He should do it one more time to prove it wasn't a fluke 😆
2 years ago | 1,000
This is the kind of lock a thief would lock pick to steal it for themselves.
2 years ago | 40
This is the kind of stuff I always think about doing. Then I remember I lack the skill and tools required. Then I try it anyway
2 years ago | 224
Nice hand work. Hours went into this. Thanks for sharing LPL. Cheers 🇨
2 years ago | 10
Been a fan of Quill’s work for a while, he’s a true artisan. Anyone who hasn’t checked out his engraving should really consider doing so!
2 years ago | 28
I've seen an engraver do this on a pew pew, unbelievable skill and craftsmanship. He was using all hand tools, very sharp little chisels, and curved or ball ended tools.
2 years ago (edited) | 10
A practice lock? Was it for picking practice, or engraving practice?
2 years ago | 32
So i'm a cobbler. My boss is the owner and a traditional shoe repairer. I'm qualified in everything but i do all engraving and locks. And i tend to mess around with the computer engraver on old locks and bits ot scrap metal that come into the shop or i can find. Got good enough at it my boss started letting me do some custom pop in lock sets. Good to see something by someone with some real skills though
2 years ago | 3
LockPickingLawyer
Hats off to Jonathan Quill for turning this Covert Instruments practice lock into a stunning piece of art.
2 years ago | [YT] | 9,209