that makes alot of sense, checked out the website shop too, very nice and love the curtain set,shame i cant justify the cost though,still trying to recoup my initial investment through locks,steady work at times but can be slow to dead,i might adapt one of mine to similar if you have no objections
outstanding fella, your an inspiration verytime, i noticed on your curtain turner that the edges are machine away and flat,whereas on most turners like this are round with just a groove, do you find this beneficial? i have the rb tools curtian pick set and the icl one too, which cover me for most gauges,however as stated they are both round with a groove, have you adapted yours to allow for lower entry on the pick ,oh sorry to hijack the post this
@gandelff999 Thanks for the comment. There our own Curtain picks available at thelocksmithshop.co.uk and the end of the stems are flat to allow for greater manipulation. Especialy handly for locks with 'low' levers where a 'corkscrew' technique with the wire can be used.
Great tutorial vid that.
Question:- can I make and use an overlifter pick on these curtain locks??
anthwrax 1 year ago
Great video mate :o)
bobcat5AM 1 year ago
that makes alot of sense, checked out the website shop too, very nice and love the curtain set,shame i cant justify the cost though,still trying to recoup my initial investment through locks,steady work at times but can be slow to dead,i might adapt one of mine to similar if you have no objections
gandelff999 1 year ago
outstanding fella, your an inspiration verytime, i noticed on your curtain turner that the edges are machine away and flat,whereas on most turners like this are round with just a groove, do you find this beneficial? i have the rb tools curtian pick set and the icl one too, which cover me for most gauges,however as stated they are both round with a groove, have you adapted yours to allow for lower entry on the pick ,oh sorry to hijack the post this
gandelff999 1 year ago
@gandelff999 Thanks for the comment. There our own Curtain picks available at thelocksmithshop.co.uk and the end of the stems are flat to allow for greater manipulation. Especialy handly for locks with 'low' levers where a 'corkscrew' technique with the wire can be used.
jaydorner 1 year ago