Lockpicking Village
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Lockpickers from all over the world come together at sector A1 in the Lockpicking Village.
The Lockpicking Village is a common project of the German Lockpickers of SSDeV (http://www.lockpicking.org) and the Netherlands Lockpickers of TOOOL (http://www.toool.nl), supported by European and North-American Lockpickers.
Lockpicking Tent
Central point of the Lockpicking Village is the 75 square meter lockpicking tent. Next is the team tent of SSDeV for team support, and a few RV‘s for lockpickers with heavy equipment (please reserve your space in advance). Every lockpicker is invited to camp at the Lockpicking Village and enjoy the quiet and relaxed atmosphere with the option to exchange knowledge.
Beginner WORKSHOPS
From breakfast to sunset there are beginner workshops in the lockpicking tent on the hour. Every even hour in English, every odd hour in German, French, Spanish etc. Everybody is invited to collect first experiences on the training locks, they are on display in the tent.
Special WORKSHOPS
If you as an experienced lockpicker want to give additional workshops for advanced lockpickers, please email.
Thursday: (Day 1 - 28th)
2pm: workshop for kids only, minimum age 4 years.
4pm: workshop for fire brigade and rescue squad only.
8pm: lockpicking videos.
Friday: (Day 2 - 29th)
11am: beginners workshop german
12noon: beginners workshop
1pm: beginners workshop english
2pm: workshop bump-key manufacturing with modern computer controlled key cutter. german
3pm: beginners workshop dutch/english
4pm: beginners workshop english
5pm: beginners workshop german
6pm: beginners workshop english
7pm: beginners workshop dutch
8pm: Bumping revisited in Tent 2
10pm: Wau Holland memorial - we show old Videos, more details at Wauland_Village
Saturday: (Day 3 - 30th)
12noon: DutchOpen_2005 Lockpicking Championship
8pm: lockpickers party for the champions
Sunday: (Day 4 - 31st)
11am: beginners workshop german
12noon: Sport Shop clearance sale.
12noon: beginners workshop dutch/english
1pm: beginners workshop english
2pm: beginners workshop english
3pm: beginners workshop
4pm: beginners workshop
5pm: beginners workshop
6pm: beginners workshop english
7pm: beginners workshop
8pm: lockpicking team party
DutchOpen_2005 Lockpicking Championship on Saturday
On Saturday beginning 12noon TOOOL is holding the 4th Netherlands Lockpicking Championship in the lockpicking tent. For participation you have to register, we only have space for 40 participants.
Bumping revisited - Friday 20:00 in Tent 2 - Barry Wels
Events since the publicity surrounding a rather large security problem involving all sorts of mechanical locks
http://program.whatthehack.org/event/213.en.html
Since our member Klaus Noch first reported about "bump keys" at the autumn 2004 training camp of SSDeV in Köln, Barry Wels has written an article for Datenschleuder magazine (CCC) and has prepared a presentation for wth.
You have a chance to watch the manufacturing of bump keys with the help of a computer controlled key cutter at the lockpicking tent.
SPORT SHOP
At our small shop you can buy beginner tools and special tools. Spare parts will be sold only after the netherlands championship on sunday, because there is a spare parts sale priority for the champions.
The sport shop is open daily from 11am to 7pm.
LOCKED OUT ?
If you are locked out of your car, tent or computer (hardware only), you can call DECT-telephone 4711 or 4712 for help. For the exchange of a sixpack of beer there will be a lockpicker willing to help you, daily from wednesday to monday.
TRAVEL
Monday July 25 around 6pm Michael (DECT 4712) is on the camp to mark the lockpicking tent area. Until this date it is a must to keep the area around the lockpicking tent clear for 23 meters in every direction! Tuesday July 26 late in the evening the equipment truck will arrive. Then the tent will be set up. Sunday July 30 the lockpicking tent will be held open until midnight. Monday August 1 beginning 10am we will take down the tent and pack everything.
ATTENTION: RV’s and cars with heavy equipment should arrive no later than wednesday. If you want to park your vehicle at the lockpicking village you can leave not earlier than sunday late in the evening, or better monday morning!
Are you in the Lockpicking Team ?
DOMESTIC AUTHORITY
Responsible for the Lockpicking Village are Steffen (DECT 4711) and Michael (DECT 4712). We reserve the right to expel people with questionable or criminal intent from the village.
1st Lockpicking tent at Hacking In Progress (HIP97), August 1997, near Almere
Lockpicking tent at 2nd Chaos Communication Camp, August 2003, near Berlin
Lockpicking with kids 4 years and older at 2nd Chaos Communication Camp, August 2003,near Berlin
