Nice. Yes that is a mortise lock as the lock body is installed in the cavity made in the door called a mortise. The proper term for that kind of cylinder is a profile cylinder. The name euro comes from Europe where mortise locks using profile cylinders are the norm, where as North America uses mostly tubular locks and deadbolts. From the ALOA dictionary profile cylinder n. a cylinder with a usually uniform cross section, which slides into place and usually is held by a mounting screw. It is typically used in mortise locks of non-U.S. manufacture.
@newhouselockandkey man, that's how I'm feeling. I love locksport and locks, and now all I want to do is my passion. Did you start on your own or a company?
@newhouselockandkey I am moonlighting at first. I still have a day job until I can have a solid system made up. I'm gonna go grab your email and twist your ear when I need to if that's ok?!
Who is the lock designed to limit entry or exit? Looks as though this is a screen door. Even if the door panel is glass, the thumb latch will make entry relatively easy. By some city codes, a key is required on both sides with a glass panel. Curious. Thanks.
It very well could be, needed to be double keyed. With this particular door, the only reason for this lock to tonsecure from a dog jumping up on the lever handle and opening the door by mistake. I would not use this as a primary form of security. With that, by locking it anyway to allow the doorbell sensor and camera to go off and provide that one extra line of slowing down.🤙💜✌️
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Great to see an actual installation of a euro cylinder. Thank you.🙏🦊👍
Thank you, sir! ✌️💜🤙
Love the practical application here. 💚
Thank you, Stu!🤙💜✌️
Awesomeness!
Thank you!✌️💜🤙
Very cool
Thanks McD!✌️💜🤙
Looking good Hippie 👍🏻 ❤very nice work 👍🏻 keep it up and keep us posted 📫 😊
Let's keep kicking ass LJ!🤙💜✌️
@@LockPickingHippie always ♥️
Nice. Yes that is a mortise lock as the lock body is installed in the cavity made in the door called a mortise. The proper term for that kind of cylinder is a profile cylinder. The name euro comes from Europe where mortise locks using profile cylinders are the norm, where as North America uses mostly tubular locks and deadbolts.
From the ALOA dictionary
profile cylinder n. a cylinder with a usually uniform cross section, which slides into place and usually is held by a mounting screw. It is typically used in mortise locks of non-U.S. manufacture.
Thank you!✌️💜🤙
Looks like polished brass is making a comeback 😎 Looks good 👍🏻 Nice work, man
Thanks brotha man!🤙💜✌️
Today is a good day for installing locks lol😂 I'm replacing 4 schlage locks and rekeying them for my grampa.
It was a gorgeous day, and I gotta say it's making me look for jobs that much harder. All I want to do is go go and work haha.✌️💜🤙
Are you becoming a locksmith now sir lol that would be awesome
I am you, and a lot of people have inspired me to go for what I want. Few small jobs to start for now and see where it goes!🤙💜✌️
@@LockPickingHippie I started in locksport and after a few years decided I wanted to be a locksmith best decision ever
@newhouselockandkey man, that's how I'm feeling. I love locksport and locks, and now all I want to do is my passion. Did you start on your own or a company?
@@LockPickingHippie started on my own but it's ruff unless you have a bunch of money saved up I would recommend starting as an employee somewhere
@newhouselockandkey I am moonlighting at first. I still have a day job until I can have a solid system made up. I'm gonna go grab your email and twist your ear when I need to if that's ok?!
Y'all notice he isn't in a shadowy dark room with gloves on this time!!! 🤣
Not every door is in a well lit area, Nola, haha. 🤙💜🤣✌️
Who is the lock designed to limit entry or exit? Looks as though this is a screen door. Even if the door panel is glass, the thumb latch will make entry relatively easy. By some city codes, a key is required on both sides with a glass panel. Curious. Thanks.
It very well could be, needed to be double keyed. With this particular door, the only reason for this lock to tonsecure from a dog jumping up on the lever handle and opening the door by mistake. I would not use this as a primary form of security. With that, by locking it anyway to allow the doorbell sensor and camera to go off and provide that one extra line of slowing down.🤙💜✌️
🤟🤟🤟🤙🤙🤙💥💥💥🏆🔐👍🔓💯 I like it.
Perfect work.
Nice video 📹 👍
Have a Great Weekend, Mate 😊💯💯💯🏆💥🤙🔐🤟🔓☮️🌎🌍🌏
Very kind thank you!🤙💜✌️