This lock came from 'tacitguardian' (th-cam.com/users/tacitguardian) who found it laying around. It's a beautiful brass padlock from LOCKWOOD. Here's were I first picked the lock and took it apart th-cam.com/video/qucKOd-p-mg/w-d-xo.html. In this video I extract the core, repinn the lock and make a key for it. Finally it get picked ;-) Have fun :-)
Great job restoring that cool padlock Michael, I love to see the internals of the padlocks, great picking too, a pleasure to view my friend, thanks for sharing ;o))
this video shows me that this lock would still function without any tumblers due to the retainer) i may try your trick of pulling the plugs out and turning them upside down and refit without tumblers .. (found it without a key)
great video, shows me why My straight pics (cheapies) probably don't work on My lock if there's a long pin on number 4 in the way of a short pin on number 5 for example.
i have a brass padlock that just so happens to be a cheap chinese padlock that i got for free by someone who wanted to get rid of it and it is GROSS. it looks about the same as your lock before you restored it (exept for the shackle), so maybe i will restore that thing one day.
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This lock came from 'tacitguardian' (th-cam.com/users/tacitguardian) who found it laying around. It's a beautiful brass padlock from LOCKWOOD. Here's were I first picked the lock and took it apart th-cam.com/video/qucKOd-p-mg/w-d-xo.html. In this video I extract the core,
repinn the lock and make a key for it. Finally it get picked ;-) Have fun :-)
Great video !!!
You are a very crafty to do all that to that nice Lockwood 👍🏻
Thank you - I didn't show you all the snapped drill bits that I produced over time ;-)
Really good video, fantastic work restoring that wonderful old Lockwood, & you have definitely made it a tricky little pick now,
Thank you - it's a nice piece of brass and I'm just happy that I could recover it.
I enjoy the old locks. they have a charm about them. i do like to see them get revived and reused back in service. thanks for the video.
Cheers and thanks buddy. This LOCKWOOD is a very nice in particular.
Nicely restored my friend very cool lockwood👍😎😎😊👍😎
Thank you - yes, a great lock.
Great restoration, nice pick 👍👍👍👍
Thank you :-)
Very nice repair of your patient Doctor Potti 🏥🚑👍👏🔓 It's always nice to see an old lock returned to life, particularly an old Lockwood.
Thank you - this was waiting for me for quite some time. Now I'm happy that it's done.
Loving these lock restoration videos, great job Potti!
Cheers - yeah it's a very satisfying procedure.
Great job restoring that cool padlock Michael, I love to see the internals of the padlocks, great picking too, a pleasure to view my friend, thanks for sharing ;o))
Thank you - it way laying around in my box for too long. I'm very happy that it's back in working order - great piece of a padlock :-)
The lock Dr strikes again. It’s great seeing Locks brought back to life :-)
Thank you buddy - love these old brass padlocks - especially when it's a LOCKWOOD from far away :-)
Awesome job
Thanks.
Sir, your videos are excellent ... and most interesting! Very nice.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Great to read that you had fun watching.
Potti314 I can't help but having fun watching your work. Thanks.
Very nice job my friend.
Thank you.
very nice!!
Yeah, it's a beautiful lock.
this video shows me that this lock would still function without any tumblers due to the retainer) i may try your trick of pulling the plugs out and turning them upside down and refit without tumblers .. (found it without a key)
great video, shows me why My straight pics (cheapies) probably don't work on My lock if there's a long pin on number 4 in the way of a short pin on number 5 for example.
Great !!!
Which screw do you use ??? M1?
Thank you - it's M2 ;-)
well done man cool video keep up the good work thanks stiglocks..r
Thank you - happy you liked it.
Hey what key blank did you use and did you have to modify it? Thanks
It's a CES blank that a locksmith gave to me. It was the best fit for the keyway. No modification needed but that blade is a bit too shallow.
What do you think about Key Cutter: th-cam.com/video/U4OilLlcKYs/w-d-xo.html
Great tool, but I usually don't need to duplicate keys. Also I'm not sure if it also works fine with steel blanks.
Sorry for my undefined question. I mean, do you think that this Key Cutter can be used for Key Impressioning?
Not sure, I've never done impressioning. Perhaps not accurate enough.
i have a brass padlock that just so happens to be a cheap chinese padlock that i got for free by someone who wanted to get rid of it and it is GROSS. it looks about the same as your lock before you restored it (exept for the shackle), so maybe i will restore that thing one day.