Well i got the a couple of dimple rakes, but im more into the picking and getting past the pins than raking. I find it more rewarding, but if i was doing it for a living then i'd certainly be raking more.

The detainers seem like they could be fun to try and i like a variety, so gotta get one just to see what there like. Think i'll probably end up foing a whole different selection of picking. Lever locks im interested to learn too i got 7 lever locks in my house so plenty of practise available hehehe

Posted: **Mon Feb 01, 2010 6:07 pm**

Look, money for old rope.

Just need the right target audience.

Lucky I didn't become a used car sellsmen, or something - huh!!! 8-)

Anyway, looking forward to leaver locks. I have non tho, so there you are.
Where do you live, in a jail?

Gotta start off using home made picks and stuff... feel let down otherwise. :cry:

Wouldn't be the same, real thing, ya know?

You find yourself needing, looking in Argos for a dremel!!!
and, err, looking for sand paper, files, grinder and ...

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Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2010 1:20 pm**

If it has ball bearings, it cant be shimmed!

Strange way of picking, dude...

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2010 1:29 pm**

PHatDriver wrote:If it has ball bearings, it cant be shimmed!

Strange way of picking, dude...

Well when i tried picking normally it wasnt doing anything at all. So i released the shackle and picked it straight away with a half diamond in 2 seconds. I tried numerous tension on the tw but got nowhere when the shackle was closed. Hunted around the net and came across a thread and said to try it like this ....................pop she goes!!!!!!
Handy little method to know though .....gives me more ammo to throw at these locks

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2010 1:41 pm**

good job.. whatever works

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Posted: **Fri Feb 05, 2010 7:03 pm**

lol, bink

Nicely done mate! You'll be able to pick pretty much any of those yales now that you've got the feel for that one, very nicely done!

Posted: **Fri Feb 05, 2010 7:13 pm**

Solomon wrote:lol, bink

Nicely done mate! You'll be able to pick pretty much any of those yales now that you've got the feel for that one, very nicely done!

Agh bloody hell .............changed the title for ya..... sorry bud............hows the gege going????

Posted: **Fri Feb 05, 2010 7:20 pm**

Haha s'all good mate

I had a play with it earlier today, not got it yet. Found the best way to tension it, but getting the amount right is another story lol... even with super light tension it goes into false set and the counter rotation is throwing me off cos all the movements are so bloody tiny. I'll get it eventually though, fingers crossed!

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