I Restore A 100 Year Old Rusted Lock - Most Beautiful Brass Finish

I restore a rusted 100 year old lock. With its amazing brass finish it wasn’t easy to restore or pick. Thanks to all the rust removal tools for making this lock restoration possible. I hope you enjoy watching this lost tool get restored

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[jeremycoleman]

I absolutely loved seeing the key process. This is one of my favorites you’ve done and I’ve been watching for a while. Thanks for sharing your talent with the world.

[marlenalinne]

I love it that there is no music or any other background noise in this. Thanks for that. This was very interesting and I hope you do more.

[wilcleno]

You make all of us in Locksport proud of you.

[georgebrown]

What an amazing job you did restoring that old lock to working order. You even made a new key to fit and match it. It really unlocked without seizing up in the cylinder. Great work.

[efliedus]

This is the lock picking lawyer, and today i’m gonna prove you that master lock’s last improvement was 100 years ago.

Great restoration, as always!

[boredwithusernames]

Were you by any chance a locksmith in a previous job? I was locksmithing for the best part of 20 years and I recognise your techniques and the terms you use as proper locksmithing terms. My compliments to you for an excellent restoration using proper techniques, I applaud your key-making techniques, brings back some memories for sure. You just got a sub ;)

[МихаилБулдурату]

Замок получился просто Сууууперрр отличная работа восстанавливать старинные замки это требуется много времени и терпения 👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.

[nordicson]

Very cool restoration... the older craftsmen made even simple things like this almost art like, we lack that attention to detail today. Thank you for restoring and preserving these items for us.

[ftswarbill]

*You cannot say it works perfectly because it's made by MasterLock.* 😃 *Great job on the restore!* 👍

[wesleymonske]

Great effort. I think bead blast hasp instead of puddy. Looks nice either way

[brucefreedman]

What an awesome restoration video. Well worth the effort of replacing the innards and making a new key.

[jenniferhart]

Enjoyed your editing at the beginning when the parts "arranged themselves" 😄 Very interesting to see how to make a new key for an unknown lock too.

New sub 🤓👍

[joelboutier]

wow! masterlock does not make them as decorative as that anymore. beautiful job!

[jstaatzy]

Love your lock restorations! Nicely done ✔️ 👏

[TheZoltan-]

Some hail the IT industry for staying x86 compatible. That is dwarfed in comparison to Master Lock's achievement. They stayed rake compatible for over a hundred years!

[skillsupremacy]

Honestly, this restoration blew me away! You are legend!

[-Deena.]

Probably the same lock core that Masterlock still use 😁🧡

[MissLady-pqhc]

Wow, really enjoyed being able to see the inside. I love old locks.💙

[Gonza]

Excellent as always, Fit perfectly! Nice one! Amazing video.

[marialiyubman]

I used to be absolutely fascinated with locks as a kid..
I wanted to open them up to see how the mechanism works, but I also knew that if I could do that - they would no longer be safe. I didn’t stop me from trying, but I still failed. 🤷‍♀️
I could say this is a dream come true. ❤️

OMG you actually made the key from scratch!!!😱🙌🙌🙌🙌