# 341 The Lockwood Laminated 226 problem rectified and reassembly.(Pt 2)

Just the final video on the little 226. The actuator return spring had over extended and hence the locking pawl wasn't able to drop into the recesses on the shackle. All assembled all be it a bit less desirable:-)

[@iowapanner2223]

Great couple of videos, interesting to see the insides of those locks. Thanks for sharing.

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Iowa:-)

[@PocketWomen]

Great investigation and discovery. Really cool to see how they were put together, Thanks for this video, great information on the Lockwood, cheers

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks PW. Good ol' Aussie simplistic engineering:-)

[@kaos_N_keys]

Great work Paul, interesting video to watch both 1 & 2.
Cheers!

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Kaos. See ya back for Rd 18 on Friday:-)

[@RookieLock]

Just finished watching part 1. Really interesting way to retain and remove the shackle. Like you said.. being that the "Lockwood" plate is secured with drive screws or drive rivets, it would be pretty easy to remove and reinstall.. Surprised to see that in such a small and inexpensive lock, very cool! Great work Paul, really enjoy these videos ! Thanks, and take care buddy!

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Rookie. It's a learning curve for sure. Like you say, "even an mature canine" can learn new tricks:-)

[@RookieLock]

@@crankylock7844 LOL, well said buddy, that's a better way to put it ;) hahaha

[@dazevers]

That’s a very clever idea to retain the shackle, I guess that once the padlocks has all been made they just leave those little wedges out until they decide what height shackle to use, them drive it in after?
Have a great week Paul

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Daz. I reckon you might be on the ball with that theory. Would make sense from a production point of view. Have a good one:-)

[@chriscapune7873]

😀 wonderful work!!!!
Great to see it working!!!
👍🐈👍🐾👏👏🍺🇦🇺

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks again Chris. Have a good one:-)

[@cherokee8647]

Fun video reconstructing. 👍👍👍👍❤

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Cherokee. Have a good week and hope you're well;-)

[@Steel-Pinnings]

Great videos bro, love learning new stuff. And I never seen that way of retaining the shackle.
Pretty slick for sure.
Cheers and Happy Pickin!

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks SP. Definately a rudimentary method to secure the shackle but effective. Have a good one:-)

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

Great video job brother, very nicely made

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Thumper. Hope you're well mate. Have a good one:-)

[@johnmccormick2883]

Wow... great craftsmanship!
If I had gotten it apart the only place it would’ve gone is the bin 🤪
Great investigation of the laminated Lockwoods!
I’ll bet they stacked the laminated plates then popped in the shackle retaining wedge then lastly popped on the badge.
If you got a job putting the badges on you’d have lasted at least a couple of weeks!

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks John. Long time between drinks my friend. Hope you and your family are all good. Take care:-)

[@johnmccormick2883]

paul springett I’m ok my friend... had to euthanize our dog last Friday ... had her since Sept 2005... her health was to the point she was suffering... adjusting to family life without her... hope to post a video soon just to check in ... take care Paul

[@crankylock7844]

@@johnmccormick2883 Sorry to hear John. I know the anguish and pain that occurs. Had to put my best friend down after 15 yrs of being at my side in the van and at home. It takes a while to get used to their not being there. Cheers.

[@johnmccormick2883]

paul springett I know ... she was always there with a smile... I’m still looking to give her some treats from my dinner plate... expecting her to be at the foot of the bed in the morning.

[@Derfboy]

Love your channel bro! Thanks for the awesome content! :)

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Derek. Appreciate the feedback:-)

[@RookKnight]

Just watched both parts
Really neat stuff
I still wonder if it was a typo
Or its a different lock
Any case great job bring life back to it
It Was great seeing what makes it tick
Take care

[@crankylock7844]

Thanks Rook:-)

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

Are all these laminated Lockwoods wafer locks?

[@crankylock7844]

No. I have checked a 1992 LSC Catalogue and apparantly the 239 was a pin tumbler format in 30,40 and 50 mm versions. I have a update video about to be posted where i point it out:-)

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

@@crankylock7844 Ah, OK, because I have some new ones that look like pin tumbler ones and I have an old one that looks like a wafer lock. I sent you photos of the latter last year. The shackle comes right out. I realise now it's because the shackle retaining pin is damaged.