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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Just had a clean up and dragged this old beauty out from the cobwebs. It was a fit for purpose GMH Woodville maintenance shop machine for the Briggs and Stratton 6 cut sidebar locksets that were in use in Holden vehicles in the 60s/70s and 80s. Still works well but needs a few minor parts to make her whole again. Might do a complete strip down and clean and give the ol' girl some new lip stick.
Paul I'll go out on a limb here and say, for me, you have one of the most interesting Locksport Channels around. I love this stuff.
Thanks for the words of encouragement mate. You're too kind. Although i am sure there would be others who might disagree. Have a good one:-)
It's amazing how fast, effective, & simple keys can be cut compared to hand filing. 👍
Sure, I'd like that old Ilco catalog whenever you can send it. No hurry.
@@WilliamMancel No probs:-)
Very cool old cutter!!!
Great stuff!!!!
👍🐈👍👏🐾
Thanks Chris:-)
Oh Wow that old key machine is fantastic, & still works a treat, 😎👍 Have a great week Paul.
Thanks Daz. Have a good week mate:-)
Showing your age Paul. :) Cool to see that old school cutter. Nice of you to show old Holden locks since they are now kaput. :/ you are a wealth of information. Oh, weird bitting on that key.🤔👍
Thanks Donz. Yeah, feeling every bit of the age as each day passes:-)
Very cool my friend, I love the old machines also.
Thanks Bear. Yeah, i agree totally. There's an appreciation of the feel, sound and an accomplishment that the operator has had a mechanical input into the end product. Unlike a Silca Unicode, Futurer or a Triax machine which are all electronic and sterile. Cheers:-)
Very nice bit of memorabilia there. I'm sure people in the Holden Club would be interested to know the keys can still be cut in an original machine and that you have them lion keys. Thanks for the trip down memory lane, cheers
Thanks PW. Hope you're well mate and the pooch is doing ok:-)
Cool old code cutter!
Still prefer the Framon TeeHee!
Love seeing the older machines and love the keys!
Thanks for sharing Paul!! 👍👍👍👍🧡
Thanks Cherokee. To be fair, i've never heard or seen a Framon code cutter. I'll have to look for one for comparison on the ol' web:-)
Great vid on how things use to be!
Thanks Wes:-)
Nice bit of GMH history mate.
Sweet old code key machine too Paul.
Should do an overhaul video on that old girl ✌️😄🍺🍺
Thanks Funkey. Yeah, think i might but i'll wait til you do your refurb of your Yale and i'll probably follow suit:-)
Great video Paul , I like the old ilco key machine have a good one😁👍
Thanks Vic. You too mate:-)
Interesting video mate thanks for sharing 👌👌
Thanks Ben:-)
Great machine and great video on it !
Thanks!
Thanks John:-)
very cool video paul my friend👊👍😊😎🇬🇧
Thanks Leon. Have a good one mate:-)
Interesting video, thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Keymaster:-)
Man just love the old stuff Paul,hopefully you choose appropriate lipstick color mate!
Briggs and Stratton? Hmm only see that on my snow blower mate that's the motor on most of my machines lol,very interesting!
Nice bitting on the GM keys,my 99 Pontiac Grand Prix gt(still beat around in it)cam with Valet key lol!
Machine works like a charm mate,concept for code cutting is great no different on the widely used BLITZ code cutter
Love those keys at the end,very nice!
Great vid mate as always really enjoyed it!
Thanks Mur. Yeah, Briggs and Stratton were big in the automotive lock game back in the day. GMH Australia was a part of the US GM group so they shared their product line. I could imagine you pulling up at the casino in your Pontiac and throwing your valet key at the valet and barking, "hey boy! park the car and don't scratch it!" lol. Thinking a pale green for the lipstick. Saw a photo of a refurbed Ilco and it looked pretty slick. Have a good one:-)
Cheers PAUL it's an awesome piece history, I hope you get around to restoring it.
Awesome video Paul. I love that old beauty. As for BS, here in the States they are well known for lawn mowers.
The Commodore vehicles, were they made by Chrysler?
Anyway, staying away from sick people. Love you my good friend!
Thanks Angelo. They still have lawn mowers for sale now down here with the Briggs and Stratton 4 stroke. Our OZ lawn mower is the Victor 2 stroke. The Commodores were a Holden built vehicle( owned by General Motors). W e used to have a Chrysler factory at Tonsley Park, Adelaide back in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Then Mitsubishi took them over and finally ceased production in the early 2000s. Unfortunately Holdens closed their doors in November 2017. They used to employ around 5000 locals up here in the hood. The new Commodores are made overseas now. Anyway, take care my friend and as always love to you, Christine, Jen and family:-)
That was some incredible stuff I really thought the lion keys are awesome, on that key cutter was too
Thanks Rook. I like the vintage machinery. Has character written all over it. I'll keep one aside for you:-)
@@crankylock7844 lol thanks, back then, they made things to last, today they just make things 👍🔓
Awesome shit brother, very, very nice
Thanks Thumper:-) I've got your Dr Lock package here. Bloody heavy. I'll get it to you as soon as i can:-)
@@crankylock7844 REALLY, THANK YOU BROTHER, I TOLDLY FORGOTTEN ABOUT THIS YOU ARE OUTSTANDING BROTHER
That was Awesome!! Cool old rig ! I could imagine a talented machinist could make you some code wheels, might cost you a kidney though ;P I can picture it with "micrometer" plates, so you could use it for any lock system as long as you know the space and depth info. That would be awesome! Kinda like a framon key machine..
Thanks Rookie. Yeah, reckon i could have a go at fashioning some plates myself. Another project to add to the list. lol. Have a good one:-)
That Ilco is quite complicated compared to the HPC Blitz.
Thanks Gary. I am going to strip the ol' girl down and give her a bath and some new lipstick in the near future. It is more laboursome than the Blitz but achieves the same end outcome. It's a hands on machine which i find more tactile and more satisfying. It's an age thing. lol. Cheers:-)
@@crankylock7844 A pity those discs would be hard to find. I wonder if you could make them yourself. Of course, it could be the same issue with the Blitz's cards if they don't have the right card.
Awesome video Paul my friend, brother you are really showing your age 😂🤣 lol.
Thanks Bill. Remember mate, respect your elders. lol. Hope ya well:-)
paul springett Brother I have the upmost respect for you great video my friend.
@@billbacardi3262 Thanks Bill. I am feeling like an eighty year old and looking like a ninety year old but man, i am still a horny goat above my shoulders. lol. Stay well Bill:-)
paul springett Ha Ha Ha Ha that's hilarious brother. Always great to hear from you Paul my friend. It's 5:30pm by you it's 1:00am here I just got home from a lock out a bunch of drunk kids.
@@billbacardi3262 Ouch! That would have been an expensive night out for the lads. lol. Hopefully you can get to bed and not get disturbed again:-)
even more wonderful history preserved, Brushes are for soy drinkers LOL to funny : )
Thanks mate. Yeah, can't help myself with the cheap shots at the betas. lol. Have a good one:-)