I hope everything is well with the pregnancy, and god bless you for sharing your knowledge in these trying times, I'm new to the industry, but I'm holding my own so far, but I've really enjoyed your video's, because they have really give some confidence to carry on in the locksmithing world, I would appreciate being able to tap in to your knowledge if I ever get stuck
Thanks for the positive feedback pal and everything is fine with the wife and baby thanks for asking ❤️ I try and make videos as honest as I can because some jobs are gonna test you to the limit and it can feel like a very lonely place when you’re sat there on your own at door wondering what the fuck to do next
Lol u crack me up good watch I deal with Chubb’s all the time pain in the backside Tell me I had a callout Friday tenant locked in her property Yale 77 latch jammed key would not turn couldn’t slip it in the end got in through kitchen window undone 3 screws on the 77 and managed to pull the door open My question is wot would u do in this situation? Drill
Faulty nightlatches are a pain in the fucking ass, especially ones that have deadlocked by a dropped snib. In that situation if I’m replacing the lock anyway I drill 2 6mm holes aiming for the retaining screws and twist the cylinder out, then I’d use a thick flat head and try and force the bolt, if that didn’t work I’d drill into the case and then try and retract with a screwdriver. But if it’s a backplate like you had with the 3 screws visible then just undo them and pull it off the door .
Nice video as usual, looks cold. them chubbs are virtually impossible with out the staddon pick. Some one told me Chubb offer a £1000 insurance protection on them but I don’t know about that lol
Hey mate, great videos. Just a quick question. My Chubb Rep here in Australia calls the Curtain a Thrower and went on to tell me the difference. Have you come across this in the UK PS. Good luck with your missus and bubs.
@@bloggs692413 it’s the best tool I’ve got pal, perfect design. Not cheap but if you come across a lot of mortice locks like I do then it is essential 🔑🔑
@@FortressLocksmiths yes I do. and also just how to tell what lock you’re dealing with. Could be any lock. Is there a way you can identify locks on general?
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I hope everything is well with the pregnancy, and god bless you for sharing your knowledge in these trying times, I'm new to the industry, but I'm holding my own so far, but I've really enjoyed your video's, because they have really give some confidence to carry on in the locksmithing world, I would appreciate being able to tap in to your knowledge if I ever get stuck
Thanks for the positive feedback pal and everything is fine with the wife and baby thanks for asking ❤️ I try and make videos as honest as I can because some jobs are gonna test you to the limit and it can feel like a very lonely place when you’re sat there on your own at door wondering what the fuck to do next
I've opened these with Paul Soubers 5 Lever Chubb Jiggler Keys - Worth a Try! Great video man!
a great video again thankyou for showing hope the wife and baby are ok
Cheers pal, and yes they are both good thanks 🙏🏻
Great. learned more off the You Tube than I did from my course. All the best.
They can only teach you so much in a 1 week/ 2 week course pal! The rest you have to learn by doing 😂
@@FortressLocksmiths I know mate, every day is a school day.
Just seen the price of the decoder!
@@sirwalterkissmecrack haha yeah you have to be serious about the trade to invest in one of these bad boys
Another cracking Well explained Vlog👌🌟
Awesome once again mate 👍🏼
Cheers pal, hope work is going well for you 🔑🔑💪🏻
Great vid boss 👍🏻
Cheers buddy
Lol u crack me up good watch I deal with Chubb’s all the time pain in the backside
Tell me I had a callout Friday tenant locked in her property Yale 77 latch jammed key would not turn couldn’t slip it in the end got in through kitchen window undone 3 screws on the 77 and managed to pull the door open
My question is wot would u do in this situation? Drill
Faulty nightlatches are a pain in the fucking ass, especially ones that have deadlocked by a dropped snib. In that situation if I’m replacing the lock anyway I drill 2 6mm holes aiming for the retaining screws and twist the cylinder out, then I’d use a thick flat head and try and force the bolt, if that didn’t work I’d drill into the case and then try and retract with a screwdriver. But if it’s a backplate like you had with the 3 screws visible then just undo them and pull it off the door .
Nice video as usual, looks cold. them chubbs are virtually impossible with out the staddon pick. Some one told me Chubb offer a £1000 insurance protection on them but I don’t know about that lol
It was fucking freezing pal! And yeah they are very very hard, as soon as you get one lever set another one drops 😡😡
What are you doing with other hand ?? What’s the tool??? Great video 👍🏻
The tool is called the Staddon pick , thanks for watching pal 👍🏻🔑
Hey mate, great videos. Just a quick question. My Chubb Rep here in Australia calls the Curtain a Thrower and went on to tell me the difference. Have you come across this in the UK
PS. Good luck with your missus and bubs.
Hi pal, as far as I’m aware the curtain and the thrower are the same thing ie they both throw the bolt
very informative bud, what's the pick your using there and where you get it is it a GJ
Cheers pal, no it’s a Staddon/Turner pick for Chubbs...I’ve done a few videos on it 👍🏻🔑
@@FortressLocksmiths you recommend it? it a good tool?
@@bloggs692413 it’s the best tool I’ve got pal, perfect design. Not cheap but if you come across a lot of mortice locks like I do then it is essential 🔑🔑
@@FortressLocksmiths yes it aint cheap for sure but a must have if ur doin alot of them
Hello mate quick question what is the name of the tool to pick Chubb locks.please
Hi Chris this is the Turner pick for specific Chubb locks (not all)
Lovely man
I am indeed 🤣🤣🔑
How do you know what type of lock it is if its in a door?
Do you mean how do you tell the difference between the two locks?
@@FortressLocksmiths yes I do. and also just how to tell what lock you’re dealing with. Could be any lock. Is there a way you can identify locks on general?
@@oldduffer584 yeah I go through a checklist of things that narrows it down to 99% positive ID on the lock
@@FortressLocksmiths cheers fella