locksmith new to forum

[scratcher]

hi all not sure i'm in right section, i have been a locksmith for 20 years and am still trading, if i can be of help to anyone, i will do my best to answer your questions

 

[carousel88200]

Hi, i'm a 22 year old time served joiner recently made redundant. During my apprenticeship i won apprentice of the year all 3 consecutive years and was ranked in the top 5 apprentice joiners in the country during that time. Try as i might these past few months i just cant for the life of me find a job, its always the same reason i'm turned away 'recession'. I am now seriously considering going self employed and starting up on my own in the north east and i know learning basic locksmith techniques will enable me to add another dimension to my 'business'. Do you have any idea where i can go to learn? a training course or anything?

Thanks alot for your time, its much appreciated and i will be extremely gratefull for any tips and advice you can give me.

David Stott

 

[Bodgeit and scarper ltd]

I am thinking about taking up housebreaking can you give me a few tips on lock picking

 

[scratcher]

sent message, i do run a locksmith training school, contact *************

 

[scratcher]

my apologies newbie but no excuse

 

[johnlocksmith]

picking a lock is not that as it may seem . you will surprise to that they have also there personalities. few of them hateful, others moody. they surprise you the lock you were able to pick last week wont be able to do today.only Professional locksmither knows to handle them

 

[scratcher]

picking a lock is not that as it may seem . you will surprise to that they have also there personalities. few of them hateful, others moody. they surprise you the lock you were able to pick last week wont be able to do today.only Professional locksmither knows to handle them

what are you on about??????