I've just got into bumping too and got some bump keys and a hammer from bumpkeys4u. Good to have another option. I made a couple of ERA 6 pin bump keys on my key machine which work a treat on the BS night latch bud 👍🏼
If you watch the vids from bumpkeys4u (they actually have a webinar on bumping) they leave the shoulder on to make it easier to copy the key so you can make a copy and modify it how you like it while keeping the original pristine.
Yeah I’ve checked out a few of their videos, I’m looking forward to buying a few more bump keys on locks that can be a pain in the ass when I’m out at work
@@FortressLocksmiths if you find you are in need of an organiser one of the guys used an essential oils carry case they come in up to 60 bottle size. I am going to pick one up. Hands down looks like the best way to store them.
@@chrissadventuresinlockpick8267 I uploaded a video of my go to kit when I’m at work, got it from B&Q for a tenner if I remember rightly, had a few compartments for my most frequently used bump keys but I am thinking about getting another organiser
@@fortifiedlocksmithswakefield ahhhh good old Versa! I know whenever I come across one of these that it’s a locksmith that’s put it in 😂😂 and yeah pal I’m gonna order a couple more tomorrow including the Versa
Me neither really Brendan, but if you have a look at the site there are a lot of the common 1 stars on there and for the price it’s nice to have an extra option
Hi great vids really helpful im new to this and eager to learn. Maybe a daft question but ill go for it lol. When bumping how do you know if your dealing with a 5 or 6 pin cylinder when locked in the door? Thanks
Cheers for the feedback Dean 👍🏻 The easiest way to tell is to put a 6 pin bump key in the lock, if it won’t go all the way in then you know it is a 5 pin most probably
Cheers pal, and yes if you check out some of my other videos I do get customers who begrudge paying what I quoted but as I explain to them they are paying for my tools and experience, the whole point is to get them in with very little or no damage
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I've just got into bumping too and got some bump keys and a hammer from bumpkeys4u. Good to have another option.
I made a couple of ERA 6 pin bump keys on my key machine which work a treat on the BS night latch bud 👍🏼
Yeah I find the ERA bump quite nicely, not tried them on the nightlatch but I shall do now 😂
If you watch the vids from bumpkeys4u (they actually have a webinar on bumping) they leave the shoulder on to make it easier to copy the key so you can make a copy and modify it how you like it while keeping the original pristine.
Yeah I’ve checked out a few of their videos, I’m looking forward to buying a few more bump keys on locks that can be a pain in the ass when I’m out at work
@@FortressLocksmiths if you find you are in need of an organiser one of the guys used an essential oils carry case they come in up to 60 bottle size. I am going to pick one up. Hands down looks like the best way to store them.
@@chrissadventuresinlockpick8267 I uploaded a video of my go to kit when I’m at work, got it from B&Q for a tenner if I remember rightly, had a few compartments for my most frequently used bump keys but I am thinking about getting another organiser
Ma man! 😂 Always good to have options in your box pal told you they were good.. And for the prices too 👍
When you’re right your right pal! I plan on adding to the collection very soon
I'd recommend versa 6 pin bump key bumps multiple makes of locks 👍
@@fortifiedlocksmithswakefield ahhhh good old Versa! I know whenever I come across one of these that it’s a locksmith that’s put it in 😂😂 and yeah pal I’m gonna order a couple more tomorrow including the Versa
Looking good, personally I’ve never really liked bump keys method
Me neither really Brendan, but if you have a look at the site there are a lot of the common 1 stars on there and for the price it’s nice to have an extra option
nice bumping catching that sweet mate
Cheers pal, they work like a dream
Hi great vids really helpful im new to this and eager to learn. Maybe a daft question but ill go for it lol. When bumping how do you know if your dealing with a 5 or 6 pin cylinder when locked in the door? Thanks
Cheers for the feedback Dean 👍🏻 The easiest way to tell is to put a 6 pin bump key in the lock, if it won’t go all the way in then you know it is a 5 pin most probably
@@FortressLocksmiths thanks mate keep the vids coming 👍🏻
Nice video mate have you ever been moaned at for being to quick and making it look easy
Cheers pal, and yes if you check out some of my other videos I do get customers who begrudge paying what I quoted but as I explain to them they are paying for my tools and experience, the whole point is to get them in with very little or no damage
Bump my ride lol
They are swindlers