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Captain Contributor / Pick Synthesis Fabrication Process Execution Specialist / Global Moderator
Posts: 522
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Captain Contributor / Pick Synthesis Fabrication Process Execution Specialist / Global Moderator
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Captain Contributor / Pick Synthesis Fabrication Process Execution Specialist / Global Moderator
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uklockpicker wrote:we love your vids jruther2's - picking or non picking any vids are great
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HallisChalmers wrote:jruther2 wrote:OK Hallis, I give. I'll use TOK on American's from now on...probably.
American 1205 SPP
That's it! You got the idea, Jruther2.
I also reach in there - feel the pin - and then gently twist the pick and the pin will set. I then move on to the next pin and do the same drill. If you use real light tension, you'll really get a feel for the pins. Great job.
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jruther2 wrote:Only 4 of 5 pinstacks are in the lock.
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awol70 wrote:(I am struggling VERY hard right now with medeco locks...slow progress =/ )
jruther2 wrote:awol70 wrote:(I am struggling VERY hard right now with medeco locks...slow progress =/ )
I seem to remember a while back that you were thinking about making yourself a Medecoder. Did you ever make one? If so...I would really appreciate some input on how you went about it...materials etc. I still haven't found material that I am happy with to use for the turning wire and I haven't even attempted to make the sliding tube scale yet. I want to open this Stanley with all five pin stacks in there on video and I think that the Medecoder is my best chance for picking it in a reasonable time frame. More importantly, I have an S&G 831b that I don't have keys for and I have been one rotated pin away from having it picked in the counter clockwise direction. Enough crying. If you've made one, any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated. If you haven't maybe we could work on one together.
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awol70 wrote:yes i recall...i have been diligently searching out materials, and think i have found the solution..i have a marine wholesalers,near me, and looking for tempered wire,( such as that found in fishing lures/spinners) if they dont have it right off the roll, like for outfitting downriggers and whatnot,
i was just going to look for some cheap spinners with enough wire in them...
i will phone them today...
as far as a wire holder, the turning handle from a cheap disc-detainer pick is great,and allows for replacable wires...
i will keep you posted....
you GOTTA get that S&G open! =)
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jruther2 wrote:More importantly, I have an S&G 831b that I don't have keys for
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ToolyMcgee wrote:Not to interrupt, but fish hook with the barb filed off and the tip slightly blunted works if bent well. Put it in an exacto knife handle and that fits in a smaller diameter crayola marker which is very easy to cut a window into. Now all that's left is spacing the marks which are easy to score into the plastic. Of course you do need to find a knife with a handle that's even and not much texture for a grip. Also it can't be the kind with a single slot collet(?) it has to be the one with a cross cut collet and a small hole in the middle so when tightened down a flattened or otherwise modified eyelet on the hook keeps it from spinning, and the collet hole keeps it from too much veritcal play. It works well enough, but it looks like Sh!t.
Good luck with your coders guys.
-Tooly
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