Take an existing key, leaving the tip intact, grind off most of one edge. Now is a tensioner that will push the back...this is done sometimes for rear tensioning locks like the Chubb AVA (you can see LockNoob's video where he demonstrates)

thankyou as always for your very supportive comment 😀🫡 very much appreciated in this time and media where it is so easy to criticise others.

Will do. Thank you for your feedback and yes that is an excellent idea. I will try and resource where I found them and put a link in the comments below.

Quick update for you as it was excellent advice. I have now added what to look for and where to look along with the price in the description at the top.

@@2MSecurity Thank you! 🙏 😊

hi, this is an excellent question whether you are a customer going direct to a supplier or a Locksmith or even me there is absolutely no minimum whatsoever you could buy a single lock for one door from a supplier, Locksmith or me or you could order larger amounts either made to fit one key or individual keys. There really is absolutely no limit. I have and I know I will get criticised by Locksmith but I don't care because I have an enormously wide range of services and products provide 27 Trade accounts, and not a single one of them has ever demanded that I buy a minimum quantity of Locks. That said, if I do buy several or large quantities, I often get offered a discount. If you are going to be a potential customer, then you can buy one lock from me or you can buy multiples and I will always offer competitive prices and larger discounts for larger purchases, but to reiterate, my point, there is no minimum, and if anybody tells you otherwise they are trying to rip you off plain and simple undisputed fact. Thank you for this excellent question and your supportive and positive comment

me too!

Thankyou. happy christmas to you too 😄🎂🍩🎉🗝️

sorry for the late reply. I will check when I get home and let you know.

I don't currently have a website as I am based on site and do private jobs part time, but hopefully in the New Year mid year we will be launching the website and going full-time

but of course but I have heard too many stories of people who put their trust and faith in these type of safe and lose the keys being ripped off by people that make out their difficult to pick. busting a myth

unless of course, you were asking the question without a? In which case, no I would say Bowley locks are not 😃👍🏻 thank you for your comments and your feedback

so in reply to your comment from the angle that I attached the video and description which seems to be missed by most people commenting. I do carry a janitors style, bunch of 27 keys, but I also have three small bunches of Master Keys, one of which I have absolute control over patent and reproduction of keys, and the other, I actually own the patent of the master suite systems, respectively, which was the original descriptive interest in my video, which people seem to be missing the entire point of except for you, so I thank you and I applaud you

@2MSecurity ever "misplace" them? Have one of those "oh shit" moments? Cause that's a lot of keys, and responsibility. Kudos for being that guy. I am not. Lose my head if it wasn't attached.

@@seanbakley they are attached on one belt loop with a split ring end of the other belt loop with one of those keyrings you can take them off and on on with so even if I drop them then they just don't go from my belt. I have attached an Apple AirTag to them and yes twice I have "oh shit moment " where for about one minute I actually panicked because I did not know where they were. it is terrifying so now they are permanently attached to my waist.

I agree I think he thinks he sounds way cool !! I used it as a bit of advertising fun to promote my page as it being my super-power. I think in reality if he was able to blow the whistle he would be disappeared very fast.

So you work at area 51.

​@@ottomueller4425 Nobody has access to every compartment of that facility.

Hes a plumber.

Source? Where did it say he was hired as a plumber? Every long form interview of him, he always said he was hired as a fire fighter.@@realMaverickBuckley

admittedly Bogotá tools are my favourite

It is the simple solutions that I find the most valuable having run up and down ladders many many times, and then discovering the screwdrivers it actually really does help time and effort and efficiency.

I have just picked up this comment and I have seen this process done several times before and it is excellent. It's very clever idea and in fact yesterday which was Saturday when I was helping Fit for Locks into four new doors where there were not Locks before we had to get the key out of one of the door frames and it was jammed solid and the Carpenter did exactly what you said although he used a file and then I saw to cut a groove, turning it from a Phillips to a flathead screwdriver type and we got it out so an excellent tip thank you. I have seen it done before and your demonstration shows I should adopt this method.

yes 2M watts always promote themselves. It's the only way to build business.

oh thank you for your comment, I did find the most interesting but in reply now I did not mess up 20 years in catering. I enjoyed my career but decided that it was no longer for me because the money was not enough and I was not progressing on the route I wanted to. It is interesting you say plasterer. No there is no confusion there I'm definitely Locksmith but I've just demonstrating many different examples of the tools that would not immediately be obvious to people as tools that you can use for bypassing Locks. There is all illustrating nothing more, nothing less, but I have found these exceptionally useful in trying to gain entry in various scenarios, so I thought I would share them.

of course, the short answer would be? Have you watched the video yet? It explains everything in it. What do you do for a living?

Thanks 👍