So, I'm starting to learn to pick locks and having fun with it, but I was wondering if there were any other lockpicking and lock sport people on here I can follow?
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So, I'm starting to learn to pick locks and having fun with it, but I was wondering if there were any other lockpicking and lock sport people on here I can follow?
I'm nowhere near outgrowing my very basic starter kit yet, but it would be good to have people to ask when I've gotten to the point where I can pick the plastic cross lock I've got and where to go next from a Masterlock 3, etc.
(And what tools are worth buying if I want to expand my collection)
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So, I'm starting to learn to pick locks and having fun with it, but I was wondering if there were any other lockpicking and lock sport people on here I can follow?
I'm nowhere near outgrowing my very basic starter kit yet, but it would be good to have people to ask when I've gotten to the point where I can pick the plastic cross lock I've got and where to go next from a Masterlock 3, etc.
(And what tools are worth buying if I want to expand my collection)
@DarkSheepArts Definitely worth following @alice . Great source of info on the art (it definitely is an art) of lockpicking etc.
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So, I'm starting to learn to pick locks and having fun with it, but I was wondering if there were any other lockpicking and lock sport people on here I can follow?
I'm nowhere near outgrowing my very basic starter kit yet, but it would be good to have people to ask when I've gotten to the point where I can pick the plastic cross lock I've got and where to go next from a Masterlock 3, etc.
(And what tools are worth buying if I want to expand my collection)
@DarkSheepArts Well @LockEx and @alice come to mind if you aren't following them.
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@DarkSheepArts Well @LockEx and @alice come to mind if you aren't following them.
@onepict
They're both excellent! I'm following them already, but they're fantastic for lock related things! -
@DarkSheepArts @onepict @alice aw shucks! You're making me blush
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So, I'm starting to learn to pick locks and having fun with it, but I was wondering if there were any other lockpicking and lock sport people on here I can follow?
I'm nowhere near outgrowing my very basic starter kit yet, but it would be good to have people to ask when I've gotten to the point where I can pick the plastic cross lock I've got and where to go next from a Masterlock 3, etc.
(And what tools are worth buying if I want to expand my collection)
@DarkSheepArts I did an extended write-up a long time ago recommending the best beginner picks, "advanced" (meaning "expensive") picks, and locks that I think are best for beginners. It's possible the links have rotted but the information should be nevertheless useful: https://www.skullsecurity.org/2019/how-do-i-start-picking-locks
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