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Who Invented the Lock?
First locks in Egypt, Greece, Rome, Europe, England, America
Early American Lock Companies
A Brief History of Automotive Locks in the U.S
Electric Drills, Cordless Drills, Key Cutting Machines, Workbench
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
Types, Construction, Operation, Repair, Warded Keys
Parts, Operation, Repairs, Varieties of Lever Tumbler Locks, Lever Tumbler Lock Keys
Operation, Disassembly, Keying, Security, Cam Locks, Reading Disc Tumbler Locks, Double-Bitted Disc Tumbler Locks
Construction, DisassemblyAssembly, Choosing a Pin Tumbler Lockset, Pin Tumbler Cylinder Mortise Locks, The Cylinder Key
Underwriters Laboratories Listing, Key Control, Lock and Key Patents, Types of High-Security Mechanical Locks
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
August, Danalock Version, Friday, Goji, Haven, Kevo Touch- to-Open, 2nd Generation, Kevo Convert, Lockitron Bolt, Schlage Smart Sense, Sesame, Yale Real Living Touchscreen DeadboltInstalling the 1st Generation Kevo Smart Lock
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
Choosing a Padlock, Warded Padlocks, Wafer Disc Padlocks, Pin Tumbler Padlocks, Major Padlock Manufacturers and Their Products, Helpful Hints
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.âs Install-A-Lock, Exit Alarm Locks and, Panic Bar Deadlocks
Picking Pin Tumbler Locks, Why Pin Tumbler Locks Can Be Picked, RakingUsing a Pick Gun, 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
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
Opening Locked CarsCar Opening Techniques, The Long Reach Tool, Car-Opening Dispatch Procedure
Drilling Pin Tumbler Locks, Cylinder Removal, Window Entrances, Office Locks, Unlocking Thumbcuffs, Handcuffs, and Legcuffs, Forced Entry
Parts, Manipulation, Drilling, Changing Combinations, Other Keyless Locks
Electric Release Latch Strikes, Circuitry, Electric Door Openers, Electrified Mortise Locks, Electrified Knob Locks, Electromagnetic Locks, Electrical Keyless Locks, Key-Actuated Switches
Finding a Job, Starting Your Own Locksmithing Business, Business Considerations The Locksmith and the Law
Critical Design Factors, Framonâs DBM-1 Flat Key Machine, Ilcoâs KD50A
Registered Professional Locksmith Answer Sheet
The knowledge, skill, and expertise of any true professional often can be gauged by the library of literature that he or she keeps and has read.
In the often mysterious, secretive, and intriguing world of locks and locksmithing, no true professional, aficionado, or curiosity seeker would be without The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing , just as the title states, this is by far the most complete, informative, and all-encompassing piece of literature ever assembled between two covers on this subject.
As a veteran of the locksmith trade, I can tell you that the scope of this book (covering one of the oldest trades known to humans) is much broader than one would think. The locksmith profession is also often one of the most challenging and rewarding.
There are few things in life that are dearer to anyone than the security of their family and worldly possessions. Having the knowledge and ability to instill and incorporate security, eliminating the helpless sense of vulnerability, is what locksmithing is all about.
However, to accomplish this task, knowledge of all the available security devices and an intimate knowledge of their operation and applications are necessary. Enveloping yourself within the pages of this book certainly will set you on the right path.
The test of any good source of information is that it is one that you refer to again and again. This is sure to be the case with The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing. This is so much more than a âbookâ on locks and locksmithing. It is an encyclopedia of locks and locksmithing. It is a reference manual from which anyone at any level of skill or experience can glean a wealth of information. It is an informative, well-studied, impeccably presented piece of work that required an exhaustive amount of research, cataloging, organizing, and writing to assemble and publish.
If you want to become a locksmith or are just fascinated with locks and want an insiderâs view, you wonât find a better book than The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing.
Iâve read a lot of great reviews for earlier editions of The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing, next is a good example:
This is a great âcatch-allâ book about locksmithing. Although it looks like it is designed for beginners, it still has invaluable information on a variety of locks, etc., so it will remain in your shop for years to come. . . . The book is also invaluable to homeowners . . . and anyone who wants to know more about locks, safes, and more!
I know what beginning locksmiths and seasoned professionals want from a book. My first exposure to locksmithing was through reading books.
I love to teach, and I love to learn. Iâm constantly learning new things about locksmithing, which is why I felt the need to revise this book.
This lock smith book edition continues the tradition of being heavily illustrated and providing lots of useful information about locks and locking devices. I updated every page and added four new chapters including one on automotive lock servicing and one on lock picking and impressioning. I added information about selling safes and finding a job as a locksmith.
Do I need to be licensed or certified to work as a locksmith?
What can I do if a customer refuses to pay me?
How can I get started writing about locksmithing?
What are the best locksmithing resources on the Internet?
Are pick guns worth the money?
Which are the best trade journals?
What keys are illegal to duplicate?