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From: red2chfdotherstuff
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  • My parent's house is old (150+ years) and has all antique door latches which I've been de-rusting, oiling, and generally fiddling with recently. My big question is about keys, though - having made a skeleton key for one of the locks out of plate aluminum only to find that it just sort of works, how difficult is it to get a key made professionally? It's easy enough to get the right measurements, but are the tools and materials available?

  • That is so cool. All of my properties are in the old section of Phila., Pa. so I know what these old door locks look like. Is that rust coming out of it?

    BTW, I found you through a new subscriber of mine.

    Mooz

  • How long have you been in the locksmith business?

  • @22reTOYOTA I'm a 3rd generation locksmith. I grew up in the trade. I have been doing it full time for 19 years. My father owns his shop and now my wife and I own ours.

    I have been messing with audio for 23 years and I have owned two shops.

  • @red2chfdotherstuff I would have liked to follow in my Dads footsteps. He sold rocks and sand. ALOT of it. Its nice to have a business that keeps going thru the family. I think the locksmith business beats the audio business. I did not install, just sold, but I would not do it now. It was fun as a kid. To cutthroat for me now.

  • cool now i know how to unfreez old door locks nice vid man

  • @SFStreetBass old door locks are easy and fun to play with.

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