What have you picked today

[femurat]

Well done, huxleypig!





Here are a couple locks I recently picked. One was significantly more difficult than the other. You guess which one is what!

Cheers

[Gabesthomas]

Love the gillete handles on the homemades!

[femurat]

Thanks! I like them mainly because they're lightweight. Now that we are all more conscious about plastic waste, I'm also happy they're up-cycled!

Cheers

[femurat]

I had a lot of fun lately!

Cheers

[safecracker33]

Some bank nightsafe deposit wallets.

[Oldfast]

Oh wow, those are some neat 'ol heavy duty bags.

Looks like a nice homemade pick(?)
that's served you well for some years.

[10ringo10]

great work & picking love it when homebrew tools do the job - a little dedication & pick tool is what you need !

ringo

[safecracker33]

It is actually quite a recently homemade pick, the locks are nice little Chubb 5 lever units and can be prone to trap levers up too high if overlifted or if a wrong key is used. I got a load of the old wallets a bit back without keys so made the pick to play with them, but normally in the past they would have been deriveted to rekey them if needed.

[jharveee]

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A couple of unique locks found in the shop.
Really was trying to make a key for the Master lock Streetcuffs. First attempt at tubular key impression. Was able to get close enough to unlock but not make a key that was consistent or wasn't ugly. The old Yale padlock I found in the shops Brass recycle bin. The shackle had been cut. Kind of a shame as it was pretty easy to pick open.

[LockPickNic]

Dom.

[10ringo10]

great job and not a easy pick welcome to the forum

[Devdev98]

finally after about 45 minutes of picking got this Abus open. Usually spools don’t trip me up but these just weren’t giving much feedback.