(1842) Lockwood Shutter Lock (290S84)

[@michaelking3327]

perfect thumb focus

[@Arassar]

"It should stay in focus" 😆

[@ExTechOp]

(Camera immediatly focuses on his thumbnail)

[@OldieBugger]

Well it did stay in focus, sort of. Only I'd preferred if it had focused on the lock instead of his thumb.

[@issuma8223]

@@OldieBugger That was the alien technology. Geez...

[@roysammons2445]

Being a Lockwood I pretty much expected the classic steel spools in the bible. The way it was picking with slight counter rotation on each pin settled it for me. All it needed then was Bosnian Bill to gut it for final confirmation. Thanks Bill and Legal Lock Picker.

[@tomherron4334]

Might not be the most exciting lock but boy is it a beautiful example of quality.

[@jeffp7368]

lol at the thumbnail photo. I think it’s directed at the complainers 😂

[@georgelangrick7384]

"Lets use top of the kiwi..." - Hey Bob, I thought Lockwood was an Aussie lock... 😂

[@RWBHere]

lol

[@novo1178]

Good video not so tuff Lockwood and no disasters. Thanks Bill.

[@toddlofthouse8383]

When you turned the key way with the ratyoke I was so shocked haha

[@bradw0535]

Ha! Glad I'm not the only one, felt a bit of panic!

[@rontesoro9041]

The same damn thing I thought, would be a hell of an end to Bills prized pick

[@urbansnipe]

No counterspring on the lock core which is usually the case on these style locks means he hardly needed to apply any tension at all to turn it open he literally could have opened it from that point with his thumbnail (the nail on his thumb)

[@aussiecue]

I was a Lockwood Locksmith, Easiest lock to pick and they are the same from one lock to another regarding sizes. I actually go hard tension on and off and medium hooks to click those shallow spools. Many say light tension but I can muscle them open faster.

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

Beautiful looking lock, Awesome job picking this Mr. Bill

[@MarkGallagher]

Thanks Bill, another great video

[@363.2McMasters]

Looks like a very intimidating lock. Very impressive!

[@KeylessEntry]

Another shiny Lockwood👍🇦🇺 Same deal as the last one, it's missing the tapered key pins. Same core is found throughout the Lockwood removable core range of padlocks. They are designed to be gutted like you did and not through the top cap.

[@funkeyfastdrawmonkey1483]

Ah you beat me to it brother lol you and me both prefer them when they are all original keypins rather than those doopy LAB pins 😎👍

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

@@funkeyfastdrawmonkey1483 The key is wrong too. That lock should have one of the newer keys, instead its got a 20 year old one.

[@bradw0535]

I panicked a bit when you used the Ratyoke to turn the keyway lol. You are a gutsy man Bill! 😉 great picking, thanks for the video! Good looking Lockwood 👍🏻

[@urbansnipe]

These style locks dont tend to have any counter spring so after picking they are free turning no need to worry you could easily use a finger nail to turn the core

[@bradw0535]

@@urbansnipe right, I have a few locks with the "dead core" that don't have spring tension on, like this one. It was just the initial panic that got me, imagining the core had spring tension 🙂

[@fishpicks4531]

Hi BB - another great video thanks. I tried to reach out to you last week but think the comment might have been missed. Just wanted to let you know that I have just released the latest episode in which I compare yours and LPL’s approaches to tensioning. I hope I did you both justice 🙌

[@shawic64]

Thanks Bill.

[@gozzendk]

Thanks for the video 🔑👍

[@FlexDRG]

Are there any reassembly vids?

[@ATF_CA]

Play the video in reverse

[@AEMBowers]

I don't understand shutter locks in general ... If someone tries to cut the shackle it will get indented/deformed. Won't this prevent the shackle from retracting, which will lock the owner out?

[@penfold7800]

Seems good quality. Is Lockwood becoming a cheaper alternative for general corporate use? Similar quality to Abloy, MulTLock and ILCO. The anti-corrosion finish is a bit rough tho. But I guess it doesn't have to look pretty.

[@derekbowbrick6233]

Are all those little cuts on your right hand from the cat. Love to focus on your work. lol

[@billhenderson731]

Nice shiny lock. Remember to wipe your prints off before shipping. You just never know 👻

[@DonzLockz]

Nice to see a big Aussie lock. Bloody expensive to ship though! :/

[@bird718]

i have to get me a lockwood one day

[@adamsmith6594]

A hilarious piece of footage emerged to show all Americans how safe capital Hill now is. Soldiers sleeping in the corridors, and security services abound. The end of the sky news footage closes with a monologue against a backdrop of a padlocked gate .... yup you guest it 🤣

[@ollylewin]

I think I saw that report. A masterlock that can be opened with harsh language if I remember correctly?

[@davidmanze7563]

I spent some time puzzling over why US folk call the key profile the "bidding" Was there a parallel with auctions or betting?? ....... then one day I saw it written "bitting" and I realized ...... like battery ...... which you guys pronounce "baddery" ....... for us english the two Ts are pronounced as a T ...... as in teeth. Good vids

[@kentsugden6865]

Congrats, you have discovered accents

[@wlwlvr]

Much like the UK people from different places in the US pronounce things differently. Using your example of "battery", I personally hit the hard T sound but have also heard it said as "baddery" and even "battry".

[@KeylessEntry]

The key profile is the shape of the key, bitting are the cuts on the key.

[@Muzer0]

It's not actually a d, it's pronounced very similarly to or the same as a flapped r (eg the r in Irish English "three"), but to British English ears unused to the phenomenon we tend to hear it as a d because it's voiced like a d and is made in a similar way. But American English isn't the only dialect to use odd pronunciations of the letter "t"; many British English dialects, at least during informal speech, would pronounce "bitting" as "bi'ing" where the ' here represents a glottal stop (the consonant pronounced right at the back of the throat in the middle of "uh-oh" and sometimes appearing between words ending and starting in the same vowel, which you probably don't even think of as a consonant). As far as I'm aware this isn't done in any American English dialect. Isn't language fun?

[@davidmanze7563]

It sure is ..... more so if you're bilingual !

[@Micksoffthings]

missed a spring maybe?

[@justingauche6475]

Wish I could get a rat yoke, just to show off mind you. Maybe pick a master 3 for the slack jaw plebs every once in awhile. He was out of the country, last I contacted him. But his picks are true pieces of art married with function.

[@paulcurtis9852]

"OK guys..."

[@BD90..]

Last

[@twestgard2]

As a time traveler, I appreciate this comment.

[@arunkumar5710]

How does this compare with kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5yzqYJ9aK6ZsNU ?

[@SteichenFamily]

You lost a spring!

[@burtronomaniac]

Go focus yourself 😂😂😂

[@Taulksik]

Second

[@51-FS]

I seen you face....

[@2450logan]

Saw*

[@frankbiz]

@@2450logan I really don't think Bill cares if someone knows how he looks. What is the big deal? Bill is a regular guy, honest and talented. Some other guys think they're something special, and I know that they cheat, they are probably democrats. Lol

[@thalivenom4972]

its for your protection, not his.. i wouldnt try showing up at his house unannounced.

[@2450logan]

@@frankbiz umm I don't care either, besides he unintentionally leaked his address a couple of months ago on in a video. Don't see me gloating like a crazy 12yo Bart 🤣

[@51-FS]

It was a joke.... dam people dont have a sense of humor anymore?

[@DungeonDevils]

First

[@elonmask50]

It’s a grub screw, not a set screw.

[@kentsugden6865]

Try jumping on Google before you talk out of your ass, bud. You say tomato, I say tomato

[@KeylessEntry]

Demographics

[@mrjesusdidit]

Third