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All lockpicking equipment is currently stored in the metal cabinet in the entrance room.  Feel free to leave your picks and locks here or in your box if you don't want to carry them with you.
All lockpicking equipment is currently stored in the metal cabinet in the entrance room.  Feel free to leave your picks and locks here or in your box if you don't want to carry them with you.


Currently, we only have some locks (due to a very generous donation from the German Lockpicking SportClub). If anyone can come across any locks (like locks without the key), please donate them to the Hackspace. 
* Locks! We need many, many more locks.


* Locks! We need many, many more locks.  
Currently, we only have some locks (due to a very generous donation from the German Lockpicking SportClub). If anyone can come across any locks (like locks without the key -- useless for most but very useful for us :), please donate them to the Hackspace. 


Regarding the quantity of locks, we should have at least a few hundred. This will assure that we have locks for all levels of lockpicking, from beginner's locks to locks for the more experienced.
Regarding the quantity of locks, we should have at least a few hundred. This will assure that we have locks for all levels of lockpicking, from beginner's locks to locks for the more experienced.

Revision as of 17:51, 5 September 2010

Group:Lockpicking


Members timm, Ciarán, Jonty, Mark
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Project maintained by timm, contact on IRC

Summary

To start up a Lockpicking Sport Club

There appears to be much interest in the wonderful Sport of Lockpicking. During the space warming party on 1 August 2010, a mini-workshop was held. The interest was simply amazing and many tried their best opening the few locks which were available.

Equipment

All lockpicking equipment is currently stored in the metal cabinet in the entrance room. Feel free to leave your picks and locks here or in your box if you don't want to carry them with you.

  • Locks! We need many, many more locks.

Currently, we only have some locks (due to a very generous donation from the German Lockpicking SportClub). If anyone can come across any locks (like locks without the key -- useless for most but very useful for us :), please donate them to the Hackspace.

Regarding the quantity of locks, we should have at least a few hundred. This will assure that we have locks for all levels of lockpicking, from beginner's locks to locks for the more experienced.

Ideas for the new London Lockpicking Sportgroup

If you have any ideas for the lockpicking sportgroup, please pass them on, or discuss in Talk:Projects/Lockpicking

Suggestion:

  • "Make your own pick set day". The grind wheel can be used to make each interested member their own pick set/ more sets for the hackspace. Very fun thing to do in my experience! -- Kal
    • "Make your own pick set day" would be a lovely idea. The metal strips on windscreen wipers make great tensioners. For picks, you need to find a metal which is strong but flexible. Opening locks with your own picks is really nice :) -- t.

Pick sets

Sign up here for a pick set.

Events

The next lockpicking sport session will be on September 12th (i.e. not the same day as OpenTech), from 3 p.m. onwards.

There will be a SportShop for those who couldn't get their sportsets at the last event.

After this, the lockpicking sport session will be on the second Saturday afternoon of the month, from 3 p.m. Please check the Events list when that will be.

All are welcome!

External Links

They are now around six/seven Lockpicking Sport Clubs in the world. Due to much interest in this sport, much growth is expected in the coming years. Let us profit from their experience!

Enough said ... Let's get our site in there soon!

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