@@Locknlock-l5g thank you 😁🦙✌️ yeah, brass is more pleasant visually, but I don't mind steel either. As long as it isn't cheap aluminum, I'm happy 😁 thanks for watching 🫶🤘
Awesome job! I start the timer once the pick enters so my timing for you is 6 minutes and 32 seconds. That dimple picking wasn’t the easiest blue lock by far. Congratulations. You have a gold star Blue Whale patch headed your way.
@@senorsilky yeah, the rake master Stu took inspiration from you and added his flavour to it 😁 I will have to work on my raking for the green and the blue
I was watching this at 05:40 & was blown away man. Very quick! - Secwise, BSS (Yugoslavia!), Wink Haus, multilock7x7 ! & Dom. Not familiar with any of those. - been spending more time SPP than raking, so Im a bit imbalanced. 🤟🙏06:39 ! took a sec to hit the button. !
Thank you ☺️🤘🦙 I'm pretty satisfied with how it went down. Even more so since raking isn't quite my forte (and it shows 😂) Dots and Stu forced me to rake more, and for that I am thankful, because through it I learned a bit more about controling my tensioning. Thank you for taking time to watch 🤘🍻🦙
Secwise seems to be Chinese company, BSS is a company from Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia), and their locks are quite common here, winkhaus is a Germany based company (also common here), multilock is Israeli, and I think their locks can be found in the States as well. And last but not the least, dom is originally also German. All of these are common here in Europe (or this part of it anyway)
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Man, this was awesome!!! Thank you for the entry, kind words, and the support and friendship!!! 🐋
@@SeeStuDo thank you Stu 🍻 to quote the Joker (albeit in a positive fashion), you get what you deserve 😁 keep on rockin 🤘 and thank you for watching 🦙
Good job brother, good picking with the dimples!!
@@DutchLockPicker thank you, my friend 😁🫶🦙
I do like brass locks. Look and feel so much better than there steel counterparts. You did good buddy
@@Locknlock-l5g thank you 😁🦙✌️ yeah, brass is more pleasant visually, but I don't mind steel either. As long as it isn't cheap aluminum, I'm happy 😁 thanks for watching 🫶🤘
Thanks for the reminder-I wanted to try raking this, but forgot with the holiday craziness!!
Glad to be of use 😁😂🦙
Awesome job! I start the timer once the pick enters so my timing for you is 6 minutes and 32 seconds. That dimple picking wasn’t the easiest blue lock by far. Congratulations. You have a gold star Blue Whale patch headed your way.
And this is the first I’ve heard of the blue whale raking challenge. Fun.
@@senorsilky yeah, the rake master Stu took inspiration from you and added his flavour to it 😁 I will have to work on my raking for the green and the blue
@@senorsilky tbh, that DOM feels easier than some lower belt tumblers (at least to me). But I will take that compliment 😁🫶🤘
I was watching this at 05:40 & was blown away man. Very quick!
- Secwise, BSS (Yugoslavia!), Wink Haus, multilock7x7 ! & Dom.
Not familiar with any of those.
- been spending more time SPP than raking, so Im a bit imbalanced.
🤟🙏06:39 ! took a sec to hit the button.
!
Thank you ☺️🤘🦙 I'm pretty satisfied with how it went down. Even more so since raking isn't quite my forte (and it shows 😂) Dots and Stu forced me to rake more, and for that I am thankful, because through it I learned a bit more about controling my tensioning. Thank you for taking time to watch 🤘🍻🦙
Secwise seems to be Chinese company, BSS is a company from Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia), and their locks are quite common here, winkhaus is a Germany based company (also common here), multilock is Israeli, and I think their locks can be found in the States as well. And last but not the least, dom is originally also German. All of these are common here in Europe (or this part of it anyway)
@@CroLlama Thanks for the extra information!