A good hint for old wooden doors thar stick. It's most of the time the hinges are worn. If you look at the knuckles of the hinges you may notice they are staggered by only 1/2mm which is enough to cause the door to stick.
It's a shame we don't have locks like this in Brazil, it would be fantastic to use a tool as fantastic as this to decode such an interesting lock, excellent video 🤩🤩
Defo Gal. You probably see a few of these around your way? Yes definitely taken a hit on the quality mate! But so have a few!! Thanks for watching bud 🙏🏼
The making good course is worth its weight in gold. It’s came in useful so many times in my career. Every locksmith in my opinion would benefit from knowing how to do it. Another great vid bud
Hey Paul. Yeah I spent a small fortune with Chris. I actually really enjoyed the course. What was your odd experience? I’m intrigued 😁 Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Thanks again Andy for another interesting video, nice to see you trying out a new tool. I have only started my wannabe locksmith journey recently and got a small variety of tools including some genuine Lishi and Lyshi style tools, been practicing on some car locks ive bought and some barrel locks. but Ive been watching your very interesting videos for some time, and Yes subscribed some time ago :-). shame about the courses but i do understand your decision, the shadowing 3 and 5 days sounds very interesting to see on the job. will be getting in touch about that mate, keep the vids coming, really enjoy them mate 👍
It was great to hear your story mate it gives me hope for the future as I'm a carpenter too with a passion for locksmithing lucky for me the current job I'm at gives me around 50% locksmith work so am gradually building up knowledge and skills, I have recently got my ingersoll pick and wondered why I wasn't getting anywhere with it then saw gavs video and realised I had a Chinese version 😂 so will keep an eye out for a real one on ebay 👍
Ah mate! I got to a point that I wasn’t enjoying the carpentry anymore so it was perfect timing for me to give up. That’s good that you get locksmith work too though 👌🏼 Yes, those Chinese Ingersoll locks are horrible. You’ll find picking a genuine Ingersoll a breeze 😊
Hi Conrad. I don’t strongly advise against picking clockwise! I say that it’s easier to pick it in the clockwise direction but that would be the wrong direction to open the lock, so you would pick the lock in the clockwise direction then plug spin the cylinder in the anti clockwise direction to open the lock. Thanks for watching
Great stuff Andy. Shame about not doing 5 days course. But understand tho. In a couple of months time I'll be looking to do some courses. If you don't mind, could I give you a call on some advice on what tools to get.and shadow course. Managed to watch all your videos now. Great stuff. Have a great week..
The link is in the description buddy, but here it is again alslocktools.co.uk/product/jason-hillier-ingersoll-2-in-1-pick-and-decoder Thanks for watching 👍🏼
I think lockdown changed many people's lives for the better surprisingly. For me it was working from home when the company always denied it before. Good you can chop and change like stopping your beginners course as not suited to you. Shadowing course sounds great and something I would have signed up for but decided to retire early and renovate a house. Nice to see your ugly mug (you said that not me) on a weekly basis. You are excellent at your job and can't believe 51% can't be bothered to subscribe. It doesn't cost anything.
Ah thanks John. Yes you’re right about lockdown! It did change many peoples lives! Some for the better. Haha I did say I had an ugly mug….you are correct 😂😂 Thanks for watching buddy 🙏🏼
I’m hoping that the ones that feel horrible and graunchy are the copies! But I guess at a door we may not know until we try and pick it! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
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Really enjoyed listening to your story, your timeline. I’m a home diyer and sorting out our old victorian locks and windows and doors 😅
A good hint for old wooden doors thar stick. It's most of the time the hinges are worn. If you look at the knuckles of the hinges you may notice they are staggered by only 1/2mm which is enough to cause the door to stick.
Nice one Wayne.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
It's a shame we don't have locks like this in Brazil, it would be fantastic to use a tool as fantastic as this to decode such an interesting lock, excellent video 🤩🤩
It really is a great tool mate 👍🏼
Interesting listening to your journey. Scary taking the plunge but sometimes it opens new doors (pun intended). 😂
Cheers Andy.
Hahaha love it Roy 😊
Thanks as always for watching 🙏🏼
@@brighton_locksmith Always a pleasure.
Really enjoyed your video, excellent quality. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much and thank you for watching 🙏🏼
Looks like Jason has nailed it with this one Mr P, Installed a new Ingersoll a little while back quality has definitely suffered🤷🏻♂️
Defo Gal.
You probably see a few of these around your way?
Yes definitely taken a hit on the quality mate! But so have a few!!
Thanks for watching bud 🙏🏼
The making good course is worth its weight in gold. It’s came in useful so many times in my career. Every locksmith in my opinion would benefit from knowing how to do it. Another great vid bud
Why thank you kind sir 😊
Thanks for watching Stewart 😘
Good video, look forward to the next on the job videos.
Thank you.
Next one will be an on the job video 😁
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
I went on the Matrix course in 2013. Looking back it was a very odd experience, and yes I bought a Dino EPG, the one I used on the course 😊
Hey Paul. Yeah I spent a small fortune with Chris. I actually really enjoyed the course. What was your odd experience? I’m intrigued 😁
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
@@brighton_locksmith We will meet up and I will tell you.
Thanks again Andy for another interesting video, nice to see you trying out a new tool. I have only started my wannabe locksmith journey recently and got a small variety of tools including some genuine Lishi and Lyshi style tools, been practicing on some car locks ive bought and some barrel locks. but Ive been watching your very interesting videos for some time, and Yes subscribed some time ago :-). shame about the courses but i do understand your decision, the shadowing 3 and 5 days sounds very interesting to see on the job. will be getting in touch about that mate, keep the vids coming, really enjoy them mate 👍
Thanks mate. Yes do get in touch when you’re ready for a shadowing course 😊
Glad you’re enjoying the videos 😁
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
It was great to hear your story mate it gives me hope for the future as I'm a carpenter too with a passion for locksmithing lucky for me the current job I'm at gives me around 50% locksmith work so am gradually building up knowledge and skills,
I have recently got my ingersoll pick and wondered why I wasn't getting anywhere with it then saw gavs video and realised I had a Chinese version 😂 so will keep an eye out for a real one on ebay 👍
Ah mate! I got to a point that I wasn’t enjoying the carpentry anymore so it was perfect timing for me to give up. That’s good that you get locksmith work too though 👌🏼
Yes, those Chinese Ingersoll locks are horrible. You’ll find picking a genuine Ingersoll a breeze 😊
Nice video Andy
Thanks Curtis 🙏🏼
I'm a bit confused, you strongly advised against picking clockwise then proceeded to pick clockwise or did the camera reverse it?
Hi Conrad.
I don’t strongly advise against picking clockwise! I say that it’s easier to pick it in the clockwise direction but that would be the wrong direction to open the lock, so you would pick the lock in the clockwise direction then plug spin the cylinder in the anti clockwise direction to open the lock.
Thanks for watching
@@brighton_locksmith aah got it. Cheers
Thanks for the video 👍
No worries bud.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Great stuff Andy. Shame about not doing 5 days course. But understand tho. In a couple of months time I'll be looking to do some courses. If you don't mind, could I give you a call on some advice on what tools to get.and shadow course. Managed to watch all your videos now. Great stuff. Have a great week..
Thanks buddy.
Yeah of course you can call me mate. Always happy to help where I can 👍🏼
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Can you put a link up to get the pick please?
The link is in the description buddy, but here it is again
alslocktools.co.uk/product/jason-hillier-ingersoll-2-in-1-pick-and-decoder
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
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What do you charge for the course's you are still offering?
Hi Chris.
It’s all on the website buddy.
www.brightonhovelocksmiths.co.uk/training-courses/
Thanks mate 🙏🏼
I think lockdown changed many people's lives for the better surprisingly. For me it was working from home when the company always denied it before. Good you can chop and change like stopping your beginners course as not suited to you. Shadowing course sounds great and something I would have signed up for but decided to retire early and renovate a house. Nice to see your ugly mug (you said that not me) on a weekly basis. You are excellent at your job and can't believe 51% can't be bothered to subscribe. It doesn't cost anything.
Ah thanks John.
Yes you’re right about lockdown! It did change many peoples lives! Some for the better.
Haha I did say I had an ugly mug….you are correct 😂😂
Thanks for watching buddy 🙏🏼
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Cheers Lee 😘
Thanks mate 🙏🏼
Ingersoll stopped putting their name on their locks over 10 years ago!
not sure how you can tell if ones a genuine Ingersoll or a copy!
I’m hoping that the ones that feel horrible and graunchy are the copies! But I guess at a door we may not know until we try and pick it!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼