Great job picking! And very cool of you to show the gutting for people that need help and have questions on this lock. So glad they got you talking on video! You did an absolutely amazing job and you have a very nice voice for talking on video too! Hope we will continue to hear your lovely voice with your videos moving forward! 🩷🥰😍😊
I was so nervous about talking, all the things everyone says , hate the sound of my own voice etc. It hasn't gotten a lot easier even now. Hate the thought of anyone listening to me record in the house
@@NIGBEE-lock-botheringI understand that! I don't like my voice and am very self conscious when their are other people home and they can hear me lol. I've had a few retakes because of that lol I hope that gets better, or at least I can get more used to it. When it warms up, my LockLab is in the garage so that might help... I have never really noticed any nervousness in your voice and you speak very clearly and thoughtfully if that helps!! Knowing other people go through the same things is helpful for me. Thank you for sharing that!
Excellent explanations and picking. Great that you have gutted this lock. It looked like one of the passive pins was a spool. Given that it was a passive pin I am guessing that you don't need to pick it. In the body of the lock it looked like there was a groove inside I wonder if they use the same components to make a model with a side bar or do you think this groove had a function with the lock the way it was. Really good effort talking on camera for the first time. You did really well. It is quite a challenge that adds a degree of difficulty to the picking of a lock. I just approach it as though I am talking out loud with my thoughts, that way I am not really thinking about what I am saying and it reduces that difficulty of picking and talking. Great first talking and picking video. Thank you for taking up the challenge and putting yourself out of your comfort zone. Cheers mate I look forward to more videos from you.
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Thanks for sharing this gut!
Explaining as you go is helpful too, cheers!
Great job picking! And very cool of you to show the gutting for people that need help and have questions on this lock.
So glad they got you talking on video! You did an absolutely amazing job and you have a very nice voice for talking on video too! Hope we will continue to hear your lovely voice with your videos moving forward!
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Many thanks for the kind words, I found it tough but will try to do some more.
@@NIGBEE-lock-bothering you'd never know it, you really did great!
Top job NIG, the commentary works a treat, quite different picking and talking at the same time isn't it?
Absolutely mortified whilst doing it. I will persevere as it is something that challenges me
Great information! Very thorough! Well picked
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Picking on camera is strange, picking and talking on camera is stranger still. Thanks for the comment
@@NIGBEE-lock-bothering great job!!!
Nicely done, especially for your first time talking on camera! The explanation was beautifully done!
I was so nervous about talking, all the things everyone says , hate the sound of my own voice etc. It hasn't gotten a lot easier even now. Hate the thought of anyone listening to me record in the house
@@NIGBEE-lock-botheringI understand that! I don't like my voice and am very self conscious when their are other people home and they can hear me lol. I've had a few retakes because of that lol I hope that gets better, or at least I can get more used to it. When it warms up, my LockLab is in the garage so that might help... I have never really noticed any nervousness in your voice and you speak very clearly and thoughtfully if that helps!! Knowing other people go through the same things is helpful for me. Thank you for sharing that!
Excellent explanations and picking. Great that you have gutted this lock. It looked like one of the passive pins was a spool. Given that it was a passive pin I am guessing that you don't need to pick it. In the body of the lock it looked like there was a groove inside I wonder if they use the same components to make a model with a side bar or do you think this groove had a function with the lock the way it was. Really good effort talking on camera for the first time. You did really well. It is quite a challenge that adds a degree of difficulty to the picking of a lock. I just approach it as though I am talking out loud with my thoughts, that way I am not really thinking about what I am saying and it reduces that difficulty of picking and talking. Great first talking and picking video. Thank you for taking up the challenge and putting yourself out of your comfort zone. Cheers mate I look forward to more videos from you.
Great job with that, it looked to a fun one to work on, thank you for sharing
Thanks, yes it has nice feedback and is enjoyable to pick.
Great stuff Nig 👍👍
Nicely done my friend
Thanks, the talking is harder than the picking!