Foreword | p. ix |
Preface | p. xi |
Acknowledgments | p. xii |
A Short History of the Lock | p. 1 |
Who Invented the Lock? | p. 1 |
Egypt | p. 1 |
Greece | p. 2 |
Rome | p. 2 |
Europe | p. 5 |
England | p. 6 |
America | p. 9 |
Early American Lock Companies | p. 12 |
A Brief History of Automobile Locks in the United States | p. 13 |
Tools of the Trade | p. 15 |
Electric Drills | p. 15 |
Cordless Drills | p. 17 |
Key Cutting Machines | p. 18 |
Workbench | p. 18 |
Types of Locks and Keys | p. 37 |
What Is a Lock | p. 37 |
Lock Names | p. 38 |
Lock Grades | p. 46 |
Key Types | p. 47 |
Key Blank Identification | p. 48 |
Key Blank Examples | p. 50 |
Look-Alike Keys | p. 54 |
Neuter Bows | p. 57 |
Warded Locks | p. 59 |
Types | p. 59 |
Construction | p. 60 |
Operation | p. 62 |
Repair | p. 62 |
Warded Keys | p. 65 |
Lever Tumbler Locks | p. 69 |
Parts | p. 69 |
Operation | p. 69 |
Repairs | p. 72 |
Varieties of Lever Tumbler Locks | p. 72 |
Lever Tumbler Lock Keys | p. 80 |
Disc Tumbler Locks | p. 87 |
Operation | p. 88 |
Disassembly | p. 89 |
Keying | p. 89 |
Security | p. 89 |
Cam Locks | p. 89 |
Reading Disc Tumbler Locks | p. 90 |
Double-Bitted Disc Tumbler Locks | p. 99 |
Pin Tumbler Locks | p. 103 |
Construction | p. 103 |
Disassembly | p. 108 |
Assembly | p. 111 |
Choosing a Pin Tumbler Lockset | p. 112 |
Pin Tumbler Cylinder Mortise Locks | p. 113 |
The Cylinder Key | p. 117 |
High-Security Mechanical Locks | p. 125 |
Underwriters Laboratories Listing | p. 125 |
Key Control | p. 126 |
Lock and Key Patents | p. 126 |
Types of High-Security Mechanical Locks | p. 127 |
Masterkeying | p. 149 |
Coding Systems | p. 149 |
Master Key Systems | p. 149 |
Masterkeying Warded Locks | p. 150 |
Masterkeying Lever Tumbler locks | p. 150 |
Materkeying Disc Tumbler locks | p. 153 |
Masterkeying Pin Tumbler Locks | p. 154 |
Developing the Master Key System | p. 158 |
Master Key System Variations | p. 163 |
A Simple Master Key System | p. 171 |
Detention Locks and Hardware | p. 175 |
Types of Locks | p. 175 |
Electric Strikes | p. 176 |
Choosing the Right Equipment | p. 176 |
Buying and Selling Safes | p. 183 |
Types of Safes | p. 183 |
Safe Styles | p. 184 |
Installing an In-Floor Safe | p. 185 |
Moving Safes | p. 187 |
Special Safe Features | p. 187 |
Underwriters Laboratories Fire Safe Ratings | p. 187 |
Underwriters Laboratories Burglary Safe Standard | p. 188 |
Selling More Safes | p. 190 |
Keyed Padlocks | p. 195 |
Choosing a Padlock | p. 195 |
Warded Padlocks | p. 196 |
Wafer Disc Padlocks | p. 198 |
Pin Tumbler Padlocks | p. 199 |
Major Padlock Manufacturers and Their Products | p. 201 |
Helpful Hints | p. 215 |
Home and Business Services | p. 217 |
Common Problems and Troubleshooting | p. 217 |
Corbin Cylindrical Locksets | p. 219 |
The MAG Ultra 700 Deadbolt | p. 234 |
M.A.G. Engineering and Mfg., Inc. | p. 236 |
The Schlage G Series Lockset | p. 245 |
Strike Plates | p. 268 |
M.A.G.'s Install-A-Lock | p. 272 |
Exit Alarm Locks and Panic Bar Deadlocks | p. 276 |
Lock Picking and Impressioning | p. 297 |
Picking Pin Tumbler Locks | p. 297 |
Why Pin Tumbler Locks Can be Picked | p. 297 |
Raking | p. 300 |
Using a Pick Gun | p. 301 |
Lock Picking Tips | p. 301 |
Picking High-Security Cylinders | p. 305 |
The Need for Practice | p. 306 |
Impressioning Locks | p. 306 |
Other Useful Equipment and Supplies | p. 307 |
Popular Impressioning Technique | p. 308 |
Alternative Impressioning Method | p. 310 |
Problems with Impressioning | p. 310 |
Impressioning Practice | p. 311 |
Warded Bit-Key Locks | p. 311 |
Servicing Automotive Locks | p. 313 |
Vehicle Identification Numbers | p. 313 |
Basics of Automobile Lock Servicing | p. 313 |
Door Locks | p. 315 |
Ignition Locks | p. 316 |
Glove-Compartment Locks | p. 317 |
Trunk Locks | p. 318 |
Transponders | p. 319 |
American Motors Corporation | p. 320 |
Audi | p. 321 |
BMW | p. 321 |
Chrysler | p. 321 |
Datsun | p. 322 |
Ford | p. 322 |
General Motors | p. 324 |
Servicing General Motors Vehicles with VATS | p. 327 |
Honda | p. 330 |
Opening Locked Cars | p. 331 |
Opening Locked Cars | p. 331 |
Car-Opening Techniques | p. 336 |
The Long-Reach Tool | p. 338 |
Car-Opening Dispatch Procedure | p. 345 |
Emergency and Forced Entry Procedures | p. 347 |
Drilling Pin Tumbler Locks | p. 347 |
Cylinder Removal | p. 348 |
Window Entrances | p. 350 |
Office Locks | p. 350 |
Doors | p. 353 |
Unlocking Thumbcuffs, Handcuffs, and Legcuffs | p. 355 |
Forced Entry | p. 359 |
Combination Locks | p. 361 |
Parts | p. 361 |
Manipulation | p. 362 |
Drilling | p. 363 |
Changing Combinations | p. 363 |
Other Keyless Locks | p. 368 |
Electrical Access and Exit Control Systems | p. 401 |
Electric Release Latch Strikes | p. 401 |
Circuitry | p. 411 |
Electric Door Openers | p. 418 |
Electrified Mortise Locks | p. 429 |
Electrified Knob Locks | p. 432 |
Electromagnetic Locks | p. 441 |
Electrical Keyless Locks | p. 449 |
Key-Actuated Switches | p. 455 |
Working as a Locksmith | p. 461 |
Finding a Job | p. 461 |
Business Considerations | p. 472 |
The Locksmith and the Law | p. 483 |
Key Duplicating Machines | p. 487 |
Critical Design Factors | p. 487 |
Framon's DBM-1 Flat Key Machine | p. 490 |
Ilco's KD50A | p. 493 |
Test Your Knowledge | p. 501 |
Registered Professional Locksmith Answer Sheet | p. 509 |
Making Locks by Hand | p. 511 |
A Warded Bit-Key Lock with Deadbolt | p. 511 |
English Iron Rim Lock | p. 521 |
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions | p. 525 |
Manufacturers | p. 533 |
Locksmith Supplier's Profiles and Addresses | p. 545 |
Miscellaneous Important Addresses, Phone Numbers, Web Sites | p. 549 |
Locksmithing Schools and Training Programs | p. 553 |
Depth and Space Charts | p. 559 |
Index | p. 571 |
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