My book :D

[s1deshowmick]

Damn, I didn't think people would like it this much lol. Thanks very much for the kinds words everyone, especially you Mick... I'm in the process of updating and adding some stuff to it, and it will be available as a paperback some time in the next couple of months all going well... you'll still be able to download it for free, I just thought it'd be cool for people who want an actual hard copy.

Let me know when the hard copy is out Sol, Looking forward to it.....

[Gtreg]

I've been looking around for a tut like this one, the MIT one is very nice but this is by far the best one and quite funny which takes the stress out of learning sometimes...So thank you

[Werewolf]

Even tough I'm not new to lockpicking , i learned a few things reading this book.
Great job.

[.45cal]

FASQ - LOL nice

It shows a lot of hard work and time went into writing this book, not to mention all the pictures A+

[WhitePicker]

Proberly gonna change the front page with the front page from the bible then a bit PhotoShopping to get The Bible of Lockpicking on it
Then just print the damn thing hehe XD

[mech]

awesome stuff pal, you know your stuff!

[cromboy]

Noob on the block; thanks for some great advice - down to earth, no bull! Really looking forward to trying some spp now (was losing the will to live jiggling picks about in locks with no joy) nice one Solomon

[Oldfast]

Just in case it's worth mentioning... Might just be my computer, but I'm having trouble viewing the book. I get bits & pieces of the pictures, and the text just shows up as lines of dots. I get a couple of different messages that state:

"Insufficient data to display the page......"

"An error exists on this page. Acrobat reader cannot display the page correctly.
Please contact the person who created the PDF document to correct the problem."

Could be because I've not updated my Acrobat Reader lately too, I don't know.

[Riyame]

Well, I have updated version of acrobat as well, and my copy of the book works fine. :/

[Oldfast]

hmm.. Obviously something on my end then. Thanks Eric

[NosmanN20]

Thanks for this Solomon, very handy info for us nooblets without the BS.

[MrPharmer2012]

Great work mike looks great. I agree swearing comes with the trade/hobby it also teaches u patience

[xyberpix]

Thanks so much for taking the time to write this, this looks great!

[gnarus8429]

Hey I'm fairly new here and just came across this. This is awesome. The photography and instruction are great. Its written like we talk in real life. There are so many points emphasized with with profanity that we can all identify with that all we can do is nod. Great work. I would sell that puppy at cons and such.

[LockManipulator]

I love it! If only I could've had this when i started. I like how you said the amount of tension should be that of pressing a key on the keyboard. I say this to everyone I teach and I actually haven't heard it come from anyone else before so it's nice to know that others have the same idea.