The benefits of using a scope, including Mortice Lock I.D

[@alanlaurie3906]

Very interesting talk. Were always learning. Alan @ Central Locks thank you.

[@GRIBBO-77]

Cheers for all your videos mate, watched them all over the last week or so and found them very helpful for getting an insight into the industry from a newbie's perspective. Happy New Year 🥂

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Hi Robin, Thanks for time taken to watch the videos and to leave a positive comment. I’m glad to see they have been helpful. All the best for 2021

[@brucerhodes5311]

Thanks for the video and the work you do with the MLA.

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Thanks for the time to view and the comment mate. It’s much appreciated. All the best for 2021

[@sid8880]

Hi Paul, hope your keeping well mate? Good video and well explained. Little bend forming on that 70 degree ;) Think most people that are into this will understand how scopes can help you, especially on the locks that cause some headaches with similar decode readings. Also good for fault diagnosis as you said. I can’t remember the last time I didn’t use a scope somewhere in the process of opening a lock. All the best for 2021, hope you have a successful and productive year. Look forward to more videos and hopefully catch up at the MLA later in the year

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Hiya mate, Keeping well mate, hope all good for you too. I think the go pro camera puts a slight curvature on the scope as it does look like it has a curve. I’m guessing the lense does that. Since owning one I’d be lost without it that’s for sure. Let’s hope mla expo is all good this year and this virus don’t put and end to it.

[@aspectslocksmiths4713]

Well explained mate. Happy new year!

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Thanks mate. All the best for 2021 and let’s hope for a meet soon

[@frankie3769]

Hi there, I have bought the scope and light source with a camera holder, I wonder if you do a course on usage. Thanks allot Frank Adshead

[@brighton_locksmith]

Cheers Paul. Another very informative video. Will be looking into getting a scope. Anything that makes my life easier out in the field has to be a good thing. HNY pal

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

thanks for taking the time to view and to leave a positive comment. They sure do make life easier and that can only be a good thing. All the best

[@seeitpickitbinit2510]

Helpful video chap, do you use a proprietary mortice ID chart, or write your own, to fit your scope info♥️

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Thanks for taking time to view and comment. I have created my own log for locks. Though most is stored in the brain. The most common anyway.

[@FortressLocksmiths]

Absolutely loved watching this video pal, very informative and convincing, currently looking through Keyprint to see if they have any decent ones at a reasonable price 🔑🔑 All the best for the new year

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Hiya mate, Thanks as always for the positive feedback and I’m glad it was of use to you. Yeah it’s best to scout about they pop up every now and then on ebay etc. All the best to you and the family

[@locksmith-training]

Another superb video. Very helpful. Nice one 👍🏻

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Thanks mate. Much appreciated and let’s hope 2021 we can meet up and smash the training and a poss vid collab 😉

[@locksmith-training]

@@LocksintheCityLtd cool 👍🏻

[@LockpickingsGal]

Awesome video!! How much do these run? Is there any way to make a home brew one? I would love to see more videos using this.

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

The price varies from £80 up to couple thousand. Based on the quality etc. Not sure home brew would be possible. Extremely intricate work. Th Jd for the view and time taken to comment

[@Biokemist-o3k]

Is it possible they measure the viewing angle a different way. 70 + 30 =100. They have 0 degree scopes and 30 degree scopes. I am thinking that the 30 may be the one I am looking for. Please let me know. Ans I am a new subscriber and burgeoning locksmith.

[@Ucofatoffski]

All OK, bud?

[@LocksintheCityLtd]

Yes mate. You good?