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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Just a video to hopefully put Monkey Lock picking in the right direction to removing and replacing the springs in his American wafer padlock. Just be aware mate that you have to be precise with the placement of the small flat head screw driver on the back end of the wafer. A light rap will suffice.
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Nice to see a man with spares to replace parts not just replace locks 🔐
Thanks mate. It must be the ol' skool coming out in me. lol. I reckon it's more satisfying to repair if you can:-)
My job has a bunch of these and this video has been a big help. Thank you for the insights.
Glad it was of some interest. Have a good one:-)
Another great expo and reference point Paul enjoy these videos, good to know there's a bit of detailed info to come back to if needed. Thanks for the upload, Cheers mate :)
Thanks mate. Glad it was of some interest. Have a good one TR:-)
@@crankylock7844 Always of interest have fixed many a lock thanks to you and the content you have uploaded :)
This helped a lot 😀😀 .. I broke bye cycle lock and I almost fixed it but I am missing a spring 😢
Interesting Paul,love when springs and Parts go flying all over!
Thanks for sharing this mate,
Now at 1356 i paused video mate,bloody'ell noticed you chewed the end off that wooden Dowel/follower,will have to get some more nuts over to you soon!!!
Cheers!
Thanks Mur. Dropping things comes along with age mate. lol. Times are lean at present mate. A man has to eat something:-)
Lol!
Great information! Thank you! Wafer locks seem like kind of a pain in the ass to deal with haha. Have a great week 😎😀
Thanks mate. They are generally straight forward. The double sided wafers can be a slight nuisance:-)
Very informative video Paul.
I truly enjoy these, knowledge is everything my good friend.
Sorry I haven't been around lately, been busy. But things should be slowing down some.
Thank you for sharing and I love you!
Hi Angelo. Drop in at your leisure. Nice to hear from you. As always, thoughts and prayers to Christine, yourself, Jenna and the family. Love to all:-)
@@crankylock7844 Thank you my good friend
Thank you very much Paul that is great information, PW has given me a few wafer locks and there where a few in the bag i got from Dr lock so i should have plenty of donor parts if needed, Now to just take my time and not try to brute force anything. I will do a video of the work and the finished lock as soon as its done : )
Goodluck with it mate. Look forward to the end result:-)
Great demonstration and information, This will be really helpful. There are so many slight variations of wafers, all very interesting. I did send Monkey fingers a handful of wafer locks that you had given me, for him to play with and pull apart. Thanks for this video, cheers
Thanks PW. Yeah, he mentioned those in his comment. Hopefully a little Whitco euro gives his life for a greater cause. lol. Have a good one:-)
Great video my brother, nicely put together
Thanks Thumper:-)
Interesting video! Have a nice week!
Cheers Keymaster:-)
Cheers for the info. I bought a wafer kit to rewafer a bunch of Lockwood window locks. Not looking forward to the whole process. 🍺✌😎
Thanks Donz. Good excuse to make a video mate. Wafer rekeying with "The Donz". lol. Cheers:-)
@@crankylock7844 I still want to see a video of the aftermath of the bushfire near his place. I'm sure Don would be allowed to walk around there now.
Thank you so much!!
No problems. Hope it was of some value to you:-)
Good information!
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Thanks Chris:-)
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Totally random question, do you guys have Tool trucks in Australia, like Snap-on, Matco, Mac, etc? I guess what Im asking, what are some top of the line tools in Aus. Man, nothing worse than dropping a pin kit, lol.. Knock on wood.
I know this question is for Paul lol answer is yes, we have the Snap-on trucks that do the rounds and mechanic mates of mine love Snap-on gear, seems to last. Milwaukee and Makita are also popular manufactures along with Dewalt not sure if the latter runs tool trucks though. Dropping a pin kit sucks for sure.
Rookie, you can't use "totally random" in any form. Either in a sentence or just those two words. That is a breach of propriety rights of TR's channel. Legal ramifications may ensue. Lawyer up Rook......lol. Yeah, TR's basically set you straight with Snap On. Not sure if Total Tools have a site truck or not. Have a good one:-)PS. Did the same thing with a LAB pinning kit at a job. Left 1/4 of the contents in their driveway. lol.
Thanks TR! I got to step on to a snap-on truck the other day for the first time. Totally blown away! Both at the beautiful tools, and the crazy prices, lol. Im also a big Makita fan! Thanks for answering my "totally random" question ;)
LOL, Thanks for giving me the heads up Paul, duly noted! ;) I would of went to pick up those pins
@@RookieLock Yep the snap on truck is a show eh makes a few more bucks than the pie truck to say the least, too easy mate, happy to help Cheers :)
I have a old jeep in my back yard (that doesn't run) that I practice wafer raking lol
Thanks Rook. Sounds like a future project for a restore of the Jeep:-)
@@crankylock7844 unfortunately it has so much Rust under it, the state kicked me off the road, and the money it would take, is the cost of the thing and I can't afford to but it makes a great lawn paperweight so at least there's that lol
Informative.
Thanks mate:-)
What about the wafers in car locks? Are they any different?
Pretty much the same format in the pre 2000s automotive locks with wafers. They are a mixed bag. Some captive and some not. The Fords back in the day used pin tumblers in their door/boot cylinders before the introduction of wafer applications. Have the pinning kit for the older Fords. May do an expo on the pin tumbler type cylinders for the doors/boots and the ignition for said vehicles that were wafer type applications. Bit of nostalgia:-)
@@crankylock7844 I know next to nothing about car locks but I would presume any differences in the wafers are merely cosmetic and related to the barrel designs. And, of course, the springs as you mentioned in this video.
I see a lot of Ford Tibbe locks on eBay (from the Chinese vendors). Not sure why there's so many of them but they're cheap. Especially compared to other cars locks. Who knew wafer locks could be so expensive. :)
Yeah, a look at the pin tumbler car locks might be very interesting.
till next time
Thanks Bird.....til next time:-)