Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Long time, I know! So, I want to show more of my collection. And, to start, I will show all of my Pin Tumbler Push Key and talk about the timeline of these. I will also show you how to appreoach shimming one of these open, if you plan to disassemble. COMPLETE disassembly details in video number 118
Long time, I know! So, I want to show more of my collection. And, to start, I will show all of my Pin Tumbler Push Key and talk about the timeline of these. I will also show you how to appreoach shimming one of these open, if you plan to disassemble. COMPLETE disassembly details in video number 118
![Lockwood 334B45 Pick and Gut [147]
Back again, with more of my antique lock buying habit. Ill show you my recent acquisitions, with a pancake lock that I impressioned and keyed. And, then we pick and gut a beautiful Lockwood I received from Chris Capune some years ago. Lockwood 334B45 Pick and Gut [147]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yMcc7EhogZE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Corbin Storefront Lock Picked and Gutted for #stocklocksunday [4]
This #stocklocksunday mortise cylinder was used on a business store front. The evil keyway turned out to be an old Corbin. After gutting, I discovered it was drilled for a 7th chamber, though the plug was only 6 pins. It picked strangely, and I also found that one of the springs was only half-sized, and did not properly pressure the driver pin. Corbin Storefront Lock Picked and Gutted for #stocklocksunday [4]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yT2dYBlmxwo/mqdefault.jpg)
![More Antiques, and two quick picks [151]
Showing some new antiques I picked up, including a rather unique lever lock. Then, we pick through an Antique Eagle Police Pup and and Elgin lock. More Antiques, and two quick picks [151]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yd9vLJNWwCs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Antique Corbin PTPK Locks and Others [182]
Very busy for me these days, and thanks for coming back to view this! I won three antique Corbins at auction, then bought a Belknap Bluegrass for a great price. And, well revisit my very first PTPK (Pin Tumbler Push Key) lock. I reference Video 122 (picking an old Corbin lever lock) and 77 - rebuilding and keying that first Corbin PTPK Antique Corbin PTPK Locks and Others [182]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yoHqNzPQGB0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Inside a Vintage Yale 840 [91]
I decided to gut the Yale 840 I picked in video #90. Once I had it apart, I was able to make a key for it. Youll see everything I saw while it was apart, and then a working lock with a key. Hope you find it interesting! Thanks to Chris Capune for advising me on the disassembly. Inside a Vintage Yale 840 [91]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ywOPTx0EjMQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Assa Abloy Arrow Picked and Gutted [16]
I was sure this was going to have tricky drivers. But, its just because of some very tight tolerances that this was a challenging pick. Assa Abloy Arrow Picked and Gutted [16]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/z-gdWHkmrf4/mqdefault.jpg)
![Entry for Bearsbacks Advanced Picker Giveaway [86]
Bearsback is having a giveaway for advanced pickers, and you m,ust pick a 6 pin lock in 5 minutes or less, then gut it. Check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyXoExU9Yi8KC_L32f0irvA Entry for Bearsbacks Advanced Picker Giveaway [86]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zhRNN82wXVU/mqdefault.jpg)