(57) Lock picking for Beginners - Make a tension tool from 2 nails and pick open Mortice Lever Lock
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2020
- #homemadelocksporttools #brummielockpicker
Another homemade Mortice Lever Lock tension tool made from a couple of nails
I enjoy the tool making videos. I’ve purchased my first mortise lever lock. Lever locks are rare now in the US, however they are /were used up until the late 40’s houses. Thanks again for your efforts on RUclips
Cheers for watching, good luck with your first Mortice lever lock 👍
Just what I was looking for. Lost my only garage key and don't want to break in. I'll try this. Thank you very much for a concise entertaining video.
Cheers 👍
Great video, my grandparents had this type of lock . Ordered one today to improve my locksport skills. 🇺🇸
Cheers for watching 👍
Yes, please do show us how you make tools.
Cheers 👍
Pretty cool, thanks 😊
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I love watching your videos of how to make tools out of everyday items its making me more interested in doing some as well as buying the more complex tools so yes please keep them coming 👍👏
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍
What a great tutorial on improvised picking tools. The nail idea is brilliant. Yeah I would be interested in seeing how you make them, cheers
Pocket Women Thank you so much for watching and your comments are always appreciated 👍
Nicely done there seems plenty of space between the tension tool and curtain
Cheers and thanks for watching 👍
Awesome job, I’ll have to try making some myself. I’ve never picked lever locks before, but when I get some I’ll definitely try with some homemade tools
michael jenkins, yes tools are expensive and if you can make your own you save £££s, also you get a better buzz when you open locks with stuff you made yourself, it’s all win win 👍👍
I’m still looking forward to a full walkthrough! I love the kit you’ve made, and would like to try my hand at it!
RubberBanned, I will eventually get around to doing a couple of videos making some tools 👍
I absolutely love it. And the final product looks amazing. I know you said you don't sell them, but you should. For me I understood what you did, but Im sure someone would benefit from showing it, in more detail. 🔓👍🔓👍
Rook Knight Cheers mate 👍
Yes go ahead and do the vid for making the tools ,
I’ve done many videos since that one 👀👍
Thank you, some of the best information on locks I have seen
Ed Keel Cheers for watching and your comment is much appreciated 👍
Thank you once again, I've already made one and it's great.. and yes I'll be waiting for your video ....
Robbie from Huyton Liverpool UK
Cheers 👍
well done, geez!
Cheers 👍
this was exact kinda thing i was asking about the other day! perfect-and with stuff i think i have!!
ps-that's the first lever i've seen picked in hand. bravo!!
Jeff McRill , thanks for the comment, hopefully I will do some hands on videos in the future 👍
The way you explain things takes all the mystery out of some tools you need to get you started in picking and the tools are not cheap which can put future members off so yes do carry on with the videos 🙂 let's get more pickers.....
Stay safe buddy..
Robbie from Huyton Liverpool UK
Cheers for watching Robbie 👍
Brilliant video. Thanks from Australia 👏🇦🇺😀
Cheers 🍻
Love this. Thank you so much
Cheers for watching 👍
Excellent idea!!!! Thanks.
Cheers for watching 👍
Well done! I’m going to Try this on the two locks that I have. Awesome video thanks for sharing.
Lock Picking Coal Miner, my pleasure, thanks for watching 👍
Really enjoying the videos thank you
Cheers for watching 👍
Brilliant work, I absolutely love the tools, considering I paid a fortune for mine and still can't use them!
I would love to see the videos of you making the tools.
If you want some help in selling them let me know?
Once things get back to normality, we should all arrange to meet up. I know there is a lock picking club in Digbeth once a month, if anyone is interested let me know 👍
Patrick B Ryan, Thanks for watching and your comments are always very much appreciated 👍👍👍
That's boss Brum! Couple of the lads recommended this video to me, knew you'd have the best solutions for a miser like me 😊
Hahaha, Cheers 👍
How you getting on with the Corbin ?
@@BrummieLockPicker I've not had it out the box yet except to do an unboxing vid, not sure whether to pick it on video or on a livestream either as it's kind of a challenge lock vibe
Good luck with it mate 👍
Good instructional video. Thanks for showing us.
Cheers Peter 👍
Brilliant. Please sort your garage out, would really appreciate more in depth videos.
Cheers for watching but that video is 2 years old, I have sorted the garage and made many more videos since that one 👍
@@BrummieLockPicker yeah, I noticed the date after I commented on it. Glad you got you garage sorted. Normally takes me a couple of years to clean mine out anyway lol
Brilliant thanks, I would be very grateful for any instructional tool making videos, thank you 😊👍🏻
Here is a link ruclips.net/video/_XyBrWzaD8w/видео.html
Take a look at this playlist ruclips.net/p/PLj6lfbx-LMrD3IhJjz657cTKyu0pwqs6O
That’s great thanks, I’ll be studying these! 🤓
I found the hex brass that you use on some of your videos on Amazon, so I’ll get some to play with using it for a body as well as a lock core which I’ll be experimenting with.
Do you have anywhere you recommend to buy key blanks from to file down for tensioners, or any advice on the most useful type/brand etc of tensioning key please?
Am I right in thinking 5 and 7 gauge keys are the most useful and versatile to file down and that steel rather than brass is better as it’s stronger however it’s more difficult to work with than brass. I think I’ll have to go with brass keys ultimately I haven’t decided yet, due to a lack of metal working equipment, although I do have hand tools. Cheers 🍻 for any advice you can share 🤓👍🏻
I use old keys never actually brought any blanks,
Steel is stronger but Brass is plenty strong enough, easy to file and looks better.
Mortice locks are either 5 or 7 gauge so if you get one of each key and file them done you’ll be sorted 👍
Simple and effective, good for locksport at home not sure about in a door out in the wild 👍
Thanks for watching 👍 and you absolutely right I wouldn’t recommend using on a lock inside the door 😂😂
I definitely want to see how they are made because its all part of the fun and I'm sure it will inspire others to have a go, and maybe some new ideas will arise from it ;-)
Plug4uk I’m working on it, you have already had a sneaky preview of the garage haha 😂 Cheers mate 👍
@@BrummieLockPicker : Shhh, that's supposed to be a secret that I've had a sneaky preview inside the Tara-a-bit man cave Lol ;-)
Please can you make more locksmith tools videos with tool dimensions? Love your channel!!! Gert.
Cheers 🍻
Totally love to see how the tools are made . That info is priceless and for beginners its essential as cash is not that plenty-full for someone starting to learn the game wile unemployed . If nothing else that could even get you laid by some hot chick who lost her keys She would think your a magician .
Haha 🤣 Cheers for watching 🍻
brilliant well done
barry kelly Cheers 👍
Bloody brilliant mate, great idea. Im only up the road from you, im in stafford
UKlockpicka , Cheers mate 👍
I'd love to see a full how to! Especially since a lot of this kit is hard to come across in the USA.
RubberBanned thanks for the comment It is much appreciated 👍
I locked my spare bedroom door with a key then it would not open with the same key. I can`t find the original key so looks like I will be trying out your technics. Thanks for posting you clever man you ioi
Good Luck
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Hey Brum, would it be possible to make a tetion tool from an old key by cutting away the unneeded bits cheers👍
Yes mate I have made quite a few that way, cheers for watching 👍
@@BrummieLockPicker great i should be able tk sork it out 👍👍👍
Is a wire coat hanger too thick to use?
Yes a coat hanger wire would be too thick
hi size of piano wire please great vid by the way
phillip healey , Cheers for watching, the wire is 1.6mm 👍
@@BrummieLockPicker thank you on amazon looking for some lol
Here is the step by step guide video : ruclips.net/video/_XyBrWzaD8w/видео.html
Where is the video of the piano wire
adam dunn ruclips.net/video/o_5gq_7Pde8/видео.html
@@BrummieLockPicker many thanks
adam dunn your welcome, thanks for watching my channel 👍
@@BrummieLockPicker I've subscribed great for a beginner like myself and I like making stuff with this lock down got nothing but time
Can I buy some ?
jampot
Sorry I do not sell them
Brummie Lock Picker ok no worries I will just pick the lock to ur garage and borrow some mortice picks 😉
jampot
hahaha 👍