Thanks for making these videos! I just started my locksmith apprenticeship with a business in my area, and they are teaching me quite a bit about automotive locksmithing. I'm curious to know how you got started in this. Did you start as an apprentice, or did you learn online somewhere? Thanks!
@Beginner-locksmith
8 ай бұрын
Hello!!! It always makes me happy to hear people enjoy my videos!!! Well my background started at the 10 week program at the California Institute of locksmithing. I learned a lot of the fundamentals of residential, commercial,and automotive. I’ve also taken online class it was okay but now the main way I’m learning is job by job for now.
@UnlockedLocksmith
8 ай бұрын
@@Beginner-locksmith Yeah, your videos have helped quite a bit for me! It's helped me reference the tools and books and stuff that they use at my work. It's also nice to see actual on the job automotive locksmith stuff which I don't see many other videos about here on youtube besides 84 Locksmith, but he doesn't show anything about the Autosmarts or key codes or anything like that. I'll have to look into the California Institute. Thanks again!
@Beginner-locksmith
8 ай бұрын
I’m glad it’s been helpful!!! Your response makes me happy because that was my goal with my videos!!!
@UnlockedLocksmith
8 ай бұрын
@@Beginner-locksmith I'm glad! I hope you keep making more videos and sticking with the business. I'm planning on making videos later on as well when I get a chance to venture on my own a bit with the apprenticeship.
@Beginner-locksmith
8 ай бұрын
I can’t wait to see your videos and yeah I’ll be here!!!
@hkssystemslocksafe2486
8 ай бұрын
Great books the online option MAY be cheaper and handy in the field.
@DaProphet4Lyfe
5 ай бұрын
How far back in year do these go? If I needed 80s 90s and up info do I have to get my hands on older year books?
@Beginner-locksmith
5 ай бұрын
I’m sure it has most of the 90s cars and it does have earlier but not all. In one case someone wanted a early Plymouth vehicle it did not show but did have others
@paulbanda8875
3 ай бұрын
Where can I buy these auto smart books
@Beginner-locksmith
3 ай бұрын
Unfortunately they have been discontinued
@Divinemindset04
8 ай бұрын
Hey bud just bumped into your channel, this is my situation I currently own a towing company and I often get customer with lost keys and I want to add key cutting and programming into my services but with my limited time running my tow truck I do t know where to start to learn I have no near school to me am in the Palm Springs area what do you recommend and wish you the best in your new carrier, also as a recommendation try to make your videos full screen it makes more enjoyable
@Beginner-locksmith
8 ай бұрын
Alright man I’ll try to help. So doing an apprenticeship is out of the question it seems. Schools are going to be to far for you to do both. I would suggest online classes and start there. www.uhs-hardware.com/products/recorded-on-demand-training-auto-101-complete-automotive-locksmith-course I haven’t tried this one but I heard good things. I’d just stay away from European cars for now , there higher risk cars. Thanks for your suggestion. I’m still learning how to do this KZitem thing and I fix that setting. Good luck with your journey and hope it works out for you 👍
@Divinemindset04
8 ай бұрын
@@Beginner-locksmith what tool programmer do you recommend me to get? I was thinking KM 100 to start but I also looked into the im508 pro or one from Xtools?
@Divinemindset04
8 ай бұрын
Because eventually I want to get into eeproms and ect ect
@Beginner-locksmith
8 ай бұрын
I’d start with km100. Then later if you want to get autel 508 or 608 pro or something for eprom you could do that. I always strongly recommend an autel and Keytool max pro only because of there combined remote generation abilities. Especially that you are a tow driver you could use autel or Xhorse remotes to help your customers better.
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