Excellent video this showed me exactly what I was looking for. I didnt understand why people told me to buy Mortise and reload kit instead of practice lock
Another great video, thank you for making and sharing this 😊 I started down this path of making a lock like this maybe 6 months ago based on a similar BosnianBill video but got stymied when I couldn’t find a tap of the right size I could order online. But this has inspired me to try again and maybe I’ll be able to find it now that supply chains have adjusted. Thanks again!
Not a dumb question! #6 is the diameter (0.138") and 32 indicates the number of SAE standard profile screw threads per inch. It's typically represented with a "#" in front of the diameter, and a dash before the threads vs like a fraction.
If you do order from that site you should use TRIBE20 to save 20 percent. But there could well be cheaper sites out there offering the same thing, I really haven’t searched for them much
Hey Donald, I haven't had the desire to get into the business of making and selling these, so sorry, I don't. You can also find some pre-made repinnable practice locks like the one from Sparrows and I've found some on Amazon.
@@OakCityLocksport good point, Sparrows has the Revolver which is a 4-way repinnable lock that’s even cheaper than the one I posted before - completely forgot about that one 😂
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Excellent video this showed me exactly what I was looking for. I didnt understand why people told me to buy Mortise and reload kit instead of practice lock
Another great video, thank you for making and sharing this 😊 I started down this path of making a lock like this maybe 6 months ago based on a similar BosnianBill video but got stymied when I couldn’t find a tap of the right size I could order online. But this has inspired me to try again and maybe I’ll be able to find it now that supply chains have adjusted. Thanks again!
Good tutorial 👍
Dumb question, but why is it 6/32 instead of 3/16?
Not a dumb question! #6 is the diameter (0.138") and 32 indicates the number of SAE standard profile screw threads per inch. It's typically represented with a "#" in front of the diameter, and a dash before the threads vs like a fraction.
Do you have any of the practice locks you'd sell?
If you do order from that site you should use TRIBE20 to save 20 percent. But there could well be cheaper sites out there offering the same thing, I really haven’t searched for them much
Hey Donald, I haven't had the desire to get into the business of making and selling these, so sorry, I don't. You can also find some pre-made repinnable practice locks like the one from Sparrows and I've found some on Amazon.
@@OakCityLocksport good point, Sparrows has the Revolver which is a 4-way repinnable lock that’s even cheaper than the one I posted before - completely forgot about that one 😂