Anyone interested in a How-To-Pick session...

[Essobi]

I don't know what everyone else's skill levels are... Is anyone interested in just a basic how to night?

We'll need to source a few basic sets for people without them... Or I might knock out a few DIY hook picks this weekend if we need some.

[Ben Hibben]

I could use a "how to" myself...  ;-P

Blenster

On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 2:37 PM, Essobi <ess...@gmail.com> wrote:

I don't know what everyone else's skill levels are... Is anyone interested in just a basic how to night?

We'll need to source a few basic sets for people without them... Or I might knock out a few DIY hook picks this weekend if we need some.

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[James Copeland]

Me too. My technique now can best be described as random/harmful raking :-) 

It usually works on the run of the mill kwikset with varying duration. 

[Grant]

As a total Lockport newbie a how to night would very useful

[mechjagger]

I haven't picked in a long while, but I got the basics down.  I use to speed pick the generic Kwiksets years ago just to get good and improve my timing.  I'd say just a get together to meet greet would be good, encourage those with sets to bring them and have everyone bring a lock to share.

BTW thanks for putting this together by the way.


Greg, nice seeing you on here ; )

Damien