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  How to Repin Your Dangerfield Repinnable Lock Here's a more detailed guide to repin your Dangerfield Repinnable + Cut-Away Practice Lock:   If you have a pinning mat, use that, if not, a piece of corrugated cardboard is perfect. Tear one side off so you have a piece about the size of a credit card (or bigger) and you have vertically running grooves. If you want, you can mark some 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 to correspond to each of your pin chambers. This will just prevent you from losing springs, pins, etc. Making the whole process easier.  ...

Hello all. It's been a while since I wrote a blog, but there's a lot going on behind the scenes here - new tools in development, a new website on the horizon, and loads of back-end stuff that will make your favourite lock pick shop an even slicker than the slick slickness from slicksville it already is. Anyway, I'm doing one now and I thought I'd give a quick mention to what I've called 'Three Lock Picking tools I wouldn't be without' - my favourite lock picks really, but trying to sound more sophisticated.  There's no best or worst tool,...

Hello my friend.   3 Piece BMW Laser Jiggler Keys They're already advertising Christmas, oh lordy. But we're still picking locks, and my guess is we'll continue to do so all through the holiday period, watching the clock, counting the days until everything gets back to normal. There's a reason it's 'normal', it's because that's how we like it. Anyway, that could just be me. But I do know that were certainly comfortable with things we know - Which - mysteriously - brings me to today's subject: Jigglers.  As the title suggests, you already know how to use these lock...