Kennedy's Locksport Yes, they sell just the case for about €26 + shipping (link below). They also have listed Southord 74 leather case and Sparrows Sherman case but unfortunately, both out-of-stock. shop.multipick.com/en/opening--locksmith-tools/lock-picking--lock-manipulation/pick-sets--single-picks/leather-case/multipick-elite-27-real-leather-case-empty

@@EnzoGuardino I bought the case an love it the quality is amazing you'd think it was a high end wallet or something the leather is so nice..

Thank you Sir, and welcome to LockSport!

jack T 👏👏👏

That good feeling never goes away

Glad to hear you're still using it!

Both companies make excellent tools from durable stainless steel. It comes down to 2 things: where do you live (so you can possibly save some cash on shipping), and do you like plain handles or sandwiched handles? In my kit I have picks from BOTH companies and like them both.

@@bosnianbill thank you very much . I ordered the Vorax from sparrows after watching your review on it .

@@bosnianbill I picked up this Multipick 37 set based on your review and found the shipping very reasonable. I ordered the set late Monday night and it delivered Friday afternoon - Germany to the Boston area in the US - for about $15. This replaced one of those cheap chinese sets you reviewed as Junk. The quality difference is stunning, but more than what you see is the quality you feel. I'll be looking at a small slim set to complement soon. Thanks for all you do on these videos, the production quality and content is top notch.

Just bought the 37pce super Elite Multipick kit , it’s the bomb also I bought it on your recommendation Thanks Dave

One of the cats gets me pretty much EVERY day... They are fast, I am slow...😀

im starting to finaly get better and understand it

Personally I think it’s good to learn one pick really well, then as you discover it’s limitations to move on as needed. But different picks do behave subtly differently, so it’s not really surprising to have some issues. (and some picks aren’t that ideal for a lock and simply are harder to pick one with) What you are running into is perfectly normal learning.

Average Picker, thanks for getting back to me and the good info.

Literally the first question in their FAQ: "who can order?" - "There are no legal restrictions on the sale/purchase of locksmith tools in Germany. The only precondition is that the customer must be 18 years of age or above."

LlamaLoaf idk if they changed their terms in the last couple months, but when I asked I wasn’t allowed to order something. I will check that back

LlamaLoaf okay, they definitely changed this. My initial comment was a decision of the management though.

Jay H, You can keep beating me up on this, but I'm truly at a loss here. Nothing changed between video 1239 and 1240. Same camera, mic, software, etc. I'm recording these in my garage, not a soundproof booth, so sound does leak in from outside. Sounds of passing cars, helicopters, airplanes, birds, kids, barking dogs, trash trucks, etc. are pretty common in my neighborhood. In the past 2 months I've taken extraordinary effort to quieten things down - I'm thinking of doing a short video to show everyone. Specifically: 1. Replaced 14 fluorescent shop lights with noisy ballasts with silent LED lights.2. Had sound-deadening insulation injected into the garage walls.3. Had 20 more inches of insulation installed into the attic.4. Lined the inside walls and ceiling with an air-filled reflective barrier.5. Installed 4" of insulation on my garage doors.6. Bought 4 different microphones, hoping that would solve it.6a. Installed a Stedman pop and Hiss filter on the mic.7. Experimented with different filtering recommendations in Audacity.8. Replaced the microphone cabling and shielded it.9. Installed a shock isolation mount onto the microphone.10. Mounted the microphone ABOVE the bench instead of ON it to reduce vibration.11. Rearranged the shop layout to put the laptop (and its fan) about 12' from where I am recording.12. Installed a baffle around the laptop.13. Installed 180 square feet of acoustic foam tiles around workbench. I honestly believe the sound is better than it WAS, but don't think it will ever be perfect while recording in the garage. I live near I-95, about a mile away, and when the wind is right you can hear the traffic. The biggest hospital in N. Virginia is a mile away, and has a constant flow of helicopter traffic. This near National and Dulles Airports, the occasional jet flies over, depending on the wind direction. On top of all that, my neighbor has a dog that barks almost constantly. At least ONE of them always decides to mow, weed whack, chop wood, or use a backpack blower every time I try to record a video. Also, there are FIVE different trash companies serving my neighborhood - ALL of them with different, and mostly random schedules. On top of all that, I have no control over how YT processes and compresses my videos. For all I know, the artifacts are introduced when that happens. I'm doing the best I can, honest. bill