Hope you enjoyed this episode. I have an addendum to offer - I make reference to what I thought was an Everest 29SL cylinder with an S keyway but I believe this is incorrect - what Kurt sent was actually an older Everest model with a C123 keyway! Apologies - always learning and growing 😉
Simply wonderful! The incremental steps in the locks, I suspect, are just perfect for the ongoing learning you desire. I really appreciate how the information you presented was succinct and well thought out. Combined with the top-quality production, seeing a new installment was a brilliant accompaniment to my morning coffee!
Yay, it's Friday- caught me out, with an early posting!! Lovely package that and a nicely thought out selection. Side pins... you're going to love those, I have one with them and it's killing me.🤣 The info about MACS is interesting, I've seen it mentioned in passing and now know what it means. Very nice pick, great video and I enjoyed that a lot- thank you 👍
My pleasure Pete - I decided to schedule the next couple of episodes and the early release caught me out too! Must have thought am was pm! Side pins seem terrifying but baby steps and hopefully I’ll get there 😉
@@fishpicks4531 - re side pins. There are a couple of really good vids out there, using micro cameras and they give you a superb insight of the pins/pick interacting. The Artichoke vid is a very good one, amongst others. Enjoy!😊
Awesome!! Great stuff, and super generous of Kurt for sharing this with you :) That Primus looks awesome! Let me know if you want help with it ;) Also it's a bit confusing, but there are a few models of lock with similar names: -Schlage Everest (basic Pin tumbler with a check pin) - Schlage Everest 29 SL (Sidebar variant with "L" pins, and 1 check pin) - Schlage Primus (basic pin tumbler, with secondary sidebar and rotating finger pins) - Schlage Everest Primus (same as previous but enhanced key control) - Schlage Everest 29 SL Primus XP (double sidebar, 1 for the 7 "L" pins, and 1 for the 5 rotating finger pins) You may already be familiar with all that, and if so, sorry for the long comment 😖... As far as I know though, that's all the different versions, but it can get pretty confusing with the long/similar names haha. Ps. The MTL locks you have are also considered high security locks 😀
Isaac you also left out Everest 29 and 29 Primus. Newer keyway under patent. They have backwards key capabilities. Meaning new keys will fit into the now Everest Classic but not vise versa. Also when you get ready to tackle the Primus cylinder, remind Fish to swap the drivers for standard ones. I’m a moment of pure evil I put in Assa drivers in that when I keyed it up 😈
Those KIK with t-pins and the "spring" bible....I'd be curious how you get on with those. That's been my primary mode of running into-and learning to hate- t-pins!!
Cannot wait to see what you show us. BTW, looks like you make surpass 1000 subscribers soon. Don’t want to jinx you ahead of time, but it is surely growing because of the high quality videos you’ve made. Good job.
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Hope you enjoyed this episode. I have an addendum to offer - I make reference to what I thought was an Everest 29SL cylinder with an S keyway but I believe this is incorrect - what Kurt sent was actually an older Everest model with a C123 keyway! Apologies - always learning and growing 😉
Love the workmanship on that custom pick, it's a beauty
Excellent video as always, and a very generous package from Kurt, respect 👍
Yep it’s a beauty! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Robert 🙌
What a GREAT package from Kurt. A great assortment of locks (and lock types) and a very nice pick!
Thanks Gantry - yes I was delighted by Kurt’s generosity 🙌
Simply wonderful! The incremental steps in the locks, I suspect, are just perfect for the ongoing learning you desire.
I really appreciate how the information you presented was succinct and well thought out. Combined with the top-quality production, seeing a new installment was a brilliant accompaniment to my morning coffee!
Few things can improve a good morning coffee so this is high praise indeed! Thanks Lawrence 🙌
What a wonderful care package! Amazing generosity from Kurt. I’m sure you’ll have fun with those locks.
I certainly will Andrew - thanks for watching 😉🙌
Great video. Good luck with picking them all.
Wonderful package from Kurt!!
Lots of great locks and a gorgeous pick!!!!
Lots of picking fun ahead 😃
Stay safe my friend
🐾🐈🐈⬛🐾😷🇬🇧👏👏👏👏
It certainly was and that pick has already given good service! Hope all is well Chris 🙌🐟
@@fishpicks4531 all fine here😃
🐈🐾🐈⬛🐾😷🇬🇧
Great package fish ,very generous of Kurt
Thanks for sharing mate
Stay well
Yep he went above and beyond with this gift box - I’m very lucky 😉🙌
Good luck with all that. Generous community members make sure the great video makers have plenty of source material! 💪
That’s absolutely the case 😉🙌
curt sent you a wonderful package and that pick is just wow so nice! you sir have made yet another great video!
Thanks Dana - such a treat to have received all these goodies 😉
Great package and info on each lock. Always enjoy your thorough videos buddy. Lovely custom rake from Kurt too.🍺👍🤓🇦🇺
Thanks mate - your ongoing support is really appreciated 🙌
Yay, it's Friday- caught me out, with an early posting!!
Lovely package that and a nicely thought out selection. Side pins... you're going to love those, I have one with them and it's killing me.🤣
The info about MACS is interesting, I've seen it mentioned in passing and now know what it means.
Very nice pick, great video and I enjoyed that a lot- thank you 👍
My pleasure Pete - I decided to schedule the next couple of episodes and the early release caught me out too! Must have thought am was pm! Side pins seem terrifying but baby steps and hopefully I’ll get there 😉
@@fishpicks4531 - re side pins. There are a couple of really good vids out there, using micro cameras and they give you a superb insight of the pins/pick interacting. The Artichoke vid is a very good one, amongst others.
Enjoy!😊
Awesome package from Kurt👌
The Schlage Primus side pins need to be rotated and lifted into position, a very tough lock.
Beautiful custom pick too😍
Yep - think it will be something I work towards but amazing to have it in my collection 😉
Absolutely and thanks for the tip on the Primus 🙌
That pick looks amazing.
It’s wonderful - such an honour to be gifted it 🙏
Great package, your gonna be a busy man.
I certainly am! 😉
Awesome!! Great stuff, and super generous of Kurt for sharing this with you :)
That Primus looks awesome! Let me know if you want help with it ;)
Also it's a bit confusing, but there are a few models of lock with similar names:
-Schlage Everest (basic Pin tumbler with a check pin)
- Schlage Everest 29 SL (Sidebar variant with "L" pins, and 1 check pin)
- Schlage Primus (basic pin tumbler, with secondary sidebar and rotating finger pins)
- Schlage Everest Primus (same as previous but enhanced key control)
- Schlage Everest 29 SL Primus XP (double sidebar, 1 for the 7 "L" pins, and 1 for the 5 rotating finger pins)
You may already be familiar with all that, and if so, sorry for the long comment 😖... As far as I know though, that's all the different versions, but it can get pretty confusing with the long/similar names haha.
Ps. The MTL locks you have are also considered high security locks 😀
Had no idea about all those variations Isaac so thanks! Really looking forward to our Mul-T-Lick session 😉
@@fishpicks4531 me too!
Isaac you also left out
Everest 29 and 29 Primus. Newer keyway under patent. They have backwards key capabilities. Meaning new keys will fit into the now Everest Classic but not vise versa.
Also when you get ready to tackle the Primus cylinder, remind Fish to swap the drivers for standard ones. I’m a moment of pure evil I put in Assa drivers in that when I keyed it up 😈
Totally jealous. 🤢🤢. Haha. Enjoy. When you stop learning you stop living. Looking forward to seeing these in future vids. 👍
Haha cheers Jeff. I completely agree mate 🙌
Keyed locks were created for inspection, basically weird lock out tag out lock
Those KIK with t-pins and the "spring" bible....I'd be curious how you get on with those. That's been my primary mode of running into-and learning to hate- t-pins!!
Will record something when I get to that one 😉
Cannot wait to see what you show us.
BTW, looks like you make surpass 1000 subscribers soon. Don’t want to jinx you ahead of time, but it is surely growing because of the high quality videos you’ve made. Good job.
Sorry I didn’t see this at the time you posted Carl - your comment clearly didn’t jinx me 😉🙌
great video have just subbed
Thanks Stephen 🙌