Some Mo picks

[moski147]

More of a set I made recently.

[the lockpickkid]

Very unique! Nice job, if you polished them anymore we would all be blind!!

[awol70]

nice...
one question,though,
why do you notch out the underside of the blade?
is that where you rest your feeling finger?
great job on the polish as well.

[Electron]

interesting designs. Care to elaborate on the notch the guy above me pointed out?

Do you make these for a personal collection, or do you export?

[HallisChalmers]

I'd like to have a yank on that bottom Bogota. Looks deadly.

[rosindubh37713]

Very Very nice picks mate!!! they look amazing!

What did you use for the blades?? I'm just having a little go at making some picks myself!! not a patch on yours though mate.

[moski147]

Thanks for the compliments guys. The relief cuts are mostly decorative. They do relieve some pressure but I saw them on another makers picks in another forum and thought they looked sorta Sci-fi cool.

As for polishing I go through 260-400-600-800-2000 for about 15-20 minutes each or until the marks from the previous grit are gone. Then I finish with Nevr-Dull.

The following is my current working set and they show where I put the finger rest. Hallis, that bottom one is a modified Queen pick. It's the one on the far right in the upper pic.

Right now I'm going through a brush full of sweeper bristles and a spool of 1/4inch flat plumbing snake (new). When I have the time I make new ones.

The above set was for a lockie friend of mine in exchange for some locks. Here's what I'm working with now

[nozza36]

Beautiful , can't put it any simpler

[PHatDriver]

Ooo, yum. Getting so many ideas it's unreal! Very nice...