A Day In The Life Of A Locksmith | Lucy journey
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2022
- Follow Lucy, a We've Got The Key locksmith, as she travels around the UK assisting our customers with their auto locksmith needs.
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Without tattoo is better. Tattoo is very ugly!
I’ve been a locksmith almost 2 years now. Really enjoy the continuous learning process.
How much can a locksmith make. Owning there own equipment a year working for themselves?
Whoever shot, this master piece did a great job. This is beautiful story telling brought to life by crazy cinematography and editing. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
A typical sales pitch promotional video by the very same company
@@johnbrennan7175 not really. Some of the vehicles in the video are a pain and take a lot of skill to do.
Love the concept and storytelling of this video. It's really nice to see things from her perspective about the work that you do. I really love how she takes time to enjoy the scenery as she journeys. 😁
This was interesting to watch. I love that I didn’t only hear that she loves what she does, I saw it too. Brilliantly put together! 👏👏
This was really interesting to watch and to know there are specialized services like this. Like someone else mentions, this screams "i love my job". Speaks to how I see my own job too. Great work for the editing too.. 5 🌟
Indeed, a good customer makes your day! Great work
Good editing, great job. Everyone should watch till the end
High-quality grading and well-detailed documentary.
did not give her enough credit! made her job look and sound easy! my group of locksmiths can hardly pick let alone decode and she did all 3 including cutting and programing the key same day wow I need more I could watch for hours
I enjoyed watching this.
Great video and good quality
I love her❤️😂
The cinematography is amazing. I
Great video, highlighting what a lock smith does in an interesting way
Well detailed! 💫
Very interesting story but cinematography is on point!!!!!
Amazing. Love this. Love when companies show bts
I love when people love their jobs. By the way I appreciate the video quality. Enjoyable
Looking to becoming a locksmith and found your channel. Well done! New Sub.
She’s an absolute beauty!
I'm a locksmith,
This is amazing ur video
I'm sure I'll learn more
Thnks for ur video
Very cool to see you using lishi tools, as well as the old air wedge, etc.. I liked that slider-lock key cutter. Makes sense you'd have these tools in your van. Respect.
Are you picking things like Medecos or disc detainers like Abloys, etc.? Just curious what kinds of challenges you face on that end of things. I like to pick and I'm thinking of apprenticing. Any thoughts or advice?
This iscreams passion for the job. If I ever had a key problem, I'd want her on it! 👌🏽
You should give a tour of your van
Those are my favorite videos to see how different locksmiths do it
Amazing video
Interesting!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Que lindo es tener todas las herramientas y los medios para poder trabajar de manera super eficiente 🙏🏻🙌🏻💪🏻
Awesome! Great to see a non-stereotypical film. Great story-telling and visuals! Do you guys operate in London?
Our team of locksmiths cover the entire UK and Ireland and are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and will always aim to reach you within two hours of your initial call.
I am a hobby lock picker and seeing the professional side of my hobby is super interesting.
Very interesting, is the can of CRC/WD40 just for lubricating locks or do you use the pressure in the can for something else?
I believe the place she was talking about, was Thornton reservoir
Seams so interesting
I have a question. I had a locksmith recut a key. The key locks the door but does not unlock the door. Is it a lock malfunction or did the key get cut wrong? Thanks !
What do you do when you unlock it and someone doesn't pay.? Serious question
Where did you do your training?
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Love her accent.
What a nice lady
My son has always been in to gadgets and good with working on things. He's 19 and would like to get into this. Our state doesnt require a apprenticeship here. However, he has been given an offer to train as he has absolutely NO EXPERIENCE. He was offered a 5 day training with Dr Locksmith, but I am wondering is this good for the person with NO experience.
Hello, training would enable your son to progress from a complete lack of understanding to having knowledge. He would gain some practical experience if the training is hands-on, which it should be. However, we don't believe your son can be completely professional in 5 days, but it could be a start. We also provide locksmith training, which is available at wevegotthekey.co.uk/locksmiths-training/
You may check there to see what needs to be learned and compare it to what he is learning to understand. We certainly hope this was helpful?
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What’s a good company that will hire and train a locksmith in Portland Oregon USA.
I’m a female around the same age as you and I have been debating a career change for a while, locksmithing fits my particular skill set and watching this video has given me so much confidence.
Any advice for female who work in blue collar trade (male dominated) ?
try get an apprenticeship at a company that covers all scopes of locksmithing, a lot of companies specialise in one sector. well that's what its like in australia. some locksmiths are purely safe related, whereas some are purely automotive with some commercial/residental chucked in. its a really rewarding trade, especially if you get good at your job. youve got this!
She’s so cool
So I'm guessing this is in the UK right? I haven't mastered the Ford tibbe lishi. Here in America really only jaguar and the ford transit vans have tibbe keys. We don't get many calls for them.
And our steering wheels are on the other side lol.
Hello. Yes! This is in the UK. Driving with the steering wheel placement here in the Uk will feel different for you at first but you will get used to it 😊
If anyone knows, is it common for locksmiths to travel so far daily, or are you able to find work that's more localized?
Pretty random in my experience. Sometimes your next job is down the street and then the next job will be a half hour away. Just depends on who calls in that day and where they happen to be located.
Hy nice to see this video.
Been a locksmith for more then 6 years and I'm enjoying every day.
I'm learning fast kurdish from iraq.
This is lovely but that first van... That window was basically all the way down 😅
I get it though, very cinematic
A locksmith using wd-40 upsets me. Houdini is vastly superior. WD had no lubricity once the vehicle evaporates then it gums up the lock. It is mineral oil and fragrance . WD is good for removing ink, adhesives and keeping liquid oxygen from freezing to the outside of rockets for which it was formulated but not for locks. Yes being a locksmith is a great job to have
inox is where its at 😎
One thing you don’t use on locks is WD40 ,
we locksmiths ARE cinema every day 😂 we don`t need cinematic story telling but this is a masterpiece 😍👌 WD40 gang forever 😄🤙
3:03 It's Carl Johnson!
while this is super awesome and positive. its not always fun and nice especially lock installation
Yes, hello! It can be tedious at times. The presence of professionals such as ours makes the process easier.
Im a locksmith was thinking about making a youtube about it as well
That what people mean by build your customers lol bc If I get into a car in 2 mins they don’t want to pay anymore 😅
We understand this dilemma, maybe you can explain how many years experience or learning you had to do to make that 2 minutes
no locksmith use wd 40 maybe on door hinges but..
I’m becoming a locksmith. Is that a good career?
depending on what country youre in, and how good you become. get on afterhours, smash jobs out, youll be rolling
With a window down you use your Pole
I do this all day when the windows open I just go right through the window put the hand in there
Cashme out side how bout dat😅😅😅 bhad bhabbie😂😂😂
Before you spend a cent in this industry advertise your services and see how little the work is available
The only people making money is the training and tool suppliers. DON’T BELIVE THEIR LIES
Time is money, so I will not travel more than 30min for my jobs
Nobody cares
Lmaoooo what first thing every locksmith knows not to use wd40 and two she literally pumped the door open as the dawn window was down
Huh the cam in her hand definitely looks like a wd40 can
Please to watch. But this is 5% of automotive locksmithing. Much is terrible, filthy cars, demanding customers and situations that are impossible to fix. Nicely produced video.
So you are saying 95 percent of the time your job is crappy?
@@shomari17 No. I would say 20% of time there is some complication such as, secondary alarm system installed, dogs seem to be living in the car, pit bull dogs running around, customer does not have all the money or go to my husbands workplace to get paid, none of my scanners will do the job, worn or dirty cylinder needs replaced, intense perfume in car, customer wants to watch every tiny detail asking questions etc. As Yogi Berra would say, half the time I love it, half the time its just a job and the other half I hate it.
Horrible she didn’t do one job except for drive around and then tell us about her POS system. I want my eight minutes of life back.
Amazing Experience and Video.