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- Just making a key for Mr Smallgoods who doesn't have a key for this Lockwood vintage 234. I have two to do so in this one i'll impression and cut the depths via code cuts. The other 234 will be done ol' skool by using an impressioning file Swiss No 2.
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this is like a educational locksmith channel
Thanks Bird:-)
Great video Paul that was awesome loved it excellent work.
Thanks GS:-)
As always very informative video. Thanks for sharing you vast knowledge with us Paul.
Thanks Rob. Hope you are doing ok in this moment of madness:-)
@@crankylock7844 Ya I'm doing okay Paul thank you for asking. You look after yourself also. You still have a lot to teach me...
Thanks for doing this video, I really want to learn how to impression a key consistently and correctly, so far I suck at it due to absolutely no practice but hopefully I can pick it up soon. Thanks again Paul, I love your videos!
Thanks mate. Keep practicing and success will no doubt follow. Thanks for the positive comment:-)
That key impressioning would do my head in Paul lol , you have the patience of a saint to do that mate
Thanks Pete. You could learn it mate. Practice and it will fall into place:-)
That was awesome! Very interesting ! Love the oldscool locksmithing! Thanks for taking us along, and thanks for the inspiration, I gotta try my hand at impressioning one of these days.. once I find the right lock :P It was cool to see the marks and think what positions I would have cut, then seing what you cut, lol I don't think I would have gotten it open, lol I have to say, its much easier to see marks after filing than after cutting on the machine..
Hey Rookie I started on a master 900 with M1 blank.... wrecked the lock with a way to deep cut on 4 give it a go nothing to lose everything to gain have a go bro if ya have the tools it's fun to pop a lock that way. Hope all is well Cheers :)
@@totallyrandomlocksandpicks Yeah I might even try it on a lock that can be disassembled, hell why not.. Just for the practice anyway.. Might do that this morning, lol Thanks buddy, doing well, hope your doing great aswell!
@@RookieLock Yeah mate have a go the mistakes ya make will be lessons well worth learning gotta say it's one hell one a fun game to play, ten pop & #open ya'll feel great! watching Jos Weis got me into picking/impressioning he open a lock in 48 seconds years ago, doing well over here Cheers mate :)
Thanks Rookie. Yeah, TR is spot on. The theory is simplistic but the practical is a journey of trial and error. If you can, source brass blanks Rook. They are much more forgiving than the nickle/silver. You will read the marks much better. Have a good one and i have no doubt of your abilities to achieve anything:-)
That was a huge video mate. great job cheers
Thanks Craig. Hope you and your family are coping well at this time:-)
Nice job Paul.
Good video and glad you are doing ok. 👍👍👍👍🧡
Thanks Cherokee;-)
Great video mate. I could actually see the marks, got a few wrong, but was a fun exercise, cheers
Thanks PW:-)
Great video!!!
For the most part I could see the marks. But not always 😅
Will have to try some of this .
Wonderful to have a working key 👍😀
Thank you for sharing this!!! 🔑
🐈👍🐈🐾🔑
Thanks Chris. Stay safe and well:-)
paul springett 👍🇦🇺🍻🐈
Very Well done brother, great information and a Awesome video
Thanks Thumper:-)
Bloody good video mate never seen in done that way
Funny thing is I'm trying to do the same thing with a 234
Gives me a bit more inspiration To keep going with it, a few new clue and all
Cheers mate
Thanks mate and goodluck with the 234:-)
Thanks form sharing this, I have wanted to try, and this will help a lot 👍😀🔓
Thanks Rook:-)
Nice, as always you make it look so easy. Although yes, some of those did stand out :) As for music, we expect you to sing or hum us a song :P
Thanks Matt. No humming or singing. I have already subjected people to that nightmare before:-)
Wow ... great impressioning video!
I didn’t have any doubts about your lock skills, but didn’t know your video skills were that good! One of the very few impressioning videos where I could actually see the marks clearly👍🏻
It looks like you were using as flat bottomed file there ... really allowed the marks to show up! Would’ve love to see one file session to see the file and your filing technique.
I thought that when pin 3 kept showing that something was wrong and you were going to end with a Fail ... but only briefly as I kept saying ... this is bloody Paul S ... there’s no way it’s ending in a fail!!!
Great job!! The 20+ minutes flew by like a three minute video!! Thanks!
Thank John. Have a safe one:-)
Great video mate I have a 234 with your tips on how to impression I give it a crack thanks mate cheers. 👌
Thanks Ben. Any questions let me know:-)
@@crankylock7844 Thanks mate how r u going with this stay home policy.
@@benramunno9677 I don't have a stay at home policy mate. I am keeping it as normal for now. Cheers mate:-)
That was really interesting mate never seen anyone impression a key with a code cutting machine was like playing wheel of fortune lol Awesome video Paul will get back to you and the other lads when time avails hope you are well brother. If you would like me to make ya a handle like mine let me know, Cheers :)
Is the pope Catholic? lol. Yeah, i have seen your impressioning tool handle. If you can make one that would appreciated. Hope ya well and bunkered down. Hell, they are even rationing the piss down here mate. lol. Have a good one mate:-)
@@crankylock7844 yeah I'm ok sick of this shit already yep ya can only buy 2 cartons at a time up here now. has 45ltrs in a 50l keg and supplies this is not good in imho I'll have to find the tap to thread the alloy consider it done seeing that I'm going to be sending something your way regardless I'll pm ya when I have time mate look after ya self Cheers :)
@@totallyrandomlocksandpicks I've seen your impression tool in action if you feel up to making one for me as well I would be very grateful, cheers mate
@@PocketWomen I'll have to check that I can still get alloy stock, I have some however some of it is spoken for, I use it in robotics applications also, provided the local alloy shop can still get stock while I'm making one for Paul I'll make one for you also, may take a little while too get there, have a casting box for ya too I'll do it all in one hit. Talk to ya in your channels comments section for contact dets. Hope you are well look after ya self Cheers TR :)
Brilliant video Paul,you did make it look quite simple with a heavy dose of patience mate!
To be clear,with every mark on the key you cut 1 depth deeper on the machine correct?
Enjoyed that my friend
Thank you
Stay well!
Cheers
Thanks Mur. Yeah, you are correct. One depth at a time. It is not the correct tool for what i was trying to achieve but it served its purpose in the end. Stay well too:-)
So what does the rest of that tool do and why are you reluctant to use it?
Thanks mate. I will do a demo on it. It can leave marks on the brass or chrome(depending on the application you are impressioning). You need to protect the face of the lock where the plunger meets the lock. A heavy tape or of that type can be used. It works in a different way. It actually leaves drag marks on the trailing edge of the cut. I will explain how it works when i impression a lock with it in the near future. Cheers:-)
@@crankylock7844 OK, thanks.
Hey Paul, locksmith here. I’m interested in that keygrip. Do you have any information about it?
How are you mate. The tool i used wasn't designed for that type of impressioning. It is meant for dragging the key out of the keyway whilst under torque. I don't have the customary holding tool so i improvised with this tool. (Impression tool/gun) I don't have any backround on it but it is available from my supplier down under so i would imagine it would be available where you are located. They are a bit spicy in price but are a durable tool that will serve you well into the future. I will do an expo on the use of the tool soon to explain how it works and the principles of its success. I will let you know when i have a video up on it via replying again to your comment. Have a safe one:-)
Hello sir we have professional key
shop
we need the file number
We want to know where the point is marked
We want to see the pin point which vedio we have to see
Sir I am from Bangalore India our business is duplicate key making I don't know the idea of making impression where is the exact mark is please show me otherwise which video i have to see and also I want to know the file number tell me please
Great video Paul, I really appreciate your making and sharing this. After you did each round of cuts, did you file the cuts down at all to smooth the surface, or did you just put it back in the lot as-is?
Thanks mate. I did give a few of the cuts a quick swipe now and again. I was cutting to code using s&d keys off a duplicator that was at my side for convenience. The duplicator tends to leave parallel marks which need to be smoothed over. Have a good one:-)
@@crankylock7844 thanks Paul, I appreciate the info 😊
ok i feel like Sgt. Schultz cos i see nothing :(
lol. Thanks Schultzy:-)