Fully updated, illustrated coverage of locks and keys from a master locksmith The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing, Seventh Edition, offers complete, up-to-date information on locks and keys-from old-fashioned designs to modern electromagnetic locks. This new edition has been thoroughly revised to include details not found in general circulation locksmithing books, including new instruction on unlocking today's cars, installing and servicing smart locks, and opening locked doors. Written by a seasoned locksmith and experienced author, this all-new edition is the most comprehensive and…mehr
Fully updated, illustrated coverage of locks and keys from a master locksmith The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing, Seventh Edition, offers complete, up-to-date information on locks and keys-from old-fashioned designs to modern electromagnetic locks. This new edition has been thoroughly revised to include details not found in general circulation locksmithing books, including new instruction on unlocking today's cars, installing and servicing smart locks, and opening locked doors. Written by a seasoned locksmith and experienced author, this all-new edition is the most comprehensive and current locksmithing book available. The book features the latest techniques for lockpicking and fixing, safe opening and servicing, auto lock releasing, and electronic and high-security mechanical lock maintenance. You will learn how to conduct a home security survey, get hired as a professional locksmith-even start up and run your own locksmithing business. · Ideal for casual reading, self-study, or classroom instruction · Includes a brand-new chapter on frequently asked questions · Contains a free-of-charge registered professional locksmith exam
Bill Phillips (Erie, PA) is a licensed locksmith and author of several books on security, including McGraw-Hill's Lockmithing.
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Chapter 1. A Short History of the Lock Who Invented the Lock? Egypt Greece Rome Europe England America Early American Lock Companies A Brief History of Automotive Locks in the U.S. Chapter 2. Tools of the Trade Electric Drills Cordless Drills Key Cutting Machines Workbench Chapter 3. Types of Locks and Keys What Is a Lock? Lock Names Lock Grades Key Types Key Blank Identification Key Blank Examples Automotive Key Blanks Look-Alike Keys Neuter Bows Smart Locks Chapter 4. Warded Locks Types Construction Operation Repair Warded Keys Chapter 5. Lever Tumbler Locks Parts Operation Repairs Varieties of Lever Tumbler Locks Lever Tumbler Lock Keys Chapter 6. Disc Tumbler Locks Operation Disassembly Keying Security Cam Locks Reading Disc Tumbler Locks Double-Bitted Disc Tumbler Locks Chapter 7. Pin Tumbler Locks Construction Disassembly Assembly Choosing a Pin Tumbler Lockset Pin Tumbler Cylinder Mortise Locks The Cylinder Key Chapter 8. High-Security Mechanical Locks Underwriters Laboratories Listing Key Control Lock and Key Patents Types of High-Security Mechanical Locks Chapter 9. Masterkeying Coding Systems Master Key Systems Masterkeying Warded Locks Masterkeying Lever Tumbler Locks Masterkeying Disc Tumbler Locks Masterkeying Pin Tumbler Locks Developing the Master Key System Master Key System Variations A Simple Master Key System Chapter 10. Smart Locks August Danalock Version Friday Goji Haven Kevo Touch- to-Open, 2nd Generation Kevo Convert Lockitron Bolt Schlage Smart Sense Sesame Yale Real Living Touchscreen Deadbolt Installing the 1st Generation Kevo Smart Lock Chapter 11. Buying and Selling Safes Types of Safes Safe Styles Installing an In-Floor Safe Moving Safes Special Safe Features Underwriters Laboratories Fire Safe Ratings Underwriters Laboratories Burglary Safe Standard Selling More Safes Chapter 12. Keyed Padlocks Choosing a Padlock Warded Padlocks Wafer Disc Padlocks Pin Tumbler Padlocks Major Padlock Manufacturers and Their Products Helpful Hints Chapter 13. Home and Business Services Common Problems and Troubleshooting Corbin Cylindrical Locksets The MAG Ultra 700 Deadbolt M.A.G. Engineering and Mfg., Inc. The Schlage G Series Lockset Strike Plates M.A.G.'s Install-A-Lock Exit Alarm Locks and Panic Bar Deadlocks Chapter 14. Lock Picking and Impressioning Picking Pin Tumbler Locks Why Pin Tumbler Locks Can Be Picked Raking Using a Pick Gun Lock Picking Tips Picking High-Security Cylinders The Need for Practice Impressioning Locks Other Useful Equipment and Supplies Popular Impressioning Technique Alternative Impressioning Method Problems with Impressioning Impressioning Practice Warded Bit-Key Locks Lock Bumping Chapter 15. Automobile Lock Servicing Vehicle Identification Numbers Basics of Automobile Lock Servicing Door Locks Ignition Locks Glove-Compartment Locks Trunk Locks Transponders American Motors Corporation Audi BMW Chrysler Datsun Ford General Motors Servicing General Motors Vehicles with VATS Honda Chapter 16. Opening Locked Cars Opening Locked Cars Car Opening Techniques The Long Reach Tool Car-Opening Dispatch Procedure Chapter 17. Emergency and Forced-Entry Procedures Drilling Pin Tumbler Locks Cylinder Removal Window Entrances Office Locks Unlocking Thumbcuffs, Handcuffs, and Legcuffs Forced Entry Chapter 18. Combination Locks Parts Manipulation Drilling Changing Combinations Other Keyless Locks Chapter 19. Electrical Access andExit Control Systems Electric Release Latch Strikes Circuitry Electric Door Openers Electrified Mortise Locks Electrified Knob Locks Electromagnetic Locks Electrical Keyless Locks Key-Actuated Switches Chapter 20. Working as a Locksmith Finding a Job Starting Your Own Locksmithing Business Business Considerations The Locksmith and the Law Chapter 21. Key Duplicating Machines Critical Design Factors Framon's DBM-1 Flat Key Machine Ilco's KD50A Chapter 22. Registered Professional Locksmith Test Registered Professional Locksmith Answer Sheet Chapter 23. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Appendix A. Manufacturers Appendix B. Locksmith Suppliers' Profiles and Addresses Appendix C. Depth and Space Charts Appendix D. Glossary Index
Chapter 1. A Short History of the Lock Who Invented the Lock? Egypt Greece Rome Europe England America Early American Lock Companies A Brief History of Automotive Locks in the U.S. Chapter 2. Tools of the Trade Electric Drills Cordless Drills Key Cutting Machines Workbench Chapter 3. Types of Locks and Keys What Is a Lock? Lock Names Lock Grades Key Types Key Blank Identification Key Blank Examples Automotive Key Blanks Look-Alike Keys Neuter Bows Smart Locks Chapter 4. Warded Locks Types Construction Operation Repair Warded Keys Chapter 5. Lever Tumbler Locks Parts Operation Repairs Varieties of Lever Tumbler Locks Lever Tumbler Lock Keys Chapter 6. Disc Tumbler Locks Operation Disassembly Keying Security Cam Locks Reading Disc Tumbler Locks Double-Bitted Disc Tumbler Locks Chapter 7. Pin Tumbler Locks Construction Disassembly Assembly Choosing a Pin Tumbler Lockset Pin Tumbler Cylinder Mortise Locks The Cylinder Key Chapter 8. High-Security Mechanical Locks Underwriters Laboratories Listing Key Control Lock and Key Patents Types of High-Security Mechanical Locks Chapter 9. Masterkeying Coding Systems Master Key Systems Masterkeying Warded Locks Masterkeying Lever Tumbler Locks Masterkeying Disc Tumbler Locks Masterkeying Pin Tumbler Locks Developing the Master Key System Master Key System Variations A Simple Master Key System Chapter 10. Smart Locks August Danalock Version Friday Goji Haven Kevo Touch- to-Open, 2nd Generation Kevo Convert Lockitron Bolt Schlage Smart Sense Sesame Yale Real Living Touchscreen Deadbolt Installing the 1st Generation Kevo Smart Lock Chapter 11. Buying and Selling Safes Types of Safes Safe Styles Installing an In-Floor Safe Moving Safes Special Safe Features Underwriters Laboratories Fire Safe Ratings Underwriters Laboratories Burglary Safe Standard Selling More Safes Chapter 12. Keyed Padlocks Choosing a Padlock Warded Padlocks Wafer Disc Padlocks Pin Tumbler Padlocks Major Padlock Manufacturers and Their Products Helpful Hints Chapter 13. Home and Business Services Common Problems and Troubleshooting Corbin Cylindrical Locksets The MAG Ultra 700 Deadbolt M.A.G. Engineering and Mfg., Inc. The Schlage G Series Lockset Strike Plates M.A.G.'s Install-A-Lock Exit Alarm Locks and Panic Bar Deadlocks Chapter 14. Lock Picking and Impressioning Picking Pin Tumbler Locks Why Pin Tumbler Locks Can Be Picked Raking Using a Pick Gun Lock Picking Tips Picking High-Security Cylinders The Need for Practice Impressioning Locks Other Useful Equipment and Supplies Popular Impressioning Technique Alternative Impressioning Method Problems with Impressioning Impressioning Practice Warded Bit-Key Locks Lock Bumping Chapter 15. Automobile Lock Servicing Vehicle Identification Numbers Basics of Automobile Lock Servicing Door Locks Ignition Locks Glove-Compartment Locks Trunk Locks Transponders American Motors Corporation Audi BMW Chrysler Datsun Ford General Motors Servicing General Motors Vehicles with VATS Honda Chapter 16. Opening Locked Cars Opening Locked Cars Car Opening Techniques The Long Reach Tool Car-Opening Dispatch Procedure Chapter 17. Emergency and Forced-Entry Procedures Drilling Pin Tumbler Locks Cylinder Removal Window Entrances Office Locks Unlocking Thumbcuffs, Handcuffs, and Legcuffs Forced Entry Chapter 18. Combination Locks Parts Manipulation Drilling Changing Combinations Other Keyless Locks Chapter 19. Electrical Access andExit Control Systems Electric Release Latch Strikes Circuitry Electric Door Openers Electrified Mortise Locks Electrified Knob Locks Electromagnetic Locks Electrical Keyless Locks Key-Actuated Switches Chapter 20. Working as a Locksmith Finding a Job Starting Your Own Locksmithing Business Business Considerations The Locksmith and the Law Chapter 21. Key Duplicating Machines Critical Design Factors Framon's DBM-1 Flat Key Machine Ilco's KD50A Chapter 22. Registered Professional Locksmith Test Registered Professional Locksmith Answer Sheet Chapter 23. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Appendix A. Manufacturers Appendix B. Locksmith Suppliers' Profiles and Addresses Appendix C. Depth and Space Charts Appendix D. Glossary Index
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