Is lock picking a skill worth learning?
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Absolutely. I used to use a paper clip to pick padlocks as a kid. Never got into any professional tools but have also been able to use an allen key (small) and a tweaker screw driver to get into my tool box when I lost the keys.
If you have to ask then no.
If you just want to be able to do it, or think it's useful, think it might be fun or just want to know then yes. It's a hobby like anything else. Might as well be asking "is hunting a skill worth having?" If you have to ask then the answer is no, you're content buying food at a shop. That's fine.
If you just want to be able to do it, or think it's useful, think it might be fun or just want to know then yes. It's a hobby like anything else. Might as well be asking "is hunting a skill worth having?" If you have to ask then the answer is no, you're content buying food at a shop. That's fine.
I also have these that stay in my wallet. With a nylon handcuff key. (you know why that's there @dougiemac)
http://www.vigilantgear.com/bogota-titanium-nano-entry-toolset/
http://www.vigilantgear.com/bogota-titanium-nano-entry-toolset/
@SafeCracka
Ordered an 8 piece set from massdrop today. Post any links to introductory stuff if you have any.
Ordered an 8 piece set from massdrop today. Post any links to introductory stuff if you have any.
My buddy Duane works for Massdrop.
I have some stuff somewhere, just still don't know where....
Been looking at it for a while, but purchased the first time today. Lock picking set and a lifestraw ordered.
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