Love this presentation of your lock gifts. It is more engaging than just the usual show and tell. Great job! Oh, I'd take the first lock shown should I be fortunate enough. Thank you Fish, for kicking off a great Friday with another exceptional episode!
Honestly, I thought ABUS was just the name. Had no clue it was an Acronym. Very interesting! I love the history of locks. For the last lock..... I have no info on that one, but it’s cool! I’d leave it rusted (adds to the charm), but I’d assure that it can open and close. Please, keep doing videos like these! The way you present videos makes me few more educated about the lock and lock sporting itself. You have fantastic teaching qualities. If I had a chance to win one of them, I’d like the Yale I think. Old locks are the best !!! Thank you, friend, for another great video. Oh, as for the questions.... I got 7/10. Better than I thought
That was great! What wasn't so great was my performance...I only got 5 right 😔. What an awesome mix of cool locks from Pix, a lot of fun for you in there 😃👍
Great video production and format. Enjoyed the quiz which I scored 6/10. If I were lucky enough to be choosen, I would pick #2 with the removeable ABUS core. I like the last lock as is, with the patina. Have a great weekend!
This was really cool!!! Always fun to learn a few things about this hobby. I wasn’t so lucky in the trivia, but if I am lucky enough to win, I’d like the tiny American Lock. I use locks like that as zipper pulls on my backpacks.
That was a very clever way to show off your new collection, I learned quite a bit from this style of presentation; needless to say I didnt do to well at the quiz. That Yale lock looks very nice. Keep up the good work.
That was a fun little quiz! I really like the Yale brass push lock. The lock with the rust I would do a diluted vinegar bath to get some of the rust off but leave a patina.
Great way to do this type of vid! Enjoyed it thoroughly and 6/10 not so bad. You should keep the fish picks padlock for your collection 😉. Love the quiz aspect!
@@fishpicks4531 First, see if you can open CCW. I always wondered why some locks (mainly ML magnums and ML 15, etc ) are easier to rake open CCW. That would be right down your alley. First, see if it is true, and if so, why. I know it is true for me. And I have pioneered ways to get it turned the right way because spinners don't always work. Keep it in mind if you run out of ideas.
I liked the quiz very much, even though I didn't do that well. I did learn a few things on the way, so thank you for that! I really like the yellow Brady, would be very pleased to win it :)
I like the format 😃 Did pretty well on the questions Would keep the Patina on the old lock. You can see someone open it on Doug Picks Locks. Will see if I can find a link. Think the Motorcycle helmet lock would be a good giveaway. Stay safe my friend 🐾🐈⬛🐈🐾😷🇬🇧👏👏👏👏👏👏
A true teacher can make a quiz fun!! I definitely enjoyed this format. 50% score doesn't feel too bad.....though it shows how much more there is for me to learn. (Always more to learn-that's what makes life fun!) I'd appreciate the Brady or the Zing lock to keep my poor lonely 410 company
Merry pickmas😁that's a lovely package from Pix. The old lock left open looks like an old wafer lock and it looks like both slits need to be picked to me, but I'm no expert yet by far. If I was lucky enough the yale would go beautifully into my yale collection, and on that note good luck to everyone. Great vid as always chap😁👍have a great weekend
@@fishpicks4531 always a pleasure, be nice to see how right or wrong I am actually, I don't normally out myself out there as I don't proclaim to know much about the vastness of this delightful interest. 🤔😁. Take care good sir✌
I like the format and I got 6 I actually can’t believe I didn’t know the Abus question 😂 and if I was lucky enough to win that old Yale is a beauty great video Fish 🐠 👍🏻👍🏻
Great idea to spice up an unboxing video. Personally, unless the parcel showed up on my doorstep, I find unboxing videos a bit boring. However, I love what you have done here, it helps to engage me with the process. Leave the rust. I have a few of those old locks and the one that I put in a tumbler is by far now the one I like the least. Cleaning only highlights the damage in my opinion. The old iron Yale push key padlocks take a cleaning real well to remove rust, but being an iron body, the pitting from rust is not noticeable. The same cannot be said for old steel locks. Anyway, always a great video as usual. You should be reading books for Audíble! Or maybe the new voice of Alexa😂. Cheers Mate🇺🇸🇬🇧.
Haha thanks Warren - I share your thoughts on the older locks. As for Audible - who knows. I could do with a side hustle to fund my locksport obsession! 😉
This is an excellent tweak on an unboxing vid. Much more interesting than the usual. As to the patina issue, my vote is to compromise. Remove any and all dirt and major rust and restore good working condition without removing the age related aspect of the patina. Aim for a "clean old used lock" rather than either "showroom new" or "dirty old thing found in a dustbin".
I think this was a nice departure form the typical unboxing video, and I’d be glad to see more presented this way. even though I only scored a 2 on your quiz... (I should have known better on a couple of them, but I guessed what I guessed).
5 out of 10. I guess I need to study more. I really enjoyed this style of video, but I don't think you've made a bad video yet! Thanks again for the time and effort you put into your channel👍... And I would go with the Yale, but the custom ingraved Fish picks Abus was a close 2nd😎
Please continue with this format in the future. It's very informative. There were several questions for which I did not have the answers. That Zing lock interests me should my comment be selected. Fabulous job Mr. Fish!
No problem - I had a try at SPP the Zing for an hour yesterday and didn't get it - not sure why so it will be good to get it into another picker's hands and see what they make of it :)
Wow I can certainly tell your school teacher big giveaway this might be an intriguing a video for other people but not for myself but as always I do enjoy your videos thanks
I got a 9/10 on your quiz. I cheated though.... It's not fair if I was the original owner. It made me happy to see you give so much attention to the unboxing. It was fun to watch. :) Pix
Hey Fish, When you said lock quiz I thought "I've got this!" turns out I did not lol, got 1 and guessed another. I think the yale is sweet! so much history in that lock!
Wonderful video. I loved this format. Learned a ton even though I got about half right. I'd love to have the first lock, simply because it has your logo on it!
I ... did not do amazingly on the quiz, but I appreciated the thought of making an unboxing more engaging! It definitely makes it more worthwhile to watch than, say, other creators' unboxing where I just feel envy that they have cool retro tech (not going to name names like LGR or RetroRecipes ;) ). If I were to qualify for a giveaway, I would most certainly be interested in the ABUS-cored Brady (or Brady branded ABUS?). I love my ML 410, but I'd like to be able to remove the core and progressive-pin a similar lock and that seems to do the trick.
Excellent video. I’m not going to discuss how well I did on the quiz though. Personally if the old lock is functional, I wouldn’t restore it. I like old locks that show use. Unless I can get get my hands on a new in the box old lock.
This was fun. I learned a lot from this, and would like to see more videos like this one. And if I should win, I'd like to have a go at that black ABUS 72/40 please :)
Good video Fish. In all honesty I did fairly well. But then I read, ask endless questions and soak it all in. I like the Q and A. Good way to learn and share knowledge on various types of locks around the world and to learn new techniques, skills relevant to locksport/locksmith. Cheers Pix. As to giveaways. Thank you. But NO, I’ll pass. Give it to another person. Just keep making videos, when you can and take care of yourself Fish.
Fish. As to the older patina aged lever lock. My guess is a Sargent brand. Not entirely sure. Any faded marks on the backside. But it appears to be a split lever lock. Any number of levers - a set on the bottom and an equal set on the top. The center hole is free turning and acts as center guide for the key. As to aged looking versus cleaned up. I like a bit of both. It is your lock. Display it and show it how you wish. Take care Fish.
Fun quiz Fish. I actually missed a couple. Nice idea. Regarding the mystery lock - how good is the fit and finish? From your photos it looks pretty crude which would suggest that it's an Indian knock-off of a European design. I've never seen a keyway like that but, again, that suggests it's not a familiar maker. As for refinishing it? You can split the difference by halting the rusting process with a chemical treatment then NOT polishing.
That was a fun way to present a package opening. Good of Pix to send you these fun locks to play with. I went well in the quiz though not top of the class! I recon the Zing loto padlock would go really well in the #LotoLockTuesday series so I will choose that lock, cheers
Learning about ABUS was really cool. I have a lock like the one at the end of your video but I believe it is in much worse condition and non functional. I'd be interested in learning about it. If I had a choice I would want the LOTO that doesn't put you in the rattle club 😁
Great video as always, I really liked the questions and unboxing format, I like the yellow loto lock if I was to win the giveaway. Take care and be well M8. 🙂👍🔐
The Yale lock is the one I'd like! For the last lock I'd use a nylon brush and PTFE spray to remove some of the rust, which wouldn't be so aggressive as a rust-remover or naval jelly (to prevent degrading the patina and increase both useability and a chance to pick without risking the value).
@@fishpicks4531 The most common type in the US is Tri-Flow, usually meant for bike parts. It's Teflon in spray form. WD-40 and graphite (Lock-Ease is the common brand here) will actually grab dirt and cause more problems in the long run. I've done a lot of lock service and any good locksmith will only sell you PTFE. Using a brass or steel brush, even one of those buffing wheels, will probably strip the patina. DuPont has some good PTFE spray but the best is supposed to be the Houdini brand, though it's pricey. Being in Europe with the wonderful bike culture I'm sure you can find something. I've found Tri-Flow even in Germany. I hope it helps! People yell at bosnianbill for using WD-40 all the time. He's a great resource for lock restoration though. His e-mail address is kinda tricky to find but I could share with you if you're interested. Thank you for the giveaways, the comment, and ESPECIALLY the great content. I just made a tension wrench based on your video and am collecting tools for a hooked decoder too. Keep up the great work!
@@Epicentr great advice thanks. I did find BB email on his site and reached out but haven’t heard back yet - suspect he gets a lot of unsolicited contacts! Glad you are finding some value in my channel too 😉🙌
The last lock is a six lever. Three levers on either side of the key way. The key is a split key that moves three levers on the right and three on the left at the same time to release the shackle. I can email you a photo of the key if you like. Here is a link from Doug’s Picks showing how to open it with a wire. 🦊👍 th-cam.com/video/8IUmsRt9iYA/w-d-xo.html
The quiz was too hard. Lol. I would leave the patina on the last one. If I had to choose a lock to win, it'd be the little cute American lock. :) I like the video, they were not Australian locks so I don't know much about them though. :/
For what it's worth, I wouldn't have done terribly well in the quiz either! Of course, I'd be very happy to receive some Australian locks to ensure my Antipodean subscribers have their chance to shine too!!
Nice format fish like it very informative (i only got 7 spot on and 1 sort of) Thanks MrFish! As to old locks i just stabilise any oxides with a quick soak in white distilled vinegar and then a bit of light oil just to ensure its functional parts stay functional.
Yay! More lockpicking awesomeness ☺️🙈🔥🥰
Love this presentation of your lock gifts. It is more engaging than just the usual show and tell. Great job! Oh, I'd take the first lock shown should I be fortunate enough.
Thank you Fish, for kicking off a great Friday with another exceptional episode!
Thanks Lawrence - really appreciate the encouraging feedback :)
Honestly, I thought ABUS was just the name. Had no clue it was an Acronym. Very interesting! I love the history of locks. For the last lock..... I have no info on that one, but it’s cool! I’d leave it rusted (adds to the charm), but I’d assure that it can open and close.
Please, keep doing videos like these! The way you present videos makes me few more educated about the lock and lock sporting itself. You have fantastic teaching qualities.
If I had a chance to win one of them, I’d like the Yale I think. Old locks are the best !!!
Thank you, friend, for another great video.
Oh, as for the questions.... I got 7/10. Better than I thought
Nice score Walter! Thanks for the feedback and if your name is drawn, the Yale is yours 😉
Of course, I got every question right!
.....except for the ones I got wrong if course! 🤪👍🏻
Haha - great stuff!
Love it! A creative way to share your new locks. 👍
Cheers Charles - glad you liked it mate 🙌
Love the quiz format. Although I didn't do that well. I'm picking the Yale.
Then the Yale is yours if your name comes out of the hat 😉🙌
That was great! What wasn't so great was my performance...I only got 5 right 😔. What an awesome mix of cool locks from Pix, a lot of fun for you in there 😃👍
Absolutely - such an interesting mix of locks in the package. Glad you enjoyed it Gus :)
Great video production and format. Enjoyed the quiz which I scored 6/10. If I were lucky enough to be choosen, I would pick #2 with the removeable ABUS core. I like the last lock as is, with the patina. Have a great weekend!
Thanks for taking the time to comment Greg and I'll drop your name in the hat for next week :)
This was really cool!!! Always fun to learn a few things about this hobby. I wasn’t so lucky in the trivia, but if I am lucky enough to win, I’d like the tiny American Lock. I use locks like that as zipper pulls on my backpacks.
Ok Zuker - I’ll add your name to the draw mate 🙌
That was a very clever way to show off your new collection, I learned quite a bit from this style of presentation; needless to say I didnt do to well at the quiz. That Yale lock looks very nice. Keep up the good work.
Thanks mate - will put your name in the hat for the Yale 😉🙌
I really enjoyed the video, very good! I got 6 out of 10! I would love the little American lock.
Thanks
Will make a note and add you to the hat John 🙌
That was a fun little quiz! I really like the Yale brass push lock. The lock with the rust I would do a diluted vinegar bath to get some of the rust off but leave a patina.
Yep I think that is the direction I’ll go too 🙌
Great way to do this type of vid! Enjoyed it thoroughly and 6/10 not so bad. You should keep the fish picks padlock for your collection 😉. Love the quiz aspect!
Solid score - glad you enjoyed it 🙌
Good video to switch things up. Any of the giveaways would be a welcomed win.
Cheers John 🙏
I've got the m1, just can't get it open, you're doing a fab job on here, very enjoyable 😀
Cheers Hugebach - I’ve had no luck with that one either so far so you’re in good company 😉
Try ccw and then use a spinner
@@noahway13 not something I own at the moment mate but a helpful tip 🙏
@@fishpicks4531 First, see if you can open CCW. I always wondered why some locks (mainly ML magnums and ML 15, etc ) are easier to rake open CCW. That would be right down your alley. First, see if it is true, and if so, why. I know it is true for me. And I have pioneered ways to get it turned the right way because spinners don't always work. Keep it in mind if you run out of ideas.
I liked the quiz very much, even though I didn't do that well. I did learn a few things on the way, so thank you for that!
I really like the yellow Brady, would be very pleased to win it :)
I got 6 questions correct. I like the quiz format, it was fun. I would clean up the last lock a bit. Love the Yale.
Thanks Michael - will pop your name and the Yale in the hat 🙌
Well, I certainly failed the quiz! I did enjoy the format of this video...cool idea! As for the last lock, I think a restoration job would be fun.
Thanks Andrew - think I am going to do a partial restoration 🙌
I like the format 😃
Did pretty well on the questions
Would keep the Patina on the old lock. You can see someone open it on Doug Picks Locks.
Will see if I can find a link.
Think the Motorcycle helmet lock would be a good giveaway.
Stay safe my friend
🐾🐈⬛🐈🐾😷🇬🇧👏👏👏👏👏👏
Cheers Chris - the helmet lock is yours if your name pops up (and even if it doesn’t, I’d be happy to post it out to you mate) 🙌🐟
A true teacher can make a quiz fun!! I definitely enjoyed this format.
50% score doesn't feel too bad.....though it shows how much more there is for me to learn. (Always more to learn-that's what makes life fun!) I'd appreciate the Brady or the Zing lock to keep my poor lonely 410 company
Thanks Jeff - I'll add your preference to the hat - glad you enjoyed the format :)
Always dig your stuff man. Finally nailed that ASSA Ruko 2.
Daaaamn great job mate 🙌
Merry pickmas😁that's a lovely package from Pix. The old lock left open looks like an old wafer lock and it looks like both slits need to be picked to me, but I'm no expert yet by far. If I was lucky enough the yale would go beautifully into my yale collection, and on that note good luck to everyone. Great vid as always chap😁👍have a great weekend
OK Nick - cheers mate. Will add you to the hat and thanks for your thoughts on the older lock 🙌
@@fishpicks4531 always a pleasure, be nice to see how right or wrong I am actually, I don't normally out myself out there as I don't proclaim to know much about the vastness of this delightful interest. 🤔😁. Take care good sir✌
I like the format and I got 6 I actually can’t believe I didn’t know the Abus question 😂 and if I was lucky enough to win that old Yale is a beauty great video Fish 🐠 👍🏻👍🏻
Got you - thanks. Will add you to the hat mate 🙌
Great idea to spice up an unboxing video. Personally, unless the parcel showed up on my doorstep, I find unboxing videos a bit boring. However, I love what you have done here, it helps to engage me with the process. Leave the rust. I have a few of those old locks and the one that I put in a tumbler is by far now the one I like the least. Cleaning only highlights the damage in my opinion. The old iron Yale push key padlocks take a cleaning real well to remove rust, but being an iron body, the pitting from rust is not noticeable. The same cannot be said for old steel locks. Anyway, always a great video as usual. You should be reading books for Audíble! Or maybe the new voice of Alexa😂. Cheers Mate🇺🇸🇬🇧.
Haha thanks Warren - I share your thoughts on the older locks. As for Audible - who knows. I could do with a side hustle to fund my locksport obsession! 😉
This is an excellent tweak on an unboxing vid. Much more interesting than the usual.
As to the patina issue, my vote is to compromise. Remove any and all dirt and major rust and restore good working condition without removing the age related aspect of the patina. Aim for a "clean old used lock" rather than either "showroom new" or "dirty old thing found in a dustbin".
Ahh nice - I like that distinction. Thanks 🙌
The way you laid out everything I really enjoyed and the quiz gets you thinking for sure which to me is better and the custom lock is amazing
Cheers Lance - really glad you enjoyed it 😉
I think this was a nice departure form the typical unboxing video, and I’d be glad to see more presented this way. even though I only scored a 2 on your quiz... (I should have known better on a couple of them, but I guessed what I guessed).
Cheers mate - glad you liked the format 😉
5 out of 10. I guess I need to study more. I really enjoyed this style of video, but I don't think you've made a bad video yet! Thanks again for the time and effort you put into your channel👍... And I would go with the Yale, but the custom ingraved Fish picks Abus was a close 2nd😎
Ah cheers - the Yale and your name have gone into the hat 😉
Please continue with this format in the future. It's very informative. There were several questions for which I did not have the answers. That Zing lock interests me should my comment be selected. Fabulous job Mr. Fish!
No problem - I had a try at SPP the Zing for an hour yesterday and didn't get it - not sure why so it will be good to get it into another picker's hands and see what they make of it :)
I really like the one you showed. So pretty. Hope I win it!
I showed several locks though - do you mean the one in the thumbnail?
Wow I can certainly tell your school teacher big giveaway this might be an intriguing a video for other people but not for myself but as always I do enjoy your videos thanks
Cheers Mike - hope all is well 🙌
Great video I’d love to won the yellow padlock. In for a penny in for a pound .
Ok Demetrius - will pop you in the hat 😉
I really enjoyed the video as I do not know much about locks. That being said, I did not fair to well in the quiz. I do fancy the ABUS :)
Will pop your name and the Abus in the hat 😉
I got a 9/10 on your quiz. I cheated though.... It's not fair if I was the original owner. It made me happy to see you give so much attention to the unboxing. It was fun to watch. :)
Pix
Haha which one didn’t you get right mate? 🙌
@@fishpicks4531 Abus anagram.... I never would have guessed it was one, let alone what the letters actually stood for.
Hey Fish, When you said lock quiz I thought "I've got this!" turns out I did not lol, got 1 and guessed another. I think the yale is sweet! so much history in that lock!
Glad you enjoyed it - yeah the Yale is very cool and quite a challenge I suspect
@@fishpicks4531 yeah was a great idea! Good thinking!
Wonderful video. I loved this format. Learned a ton even though I got about half right. I'd love to have the first lock, simply because it has your logo on it!
No problem! I will add you to the hat mate - it is a very cool engraving :)
I ... did not do amazingly on the quiz, but I appreciated the thought of making an unboxing more engaging! It definitely makes it more worthwhile to watch than, say, other creators' unboxing where I just feel envy that they have cool retro tech (not going to name names like LGR or RetroRecipes ;) ).
If I were to qualify for a giveaway, I would most certainly be interested in the ABUS-cored Brady (or Brady branded ABUS?). I love my ML 410, but I'd like to be able to remove the core and progressive-pin a similar lock and that seems to do the trick.
Thanks Douglas - I’ll add your name to the hat 😉
Excellent video. I’m not going to discuss how well I did on the quiz though. Personally if the old lock is functional, I wouldn’t restore it. I like old locks that show use. Unless I can get get my hands on a new in the box old lock.
I think that's my instinct on the old lock too. The mechanism feels very tight so it will need some lube but I quite like the patina :)
This was fun. I learned a lot from this, and would like to see more videos like this one. And if I should win, I'd like to have a go at that black ABUS 72/40 please :)
Absolutely - I'll add you to the hat mate. It's a great piece of engraving :)
Good video Fish. In all honesty I did fairly well. But then I read, ask endless questions and soak it all in. I like the Q and A. Good way to learn and share knowledge on various types of locks around the world and to learn new techniques, skills relevant to locksport/locksmith. Cheers Pix. As to giveaways. Thank you. But NO, I’ll pass. Give it to another person. Just keep making videos, when you can and take care of yourself Fish.
Thanks Derrick - glad the format worked for you and appreciate the encouragement 🙌
Fish. As to the older patina aged lever lock. My guess is a Sargent brand. Not entirely sure. Any faded marks on the backside. But it appears to be a split lever lock. Any number of levers - a set on the bottom and an equal set on the top. The center hole is free turning and acts as center guide for the key. As to aged looking versus cleaned up. I like a bit of both. It is your lock. Display it and show it how you wish. Take care Fish.
Like your presentation. Make simple to understand.
Cheers Harry 🙌
Fun quiz Fish. I actually missed a couple. Nice idea. Regarding the mystery lock - how good is the fit and finish? From your photos it looks pretty crude which would suggest that it's an Indian knock-off of a European design. I've never seen a keyway like that but, again, that suggests it's not a familiar maker. As for refinishing it? You can split the difference by halting the rusting process with a chemical treatment then NOT polishing.
I think that’s a good call. I can’t see any maker marks so am assuming it might be a knock off, as you say.
That was a fun way to present a package opening. Good of Pix to send you these fun locks to play with. I went well in the quiz though not top of the class! I recon the Zing loto padlock would go really well in the #LotoLockTuesday series so I will choose that lock, cheers
Great - I'll post out the Zing if I draw your comment from the hat next week :)
@@fishpicks4531 Cheers mate
Learning about ABUS was really cool. I have a lock like the one at the end of your video but I believe it is in much worse condition and non functional. I'd be interested in learning about it. If I had a choice I would want the LOTO that doesn't put you in the rattle club 😁
Not a problem mate - will put your name in the hat. I’m hoping to do a follow up on the older lock soon 😉
@@fishpicks4531 sounds great. You've done well with your channel. I started one recently as well because I've enjoyed the hobby so much. Lots of fun!
Great video as always, I really liked the questions and unboxing format, I like the yellow loto lock if I was to win the giveaway. Take care and be well M8. 🙂👍🔐
Thanks Brian - I'll make a note. Thanks for checking it out.
I didn't do so bad in quiz, if I had the old rusty lock I would only partly restore it. Like any lock as I'm still a noob 👍👍👍♿
Me too! Thanks for checking it out 🙌
The Yale lock is the one I'd like!
For the last lock I'd use a nylon brush and PTFE spray to remove some of the rust, which wouldn't be so aggressive as a rust-remover or naval jelly (to prevent degrading the patina and increase both useability and a chance to pick without risking the value).
I’ll look into PTFE spray - appreciate the heads up. Will put your name in the hat for the Yale 😉🙌
@@fishpicks4531 The most common type in the US is Tri-Flow, usually meant for bike parts. It's Teflon in spray form. WD-40 and graphite (Lock-Ease is the common brand here) will actually grab dirt and cause more problems in the long run. I've done a lot of lock service and any good locksmith will only sell you PTFE. Using a brass or steel brush, even one of those buffing wheels, will probably strip the patina. DuPont has some good PTFE spray but the best is supposed to be the Houdini brand, though it's pricey. Being in Europe with the wonderful bike culture I'm sure you can find something. I've found Tri-Flow even in Germany. I hope it helps! People yell at bosnianbill for using WD-40 all the time. He's a great resource for lock restoration though. His e-mail address is kinda tricky to find but I could share with you if you're interested.
Thank you for the giveaways, the comment, and ESPECIALLY the great content. I just made a tension wrench based on your video and am collecting tools for a hooked decoder too. Keep up the great work!
@@Epicentr great advice thanks. I did find BB email on his site and reached out but haven’t heard back yet - suspect he gets a lot of unsolicited contacts! Glad you are finding some value in my channel too 😉🙌
@@fishpicks4531 I usually hear back from him early in the mornings (his time). He's always very cordial.
I got three correct.
Well, three is better than two 😉🙌
Clockwise 5 pin
I did very poorly on the quiz. 3 and one was the buffing wheel.
Definitely keep the old patina on the antique lock.
Thanks Carl - glad you enjoyed the episode 🙌
Tbh the rust adds all the character to old locks imo
Think I feel the same Dee 🙌
@@fishpicks4531 if it won't work I can see cleaning the rust out the insides but not the exterior
The last lock is a six lever. Three levers on either side of the key way. The key is a split key that moves three levers on the right and three on the left at the same time to release the shackle. I can email you a photo of the key if you like.
Here is a link from Doug’s Picks showing how to open it with a wire. 🦊👍
th-cam.com/video/8IUmsRt9iYA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Jack - C. Capune also sent me a link so I now have a starting point - much appreciated 🙌
The yale, that should be the giveaway,🤤
Well, if your name is drawn Kevin, it’s yours 😉
Only got 3 right 😐 for a giveaway though that Yale is absolutely beautiful
Cheers Charles - I’ll add your name and the Yale to the hat 🙌
Q9 polishing.
I got 4 & if the yellow repinable lock is still available i would love to have it.
The quiz was too hard. Lol. I would leave the patina on the last one. If I had to choose a lock to win, it'd be the little cute American lock. :) I like the video, they were not Australian locks so I don't know much about them though. :/
For what it's worth, I wouldn't have done terribly well in the quiz either! Of course, I'd be very happy to receive some Australian locks to ensure my Antipodean subscribers have their chance to shine too!!
@@fishpicks4531 I sent you an email buddy. Happy to help you out. :)
Removable core.
Holly Molly how r u only 1.4K Ur awesome mate ur really interesting video
Glad you liked it 😉
@@fishpicks4531 hey mate do u know how to get the Martin pocket piking
@@elzozjr1874 yes mate - there’s a link in the description for the video 😉
Nice format fish like it very informative (i only got 7 spot on and 1 sort of) Thanks MrFish! As to old locks i just stabilise any oxides with a quick soak in white distilled vinegar and then a bit of light oil just to ensure its functional parts stay functional.
That's a solid score - glad you enjoyed it :)
3/10 Back to locksport school for me.🙄
Q6 OTK tension
Link to the Old lock , how to pick it and about it.
th-cam.com/video/8IUmsRt9iYA/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy.
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Cheers Chris - will check it out 🙌🐟🙏
Tool box
Bollox didn’t know you were going to give the answer. For future reference don’t post anything to me. The cost is ridiculous.
It can be pretty pricey but I want to share the love 😉
It’s Söhne (sons) not Sonne (sun)…
August Bremicker und Söhne
Apologies and thanks for the correction! I hadn't picked up on the fact that it is plural either (sons - not son)
Come back fish
I didn't do so bad in quiz, if I had the old rusty lock I would only partly restore it. Like any lock as I'm still a noob 👍👍👍♿