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'''What: Learn about locks and how to open them!''' -- limited practice equipment available | '''What: Learn about locks and how to open them!''' -- limited practice equipment available | ||
| − | Learn about Locksport, where we learn about locks and how to open them! I'll be giving | + | Learn about Locksport, where we learn about locks and how to open them! I'll be giving a quick overview including legality, different types of locks and how they work, and of course how to open them. The workshop/practice portion will focus on the standard Pin and Tumbler locks that are common on most doors. |
| − | a quick overview including legality, different types of locks and how they work, and of course how to | ||
| − | open them. The workshop/practice portion will focus on the standard Pin and Tumbler locks that are common | ||
| − | on most doors. | ||
| − | [[User:charliep|Charlie]] will have approx 8 sets of lockpick tools and around 4-6 practice locks | + | [[User:charliep|Charlie]] will have approx. 8 sets of lockpick tools and around 4-6 practice locks |
| − | Add your name below if | + | Add your name below if you're interested. Also, put down what time might be good, I'm thinking either Wed, Thurs night or Sat Afternoon/Evening. |
Charlie. | Charlie. | ||
Revision as of 01:46, 28 January 2009
Locksport and lockpicking
When: TBD
Where: Noisebridge, 83C Wiese, San Francisco, CA 94103
What: Learn about locks and how to open them! -- limited practice equipment available
Learn about Locksport, where we learn about locks and how to open them! I'll be giving a quick overview including legality, different types of locks and how they work, and of course how to open them. The workshop/practice portion will focus on the standard Pin and Tumbler locks that are common on most doors.
Charlie will have approx. 8 sets of lockpick tools and around 4-6 practice locks
Add your name below if you're interested. Also, put down what time might be good, I'm thinking either Wed, Thurs night or Sat Afternoon/Evening.
Charlie.
Please add your name below if you are interested in doing the workshop (no commitment implied):
