The National Locksmith: Volume 75, Number 7 [75, 7 ed.]

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On The Cover…

The National Locksmith®

July 2004 • Vol. 75, No. 7

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12 ALOA Showstoppers

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2002 Lincoln LS, Part 1

2001 Toyota MR2, Part 2 The 2004 ALOA convention in Baltimore, Maryland will feature several new products this year such as those by Strong Arm, HPC, D&D Technologies, ASSA, and LaGard.

Publisher .....................................Marc Goldberg Editor ................................................Greg Mango Art Director ........................................Jim Darow Technical Editor.......................Jake Jakubuwski Senior Writers Sal Dulcamaro CML, Michael Hyde, Dale Libby CMS, Dave McOmie, Sara Probasco, Robert Sieveking Contributing Writers John Blankenship, Tony Blass, Ron & Chris Curry, Mark Daniel, Richard Allen Dickey, Ken Holmlund, Tom Lynch, Tom Mazzone, Randy Mize, Tom Seroogy, Steve Young Director of Sales & Marketing....................... Jeff Adair Advertising Account Manager....................... Debbie Schertzing Accounting Manager ...................................... Sheila Campo Production Assistants ..................................... Dave Krofel, Joseph Bonus Administrative Assistants .............................. LaVerne Schertzing, Sean Selby, Chandra Smith Shipping Manager .......................................... Allan Galvez

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The National Locksmith® ISSN #0364-3719 is published monthly by the National Publishing Co., 1533 Burgundy Parkway, Streamwood, Illinois 60107-1861. Periodicals postage paid at Bartlett, Illinois 60107 and additional mailing offices USPS 040110. Subscriptions $46.00 per year in the USA: $58.00 per year in Canada; $72.00 in all other countries. Single copies $7.00 each. Postmaster, please send change of address to National Publishing Co., 1533 Burgundy Parkway, Streamwood, Illinois 60107-1861. ©2004 by the National Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A.

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2003 BMW F650GS

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Open Forum

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The Evolution of the Blue Shark™

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156 Helping The Industry One House At A Time

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Lockmasters Security Institute Expands Education Center

Securiton's iMXD

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5 Commentary

82 The Lighter Side

6 Mango's Message

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8 Letters 76 Beginner's Corner

128 Business Briefs 166 Test Drive

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Is A "Poetry Tax" Next? Thank you Corbin Russwin... Our June 2004 cover featured a lovely photograph of “Corbin Russwin Vineyard Collection.” We forgot to thank the company for the image. So thank you to Corbin Russwin and YSG Door Security Consultants! Pay the taxman...and pay and pay Beginning next month, Arkansans will begin paying more sales tax. The rate hasn’t increased, but more goods and services have been added to the list of taxable items. The measure was passed during the Legislature’s most recent special session as a way to pay for education reforms. Among the items that will be taxed are: Garbage collection, including the collection of recyclable items; mosquito control; wrecker and towing services; dry cleaning and laundry services; camping or trailer spaces and locksmith services. The collection of the tax will burden the business as well as the consumer, Allen said. “It makes it more difficult for customers to pay the taxes and it’s more for me to have to pay an accountant to keep up with it.” Product has always been taxable, but now labor is as well. Locksmiths will have even more difficulty calculating taxes because the business travels from town to town, with varying tax rates in each of those towns. Locksmiths know what to do... Tarla Thomas has a beef about cop service in Elk Grove, CA. Her 12-year-old nephew had an asthma attack at 1:30 a.m. Tarla and the lad made a quick trip to their allnight drugstore while the boy’s brothers, ages 11 and 10, slept. Returning 15 minutes later, Tarla realized she had locked herself out of the house. “I called police and asked for help,” Tarla said. “They said, ‘What do you want us to do?’ I thought that was rude.” She called a locksmith. He knew what to do.

he pays a distributor for gas. “I pay $2 a gallon for regular, and I’m selling it for $2.039,” said Khan. But the cost affects us all. “I’m getting hammered by fuel costs,” said Dean Kallan, a locksmith and disc jockey who lives in Deerfield Beach. Kallan, who has two vans, currently spends about $150 on gas weekly. His family has been forced to cut down on pleasure trips, food and other items at home. Famous locksmith also writes poetr y... U.S. poet August Kleinzahler, a former locksmith, has won one of the world’s most prestigious poetry prizes, Canada’s $29,200 Griffin Prize, for his book, “The Strange Hours Travelers Keep.” Kleinzahler, who hails from New Jersey but has lived in San Francisco for the past 24 years, won Thursday in the Griffin’s international category over 422 other books. The prize is awarded annually for the best books of poetry published in English the previous year. Publishers note: Hey, Mr. Kleinzahler isn’t the only locksmith who can rhyme. Here’s my ode to this locksmith...who also happens to write poems. When I suffer from writer’s block. I simply think about a lovely lock. Though word and phrase I may bumble, I know a wafer from a pin tumbler.

Gas prices fuel cutbacks... When people complain about high gasoline prices at Shazim Khan’s Texaco station in Pompano Beach, FL, he sometimes shows them the wholesale price

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Bank ATMs Converted To Steal IDs TM card readers and CCTV cameras to retrieve PINs was found installed on legitimate bank ATMs in Austin, Texas recently, although skimming devices have been found 1. Equipment being attached to bank machines installed over existing around Boston and bank card slot. Chicago as well.

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convenience stores, gas stations, liquor stores, etc. He would then rig the unit with ATM card and PIN capturing devices, then installed the units in retail outlets.

The equipment used to capture an ATM card number and PIN was cleverly disguised to look like nor mal ATM equipment (see photos). A “skimmer” is mounted to the front of a normal ATM card slot that reads the ATM card number. At the same time, a wireless camera disguised to look like a leaflet holder is mounted in a position to view ATM PIN entries. The thieves then copy the cards and use the PIN numbers to withdraw thousands from accounts directly from the bank ATM.

ATMs have always been a weak link in the banking chain. As a result, criminal activity has been heavily focused on them. If you ever see anything unusual around an ATM, it is recommended that you do not use the ATM and repor t it immediately to the bank, using the 800 number or phone on the front of the ATM. 2. The equipment as it appears installed over the normal ATM bank slot.

3. The PIN reading camera being installed on the ATM is housed in an innocent looking leaflet enclosure.

One such known con using a similar M-O is Iljmija Frljuckic. It has been repor ted that Frljuckic stole at least 3.5 million, mostly from ATMs in New York City. Frljuckic accomplished this by purchasing his 4. The camera shown own ATM machines that installed and ready to are often found in capture PINs by looking down on the keypad.

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The ATM fraud ring led by Frljuckic began in late 2001 with operations in California, Florida and New York. At 13 sites, Frljuckic installed machines rigged internally to capture bank data and personal identification numbers. Only after the gang began siphoning money did banks and customers realize they had been scammed. By the time the rigged machines had been identified, they had vanished, along with tens of thousands of dollars.

One evening I drove into a bank to make a cash withdrawal from an island ATM. Next to the ATM was a drop box with a sign on it stating that they were sorry for the inconvenience, but the drop box was out of service. It then went on to ask that the drop be placed in the box provided. On the ground was a cardboard box, where people had actually put their bank bags. Go figure!

Greg Mango Editor

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Cross Country Now Requires Bonding Cross Country Motor Club recently warned all locksmiths that you must be Bonded to act as a locksmith service provider. The National Locksmith's Bond qualifies. So if you are not currently Bonded by us, please contact us to order. The cost is only $17 for a subscriber. 630-837-2044

What a Joke Give me a break! Your series on the installation of access control hardware by Richard Allen Dickey is a waste of good paper and ink. First of all, why was magnetic hardware chosen for this job? It’s a single aluminum door! By using a magnetic lock, he has created several situations for the building’s owner. First, now it is a fail-safe locking situation. If anything stops working the building is not secure. Second, if the electronics go bad there is no mechanical way to enter the door. Third, unless he is a certified fire installer, he has to hire a second party to interface with the fire suppression to release on smoke or fire. The better options would have been either a latch lock, egress paddle and electric strike, or even a panic bar with electric release. If Richard Allen Dickey worked for my company he would be back flipping hamburgers. This appeared to be a clear aluminum door in good shape. After he finished cutting in the transfer

I would have made him purchase a new door for me. He took the time to measure and draw exact lines on the door, why didn’t he use a saber saw and file and cut a clean hole rather than use dum-dum putty to cover his mistakes? Then there is the choice of screws he used, black Phillips for the tabs and slotted screws for the transfer. We throw any slotted screws away as soon as we see them. I can’t wait to see him install the electromagnet, he probably won’t use any shim on the magnet so the armature does not make a complete contact (ie: the armature hangs below the magnet face). Name withheld out of embarrassment for the locksmith industry. Michigan Editors Note: I have so little respect for people who write letters like this, I can’t even express it in words. It’s not because he or she had something negative to say (I don’t have a problem with that at all) it’s because they do so and then cowardly withhold their name behind a veil of secrecy. Especially when the person they are attacking isn’t hiding his name, or face. Even if everything in this letter was correct—which it isn’t—it is all negated by the fact that it was delivered in such a spineless way. By the way, when was the last time you wrote a better article that was worthy of good paper and ink? I don’t recall reading anything by you! Then again, how would I know, I don’t know who you are.

Proof of Ownership We received our April issue of The National Locksmith a couple of weeks ago. Marc’s Commentary on checking the proof of ownership when unlocking cars and making keys was right on the money. Today my brother Steve, answered a call to provide keys for a 2003 Suzuki motorcycle. Upon his arrival at a private residence, something didn’t feel right. He decided to make the keys while contemplating how to best handle this situation. Because the owner couldn’t produce the proper paperwork, Steve advised him to call when he had proof of ownership of the motorcycle and then the keys would be provided. A couple of hours later, as expected, the owner called to say he had the paperwork. What the owner didn’t know was the Sheriff ’s Office was on standby for Steve to return Continued on page 10

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to the scene, copy the VIN from the motorcycle on the invoice, collect his fee for the keys and relay the VIN to the Sheriff. Within minutes, two stolen motorcycles were recovered and our local detention center had two new guests. We have always tried to do what was reasonable and prudent when providing locksmith services to the public. In this case an ounce of caution was worth a pound of prevention. Tim Medlock South Carolina

Still Lots to Learn I am the pilot of an EMS Helicopter for my full time job and do locksmithing in my off time, which is rather new to me. First real-live service call for Dan today. No problem! Reprogram a 1994 Lincoln Continental remote. Customer is my barber, son needed a haircut anyway. Got the info to reprogram the remote, piece of cake. Turn key on, drop glove box, short two pins on plug, press lock button on remote, shouldn’t take more than a few minutes, right? Ron’s Barber shop faces Main St. and he parks right in front of his window. It’s Saturday morning and the place is packed. Bored customers watch locksmith attack passenger side of car. Wow, this is a nice car! Whoops, glove box is full of junk. Spend about five minutes stacking six years of “stuff ” neatly on floor. Spend another two picking overflow out of dash by all the wiring harnesses. Barber’s customers taking turns walking out to eyeball me.

Found the plug, got my copper wire, no sweat. Shorted pins, car door locks cycle just like they should, but the remote won’t make the car respond. Customers begin to chuckle as I start troubleshooting. The locks cycle so the battery in remote must be dead. Barber says it’s about four years old. Twenty minutes and a trip to Wal-Mart later, I’m ready to go again. Turn on key, short plug…nothing. Try to start car, deader than Pee Wee Herman’s career. Is it too late to go back to my real job? My 10-year old is now in the barber’s chair. I ask Ron if he has jumper cables, customers begin belly laughing. Ron’s eyebrows shoot up towards the top of his head and my son is now going from trim to highand-tight. “Sure,” Ron says, “The cables are in the trunk.” I ask about the trunk key, he says he doesn’t have one, was going to ask me to make him one. Battery is so dead keypad doesn’t even work. Sweating begins and most of the customers are now in tears. Not sure I want to be a locksmith today. Twenty minutes later, enough juice to pop trunk. Grab cables, his battery is waaay dead. I’m on phone with Ford Rep, who tries to tell me there is no way to harm the electrical system by jumping that plug. Ron gives me $60 and I’m off to Auto Zone to buy battery for customer. I just want to be a helicopter pilot again, let me go back to flying in the dark up in the Sierras, that’s easy. One hour later, customer has new battery. I have an audience who applauds my first successful part of this job. Ford rep tells me serial number of Ron’s remote is for another Ford, not a Continental. Considering putting tools on Ebay tonight. My son now looks like a Marine recruit and none of Ron’s customers can stand now from laughing cramps. I realized that I can blush to the shade of a tomato and the darn remote still doesn’t work. I clean up and Ron actually says, “What do I owe you?”

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I told him, just kick me in the head and we’ll call it even. He says, no, gives me my son’s haircut on the house and lets me have the core deposit from the battery. All in all, not counting the three hours of humiliation I netted $3 more than I was going to charge him in the first place. As my bald-headed son and I drive home I think to myself, whew, this isn’t so bad…but I can’t wait to get to my regular job. Anyone need a remote for a Taurus? Dan Beauchamp California

No Checks I just read the letter from Willie Bowen about refusing to accept checks. Have you noticed that in many restaurants there is a sign that refuses to accept checks? The debtors are almost never prosecuted. Mr. Bowen did not elaborate about the warrant in debt, but for 30 years I was a locksmith in Los Angeles and Orange County, CA. “Warrant in debt” is not handled in small claims court. It would have to be a Municipal court or higher. If you could do this yourself, what would your cost be in time? What would the cost be for an attorney to do it? Would Mr. Bowen please take us through this step-by-step and share with us his experience in collecting debts this way and the success rate? What was the average time to collect? What length of time did the debtor serve in prison if any? What state or county was this in? Richard Ingeman Arizona

Now That’s Low Tech I’ve gone through many of your magazines trying to find a listing for Low Tech Products (based out of Oregon) to no avail. Any help in getting a fax or phone number for them would be greatly appreciated. Dwight, Edmonton Alberta, Canada Editors Note: We have been unable to locate or contact Low Tech Products. Don’t know if it is still in business.

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Door Hardware Arrow Pointe Interchangeable Core Arrow’s Pointe Interchangeable Core of fers dealers unmatched flexibility and keying options. The unique manufacturing process in the Arrow Pointe IC Core features four main components: the plug, shell, locking sleeve, and faceplate. This precision process allows for a

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stronger core. The Pointe is a standard format IC core and is available in 6- 7-pin, Arrow and competitive keyways. Arrow Keyways: 1C, 1D (standard) & Restricted Keyways (consult factory for availability) Best Keyways: AB, BB, CB, DB, EB, FB, GB, HB, JB, KB, LB, MB, & QB. 6-Pin: 100CR x keyway; 7Pin: 7100CR x keyway; 26D & US4 Finishes; Combinated and Uncombinated; Sleeve Design and Solid Brass Construction. Kwikset Universal 6-Way Steel Latch Kwikset has introduced the 6-way steel latch on its complete line of entr yway, privacy and passage knobs, levers and handlesets for all Kwikset UltraMax Security, Kwikset Maximum Security and Kwikset Security products. The ANSI Grade 2 latch, onepiece drive-in collar and chassis feature all steel constr uction. Works with a Kwikset strike and

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are packaged in the finish of the cor responding hardware to ensure that the completed doorway has a consistent look. The Kwikset 6-way steel latch passes the rigorous strength test by BHMA to reach the ANSI Grade 2 certification. The latch is facto301

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r y tested to sur vive more than 400,000 cycles and comes with the standard finish warranty provided on all Kwikset locksets.

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Pannex by Door Controls International Door Controls International, the US manufacturer of Pannex™, has a certified Grade 1 security rim exit device. The patented interlocking latch and strike is virtually impossible to tamper with, pry, or force open, and will resist 2000 lbs of applied force without unlocking the door. In addition to providing maximum security, the Pannex™ Series is versatile for all types of applications including narrowstile aluminum doors. All devices are weather resistant, and are offered with electric lock/unlock, three dif ferent alarm modules, and is available fire rated. 302

latchbolt features a stainless steel deadlocking latch nose with a 9/16” latch throw. The result is an easy to install tubular deadlatch, which is available in both conventional as well as IC core cylinder models. Adams Rite 4593 Latch Pull

Automatic Latch system automatically and independently engages at each latch with a G-U patented design. No lever lifting is required to engage locking points; Multi-point latches become deadbolts when door is closed. The entire system is easily locked and unlocked by turning thumb tur n 90-degrees inside, or with key outside.

The Adams Rite 4593 Latch Pull™ is a lockable pull handle that of fers flexibility of traf fic control during and after business hours. It is suitable for all applications, which require free entrance at cer tain times and controlled, or exit only access at other times. It offers one-handed operation and two modes, which can result in the locking of the door upon closure, or just latching the door to allow easy access. 305

Increased security with multiple locking and 1” deadbolts and weather tightness in all of G-U’s New Breed, are insured in their state-of-the-art products with keyin-knob cylinder for easy re-keying, Schlage “C” keyways, a typical U.S. design with deadbolt above latch, and precision manufacturing that makes all G-U products superior. MARKS USA Grade 1 Tubular Deadlatch Even though Pannex™ is certified to the highest industry standards, and provides superior protection while fulfilling life safety requirements, the devices are competitively priced and are available in 3 to 5 days from the factor y. Pannex™ is the ideal solution on high traf fic doors where security and safe egress are your major concern.

Marks USA has now developed an ANSI grade one tubular deadlatch. This product was created by modifying its grade one tubular deadbolt components to accommodate a new heavy duty, grade one tubular latchbolt. The

The Eagle by GU Hardware From G-U’s New Breed of Security line, the “Eagle”

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Its classic looks, heavy duty construction, and flexibility has allowed the Latch Pull, along with a deadlatch for metal stile glass doors, to blend in with any architecture and become a popular replacement for a traditional deadbolt in narrow, medium and wide stile aluminum doors. Retrofitting with the Latch Pull is a fast and simple operation that requires a minimum of tools. All necessar y mounting hardware is included with the device as well as preparation Continued on page 16

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templates for both right handed and left handed operation. The Latch Pull is available in 3 painted finishes, has an electrification option either pre-installed or in kit form and is ADA compliant. The device is adaptable to use with either 5-pin, 6-pin or 7pin lock cylinders, and works with Adams Rite 4500, 4700 latches and 8300 & 8400 series exit devices. Yale 8800 Mortise Lock The new Yale 8800 Series of Grade 1 mortise locks combine the dependable quality of the Yale brand with features and functions never available before on a Yale mortise lock. The 8800 features a Quick Reversible Latchbolt that allows the handing to be changed in seconds. To reverse the handing, simply press the latchbolt retaining plate, pull out the latchbolt and rotate 180 degrees to the desired handing position. The 8800 also comes with a standard non-handed cur ved lip strike, which eases the operation of the latchbolt, ensuring positive latching. The non-handed strike also simplifies the ordering process.

are simple. All trims available for the 8700 will also fit the new 8800. In addition to those functions currently of fered on the 8700 Series mor tise lock, the 8800 Series adds nine new functions, including the Double Cylinder Intr uder Classroom Security Lock. SELECT Hinges Doors with butt or pivot hinges can sag and bow, causing locks to fail. SELECT full, and half-sur face continuous gear hinges salvage doors and frames and solve door problems, helping facility managers avoid maintenance costs and headaches for life. Independent lab tests on an FRP door confirm that SELECT Hinges™ will per form well over 10,000,000 cycles, more than some building entrances see in a lifetime.

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The 1” throw stainless steel deadbolt in the new 8800 Series extends fur ther back into the case when in the locked position, providing added stability and resistance to abuse. The 8800 fits the same door prep at the 8700 Series mortise lock, so retrofits

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ed in the center of the door, drives two horizontal bars in opposite directions into the door frame. The bars are moved by a keyed entry on the outside and a thumbturn knob on the inside. The tailpiece of the keyway passes through a gear drive, which moves teeth on the bars inside the lock housing. The outside is protected by a vandal proof plate which installs over the cylinder. Baldwin’s UL Listed Mortise Locks Baldwin Hardware Corporation has not only successfully passed the UL Listing test criteria for its mortise locks, but has achieved a 3-hour rating, the highest possible for residential locks. Now architects and builders can confidently specify both UL Listed locks and trims in architecturally correct styles and fashion finishes from a single, trusted source. With the introduction of Baldwin’s new UL Listed locks and trims, it is no longer necessar y to mix hardware from one supplier with a mortise lock from another. Their new UL Listing covers all

SELECT Hinges™ are guaranteed for the life of the entrance because exclusive PairMatched™ components and lifetime lubricants assure years of trouble-free hinge performance. And SELECT provides the industry’s fastest delivery time. Frontier Double Bar Lock The Frontier Double Bar Lock is a vandalproof locking device designed for in and out swinging doors. The lock, which is mount-

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Baldwin Estate mortise entry and Estate passage and privacy hardware, roses, cylinder collars and turnpieces with backplates in any one of their rich spectrum of stylish finishes. Baldwin’s UL Listed mortise locks will provide architects and specifiers with the ideal decorative hardware solutions to three major challenges: expressing the owners decorative vision, maintaining the customers sense of personal style, and meeting the building inspectors code requirements. S Parker Hardware Series 441BC Door Closer Building owners and facility managers as well as architects of of fice buildings, retail stores commercial buildings and schools can now install ADA Compliant, size 1 through 6, power adjustable door closers in their buildings. Newly available

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duty arm and heavy-duty stop arm with hold open. Featuring adjustable sweep and latch speeds with separate valves to adjust each speed, this door closer can be installed with regular arm (120° door opening) parallel arm (180° door opening) or top jamb (120° door opening). The S. Parker Series 441BC can be installed on either side of the door and can be ordered with an adjustable delayed action closing. It comes complete with a high impact molded plastic, full cover as well as a peel-and-stick template to facilitate installation. Security Products Inc. Door Package Security Products Inc. unleashed its new line of extreme duty complete door packages. It comes completely pre-assembled. The door arrives ready for installation, saving hours on the job site. Boasting specifications like fully reinforced galvanized steel constr uction, a 14 gauge fully welded face and throat frame, 16 gauge fully reinforced door, one continuous door hinge rated at 1.5 million cycles, a 25 year warranty, ANSI grade 1 door closure,

24” high stainless steel interior and exterior kick plates. These doors also come standard with the ultra high security exit hardware combination of the Monitor 4000 door alarm and the MP5 Police 4 point locking panic bar. The doors can be ordered with several different options of powder coat or urethane finishes.

Safes & Safe Products Perma Vault Pistol Box Designed for easy carrying or bolting in the tr unk of a car, Perma-Vault’s Model PV-1-PL Pistol Box provides firearm security while still allowing easy push-button lock access for the owner. Ideal for use in the home or by law enforcement agencies, the U.S. made, 14-gauge steel, 11-pound pistol box has a comfor table suitcase style and is secured with an Illinois Lock push-button lock. 312

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from S. Parker Hardware, this UL listed door closer is in compliance with ANSI A156.4 Grade 1. It also conforms to the Americans With Disabilities Act and ANSI A117.1 specifications for making buildings and facilities accessible to and usable by the physically disabled. Specified as Series 441BC, this multi-size full feature door closer is constructed of cast iron. It is manufactured under ISO 9002 guidelines and is available in a choice of arm types including heavy-

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The pistol box is lined with heavy duty felt on the bottom and sides and thick egg crate foam on the top. The pistol box measures 4-1/2” high by 12” wide by 10” deep. Phoenix Safe Data Commander Safes Phoenix Safe Inter national, LLC now offers 3 new large data safes. The Data Commanders range from 4.59 - 15.75 cu. ft. capacity. The safes carry the SP Class 125-2 hr. fire rating, a 2year parts & labor warranty, and a lifetime free-after-a-fire replacement guarantee.

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The safes are equipped with an easy to use EDL electronic lock, and also include standard accessories of multi-media drawers and adjustable shelves. The Data Commanders are in stock for quick ship purposes, and ship within 48 hours. Like all Phoenix pr oducts, freight is included in the pricing for shipment anywher e within the 48 contiguous US states, and Phoenix’s minimum order is 1 product. LA GARD Introduces New LGBASICII LA GARD, Inc., has released an upgrade to its popular LGBA314

SIC electronic locking system, designated the LGBASICII. The new LGBASICII has been redesigned to provide original equipment manufacturers and authorized resellers a simpler, more flexible installation. The LGBASICII keypad design melds the angular design of the current LGBASIC keypad with the snapon style of LA GARD’s popular SAFEGARD product. LA GARD offers a choice of finishes including satin chrome, bright chrome, polished brass or black, and a batter y compar tment located under the keypad. Used with LA GARD’s high security Dual-Handed Swingbolt lock, which is equipped with a non-volatile memory, the LGBASICII will not lose its code if the batter y is disconnected or suffers a power loss. The lock is powered by a 9-volt alkaline battery and includes an audible and visual signal when the battery is running low. Another feature in the LGBASICII is the “wrong t r y p e n a l t y. ” T h i s f e a t u r e engages when a person enters an invalid code four consecutive times. It will activate a “time penalty” and disallow the user to operate the lock until the penalty period has expired. Flexibility is the hallmark of LA GARD’s product line and for that reason the LGBASICII can be used with either the 3765-2 or the 3260 Dual-Handed Swingbolt Lock.

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Mutual Safe Company’s New Gun Safe Mutual Safe Company, Inc. of Costa Mesa, California is proud to introduce it’s newest range of gun safes; the newly redesigned MK range. The MK gun safe of fers magnificent protection against both fire and burglar y. The safes are constructed of 1/4” steel in the door and back and 1/8” steel in the rest of the body. The locking mechanism is protected by a state of the art relocker. Five 1” locking bolts are standard in all models to protect your vital contents.

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The safe is protected from fire by a sheetrock-like fire retardant material recommended by UL. The interior is beautifully carpeted and comes with either four adjustable shelves or a combination of gun racking and adjustable shelves. An optional electronic upgrade is available

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from the standard combination lock. There are three models available that consist of three different sizes. New X-0 Troubleshooter CD MBA USA has developed a simple method of troubleshooting the entire series of X-0 electronic safe locks. Their new interactive CD is loaded with great advice, color photos, and live video clips that will help you get your problem locks open fast. Simply select the lock you are

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ing to a wide variety of existing front and back office solutions, SOS can also automatically send shift or end-of-day repor ts to existing databases. Connecting to existing POS, CCTV and Smart Safe systems, makes it a tool in cash management both onsite or off and open architecture means the retailer can grow with technology by adding new software and devices. ADESCO Deposit Safes The newest editions to Adesco’s business line take advantage of the latest technologies available. This series offers small business with an excellent storage solution at an affordable price. These safes include their VisionGard spy proof dial and a lock that is UL tested to resist surreptitious entry. 318

having problems with and the troubleshooter leads you step-bystep, analyzing the problem and suggesting probable solutions. Bad LCD’s, stubbor n stepper motors and dozens of other issues are dealt with in a clear logical manner. 317

CSS To Unveil Modular Self-Checkout Solution

Corporate Safe Specialist’s new modular self-checkout solution called SOS, goes beyond traditional benefits of self-checkout by adding their own unique features like the JCM recycler. This allows it to recycle cash, making it a single payment and collection device at a single point on the kiosk. It also is the first dual use cashier kiosk system on the market. A “safe inside” cash handling feature makes SOS both customer friendly and cash management secure. The system not only saves the customer time, but by connect-

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Set-up is ver y fast. Lock in your setting, attach the MiniRig and star t drilling. The MiniRig quickly removes from the UniTemp for bit changes and hole inspections without re-adjusting. An additional mounting provision allows Uni-Temp to be mounted anywhere on a safe or vault, not just the dial ring screw holes. You can now use your favorite drill points on all types of locks with the MiniRig and Uni-Temp. In addition you can use it with a lever bar rig or magnetic drill press for accurate positioning and drill points. Cash-Link Coin Vending Safe

Doorjambs are reinforced and tied to the body of the safe with solid blocks of steel, creating steel-to-steel resistance against a sledgehammer attack. The RD models feature a large 9.75 x 3.75 x 6 package size and the PD series offers a max package size of 3 x 11 x 8.

Cash-Link manufactures a complete electronic update kit, designed with the latest components, and technology, which will allow the professional Locksmith to convert any existing TACC II thr u TACC II R Coin Vending Safes, into a more reliable product with 67% fewer parts. The kit includes, a new Touch panel, new Main Board, new

New StrongArm MiniRig Uni-Temp T h e U n i v e r s a l Te m p l a t e attaches to the safe’s dial ring mounting screw holes for safe drilling with the MiniRig. UniTemp uses an X-Y axis system, built-in scales and an index to allow you to set specific up, down, right and left measurements from the spindle hole center.

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Lower Sensor Board, new Low Voltage Wall Transformer, and all wiring harnesses required. Cash - Link also carries a full line of Supplies, New, Tested, and used parts for the TACC II.

Miscellaneous Products Medeco’s New Padlock Line Medeco High Security Locks is introducing a new line of padlocks. The new Medeco High Security Padlocks are compatible with all Medeco technologies and cylinders, including Original, Biaxial, Medeco3 and KeyMark, as well as small and large format interchangeable cores. Available September 1, the new line replaces and simplifies Medeco’s previous padlock line with basic padlock body styles that can be ordered to accept a variety of cylinder types for keying into door hardware systems.

prevent its theft when the trailer is not hitched to the tractor. The device’s best application is for loaded trailers which need to be parked outside of a protected marshalling yar d or truck terminal.

be placed through receiving holes on the back side of the cap. After making sur e the shackle is behind the crank

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The locking device is a metal cap, which fits over the trailer’s crank handle. A notch on the unit fits directly over the crank handle. Once the Defender is placed over the handle, a Model 784 American Lock padlock can

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The black chrome, hockeypuck style padlock, of fering attack resistance in excess of 1200Lbs. of force, is the first padlock from the new line and available now. The new padlocks are covered by a two-year limited war ranty and are available through Medeco and authorized Medeco distributors. Trailer Lock from American Lock Company American Lock Company has developed the Defender, a heavy-duty, high security trailer locking device, which can lock down a semi trailer and help Circle 217 on Rapid Reply

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shaft, the padlock can be closed and locked, securing the shackle from intrusion. Locks such as the Model 784 can be keyed alike for multiple application across a tr ucking fleet, or can be masterkeyed to allow access to only certain operators. The Model 784 is created from a solid bar of case hardened steel and a cylinder milled from solid brass with either a 5- or 6pin tumbler. D&D Lokk-Latch Round-Post for Chain Link D&D Technologies has a new model of the company’s popular Lokk-Latch®. The Lokk-Latch Round Post, model LL5ARND, fits chain link and other round posts with diameters ranging from 17/8” to 2-7/8”, and gate frames ranging from 1-3/8” to 2”. The latch is key-lockable, fits up to 2” gate gaps, and has an optional push-button External Access Kit. D&D also introduces the Tr uClose® self-closing Round Post Hinge for heavy-duty gates.

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These two trailers are capable of hauling many heavy loads and will save you the expense of buying a second truck for hauling. The Tiltster features a low bed trailer that tilts and it’s available in capacities ranging from 3000 to 7000 pounds. The Trailevator is a hydraulically operated, elevating trailer which not only lowers itself to ground level for easy loading; it also lifts its own weight as well as the load back to the hauling position. Medeco’s FileSecure Medeco announces the addition of the FileSecure file cabinet locking bars to their product line. FileSecure bars are ideal for storing sensitive material and preventing unauthorized access. A slight upward motion of the inner slide bar releases all locking points allowing the spring loaded bar to gently swing out of the way. The compact design of FileSecure gives sufficient clearance for unrestricted access to adjacent file drawers.

Ideal for larger gates up to 132 lb., the TCHDRND1 model fits post diameters of 1 7/8”, 2”, 23/8” and 2-7/8”, and gate frames of 1-3/8” and 1-5/8”. The TCHDRND2 fits fence post and gate frames 1-7/8” to 2”. Like other D&D gate hardware products, these new products are made of molded, glass-reinforced polymers, so will not rust, and come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Automotive Products Lockmasters Keyless Remotes Packages Lockmasters’ new Keyless Remote Packages are make, model, and year specific and are specifically designed to cover a wide array of applications for a ver y minimal investment. Packages feature new, replacement remotes, application guides and complete programming instructions for all applications in the package. For as little as $100, the locksmith can now purchase a remote package that covers dozens of the most popular vehicles on the road today. A variety of packages are available covering Ford, GM, Honda and

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Tiger Line Introduces Two Trailers T iger Line announced the T iltster and the T railevator.

All bars are constr ucted of 16 gauge for med steel using a durable powder-coat acr ylic enamel finish. FileSecure bars are available in a combination Medeco Black/Grey or Chrome /Orange. The inner slide bar interlocks with a locking lug at each drawer opening when in the locked position providing added security. FileSecure bars can be combined with Medeco padlocks to add an extra layer of security and key control to the physical protection provided by the FileSecure bar.

FileSecure bars are available in various sizes to fit anywhere from one to five drawer cabinets.

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Mitsubishi and programming instr uctions are thorough and easy to understand. Bianchi TD-3000 Transponder Detector Bianchi USA has recently introduced the TD-3000 transponder detector. The TD3000 enables automotive specialists to cut late model keys with confidence. A simple push of the button and the advanced technology will detect the presence of a transponder. The digital display will show the text results.

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The TD-3000 identifies the most complete range of automotive transponders in use today including both fixed and encrypted versions of Texas Instruments, Megamos, Philips, and Temic. The innovative, compact, and light design make this easy to use tool a must due to the high saturation of transponder equipped vehicles in the marketplace today. KeylessRide Unveils New Products

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KeylessRide announced the immediate availability of two new Keyless Entr y Ser vice Packs to the locksmith industry. Their new keyless entry service packs, used in conjunction with Vetronix Corporation’s Tech2 and ASP’s T-Code scan tools, allow locksmiths to offer a much Circle 272 on Rapid Reply

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wider range of replacement remotes serving many of today’s vehicles stated.

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An increasing number of GM and Chr ysler-Jeep vehicles require scan tools for remote programming. Their new ser vice packs will help locksmiths to provide consumers with an alternative to their local dealerships for their keyless entry needs. 2004 Fast Facts Sieveking Products Co. proudly introduces the 2004 sixth edition of Fast Facts™ the encyclopedic index of auto and motorcycle key making facts. Fast Facts™ has over 2700 listings (19602004), with 425 auto key plates and 147 cycle key plates. The sixth edition is available in the spiral bound 6”x11” desk size and the 3-1/2” x 6 1/4” Per fect Bound Pocket Size.

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Fast Facts™ has added many new ITL numbers, Pack-a-Punch information, HPC CodeMax numbers, Aero & Baxter Try-out Keys, Jet and A-1 key numbers. Expanded “Helps” section includes all the latest “Transponders,” the newest key numbers, code series, and step by step transponder originate, duplicate, and emergency start methods. Lockcraft Lock Key Catalog The new 2004 Lockcraft Automotive Locks and Keys Catalog includes new popular par t numbers, enhanced diagrams and images, and cross referencing. Altogether, over 300 new applications have been added and are included.

Competitor and OE cross-references have been updated in the Reference section. You can use the Par ts Cross Reference to check the availability of our OEM-quality Lockcraft par ts based on the par t number of other automotive lock manufacturers. To make purchasing fast and ef ficient, an Authorized Distributor list is included in the back of the catalog. For ease of use the list is divided by state.

Electronic Security The Lockcraft Application Guide and Parts Catalog is divided into three sections Application Guide, Parts Catalog and Reference. To determine the correct ignition, door or trunk lock application for a specific vehicle see the Application Guide. To make part search easy, over 50 pages offer a complete listing — by make, model and year in alphabetical order — of all the vehicles for which parts are available. Both coded and uncoded locks are available in chrome or black finish. The Par ts Catalog contains improved images and detailed descriptions of all Lockcraft automotive locks. Don’t second guess your order; verify it with a visual in the Parts Catalog section. In addition to locks, the Par ts Catalog features domestic and impor t automotive ser vice kits with a collection of the most needed, and sometimes hard to find, par ts to complete a job. Next, Lockcraft key blanks in solid brass and nickel plate are pictured for the most popular manufacturers. Plus, Lockcraft manufactures the only aftermarket VATS key with a lifetime warranty. Finally, Lockcraft provides the locksmith with all the tools necessar y to complete a job quickly and correctly, identified in this section by photograph and detailed copy.

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Kaba Access PowerLever® PROX 9000 The batter y-less PowerLever PROX 9000 combines the convenience of PROX with PIN access to provide dual credential access control for up to 3,000 individual user codes. The lock provides access control flexibility by allowing either single or dual credential access - and is compatible with industry leading brands of exit devices. Easy to use software simplifies user management, and batter yless operation reduces the lifetime cost of ownership, and the hassle of regular lock maintenance. An extensive 30,000 event audit capacity adds security and peace-of-mind. Call or visit our website to learn how to make PowerLever dual credential security work for you.

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Adams Rite Adams Rite is so confident that you will be amazed by the MS ® Maglock that if purchased and installed before December 31st 2004, buyers will receive a randomly selected VISA gift car d wor th anywhere from $50.00 to 500.00!

serious size to strength ratio. What does that mean? It will fit almost anywhere while providing maximum security, and its light weight, custom mounting plate and special marking template makes installation a piece of cake. In a nutshell, the MS Maglock is the only maglock you will ever need. ASSA Cliq

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ASSA is proud to introduce an intelligent lock system that combines the best of design and electronics in the smartest possible manner. They call this technology Cliq. ASSA Cliq technology is built into a new generation of ASSA Twin Cliq lock cylinders to

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create a lock system with built-in intelligence. ASSA Cliq is developed from the renowned ASSA Twin cylinders. This means that the same high quality, proven mechanical security, tested and approved by insurance companies, is guaranteed. All of the technology fits into the present cylinder specifications. As opposed to existing electronic and electromechanical lock technology, ASSA Cliq systems do not require wiring, an external power source or extra equipment of any kind. Just take it out of the box and install. The ASSA Cliq system is easy to use; all the user needs is their personal key. Since ever y key has its own identity, it becomes the “personal property” of the key holder. RS2 Technologies Easy Access Control Package

Here are the facts: The MS Maglock is only about 2” x 6”, but features an amazing 4,000 pounds of holding force while weighing only 4 pounds! That’s a

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send the brand lockset of your choice to SDC for conversion to electrical operation.

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access control software package, designed from the ground up with ease of use as a cornerstone. The package can have up to 32 readers, access levels and time zones and up to 32 time zones. The familiar Outlook style interface, along with clever wizards, results in an operational access control system in minutes instead of hours. Frequently performed operations, such as adding cards and r unning r epor ts ar e transformed into simple, step by step tasks through the use of the built in wizards. The package can be easily upgraded to the company’s flagship Access It! Software package. SDC’s New Electrified Locksets The new SDC 7800 series Electrified Mortise Locksets provide building and fire life safety code compliant operation and are UL listed for fire rated doors. The door stays latched even when unlocked, maintaining fire door integrity. Choose from the SDC manufactured lever lockset or

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SDC lockset features include: retrofit of major brand mechanical locksets; field reversible failsafe-failsecure modes; field selectable function - locked on outside or locked on both sides; field reversible handing; Dual 12/24VDC input; lever clutch mechanism; and full monitoring and REX output capability. Applications include office doors, work centers, elevator lobby doors, stairwell doors, exit doors and more. Folger Adam Electric Door Controls Folger Adam is pleased to introduce a new line of mag locks with simple installation and wiring requirements, featuring dovetailed mounting brackets and inter nal splice chambers with removable terminal strips on the FAM 38 and FAM 68 Series. Model FAM38: provides 600 pounds of “traf fic control” security and is recommended for applications where physical assault on the door is not excepted, such as access-controlled interior rooms and secured areas within buildings. 336

Primar y benefits of this model are its lower cost and mor e compact size. Model FAM68: has a holding power of 1200 pounds, while still offering the same built-in splice chamber and bracket mount design as the FAM38. The FAM68 is appr opriate for exterior and perimeter doors through which

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criminals could gain entrance to cause substantial economic loss. Entr y cannot be forced without special tools or before the door and frame actually gives way. New IR Recognition Systems FingerKey DX Reader IR Recognition Systems, the biometric component of Ingersoll-Rand’s (IR) Security & Safety Group’s Electronic Access Control Division (EACD), today announced the debut of its new FingerKey DX fingerprint access control reader, a low-cost biometric alternative designed to secure smaller user populations. The FingerKey DX reader includes a keypad and LCD display. An optional proximity reader, memor y and Ethernet upgrades are also available. A user simply enters a PIN code or presents a proximity card, which calls up a template to scan. Then, a user places a finger on the FingerKey reader for verification against that local template. Verification takes less than two seconds.

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Two fingers per user can be scanned into the system. Fifty users is the standard configuration, but the FingerKey reader can handle up to 100 users with an optional memor y upgrade. FingerKey units can also be linked together via an RS-485 network to share enrollment information. No PC is required to enroll users, as the enrollment reader will automatically download to other FingerKeys in the network.

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Tools & Accessories KEEDEX The Door Laser from Keedex is used for core-drilling doors. The use of a Laser Sight assures accurate drilling. The Door Laser is also affordably priced. 338

mechanism allows for fast, efficient changeover for dif ferent mortise lock installations.

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The TimeSaver Jig accurately drills holes for all anchor plate lugs, through-bolts, and electric wire por ts for various types of commercial door hardware. All jigs are held on the door using a patented spring-loaded holder. HPC Illuminated Pin Station The Illuminated Pin Station is a multi-function cylinder pinning

aid. The base opens to reveal a storage area for tools. The center hole secures the station to your workbench, and allows it to

LockTools Locktools presents the installation jig series. Their three jig series, the Wild Jig.1, Wild Jig.2, and TimeSaver Jig are designed by a locksmith for locksmiths. Set up time is drastically reduced, the jigs are accurate, rugged, and come with limited lifetime guarantees. The Wild Jig.1 quickly and smoothly bores holes for commercial and residential cylinder locks and deadbolts. The Wild Jig.2 mor tise jig’s patented grip-lip centering system assures limited set-up time and accurate cutting. A quickchange, interchangeable plate

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pivot for easy access to both sides of the station. On one side is a rotating plug holder to hold the five most common sizes of cylinder plugs: .404” / 10.26mm .504” / 12.80mm .508” / 12.90mm .512” / 13.00mm .556” / 14.12mm

Master padlocks, Medeco, Arrow, Jackson crossbars and many others, the company says.

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The tool is made of bead blasted stainless steel for extra durability and folds up to 4 inches closed. A ballistic cloth carrying case clips onto the user’s belt for fast access and convenience. Major Manufacturing The Pit Bull

On the other side is an angled holder for plug followers. This eliminates the need to hold the cylinder housing while loading the springs and pins. The illumination comes from the three followers included in the station, in diameters of:

Major Manufacturing has the solution for your lock installations in steel doors. The Pit Bull tool is used to form a rectangular pocket in the edge of a hollow metal door. Application of

.395”/10mm .495”/12.6mm .550”/14mm

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These unique followers are made of a bright translucent plastic that illuminates the interior of the cylinder housing. In the center of the workstation is an angled mirror that reflects the ambient light in the room into the followers, providing exceptional light in the inside of the cylinder housing. Having more light in the cylinder housing makes loading the springs and top pins much easier. Multi-Tool by Lockmantools The locksmith Multi-Tool by Lockmantools has over 25 specific locksmith functions. Designed by a locksmith for locksmiths, the tool can service a variety of different hardware for Schlage, Baldwin, Corbin/Russwin, Lori, Adams Rite,

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The press uses strips to form the caps as it seats them. Strips are more economical than caps, but the real benefit is realized in your cost of labor. Gil-Ray Tools Online

the tool is almost ef for tless simply drill the latch and cross bore holes and install the Pit Bull. Using a few turns with a wrench will squeeze an indentation into the door’s edge - the result is a pocket that will accept both 1” and 1-1/8” wide by 21/4” tall latches.

Gil-Ray Tools has been sharpening and manufacturing new OEM replacement cutters for over 58 years. They feature many of their cutters on their Inter net website. Recent new cutter wheels added to their stock include longer lasting M3 type 2 high speed steel cutters for Bollini, Taur us, Bravo 2, and Rytan key machines. These cutters of fer longer lasting durability when compared to the stock cutters that come with the new machine.

CapSaver Plus Press from A1 Security T r ue to its recognition of innovation, A1 manufactures a truly innovate and time-saving machine for capping I/C cores (SFIC) Seating up to 7 individual caps is time consuming and costly for higher volume shops. With A1’s CapSaver Press (#CAP5) the time required to seat 7 caps is completely eliminated. According to A1, this equipment is used by the vast majority of I/C Core manufacturers.

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Software Products InstaCode 2004 A good code program is a must for any professional locksmith, and InstaCode is a high quality easy to use program. If you are still using code books or an outdated code package, why not move up to the most comprehensive and easy to use code program available.

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A master key wizard has been added to create your key systems in just minutes then produce comprehensive key cutting and lock pinning charts. You can even download your keys to an electronic machine then save the codes for future reference. A new graphical layout displaying space and depth information, flat widths, card number and other valuable key cutting information. Identify and key number now without knowing the manufactures name. We have added 100’s more code series, new car opening instructions, more makes and models of vehicles, new transponder key information and programming techniques (optional extra), the full ASP catalogue, with most models featuring colour pictures of the ASP locks and service components. InstaCode 2004 has been redesigned to make it even easier to use, with the entire user interface being revamped and simplified. With InstaCode 2004’s additional code series the total is now over 5000 indirect code series, making a total of over 2 billion direct and indirect codes!

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Lastly, InstaCode 2004 also features an interactive web update feature, which periodically checks this website for updates, ensuring you always have access to the very latest version and newest code series available for the forthcoming year. Check out some of the new features below: InstaCode 2004, the latest release of InstaCode, includes nearly 6000 code series, and has a vastly incr eased database of key blank cross-references. The program has also been improved to provide better per formance, reducing search times. The program has been improved so much, we are more confident than ever that you will find this to be “The World’s BEST Code program”, and that the program is without compr omise in ter ms of quality, ease of use, speed and quantity of infor mation contained within. Kaba Ilco SDD Software Update

KEY-BAK When asked for the secret of his success, a famous American industrialist of the 1940’s declared, “Find a need and fill it.” Among those who heeded Henry J. Kaiser’s advice was a California railroad man, Russ Lummis, founder of their company. More than fifty years ago, he saw a need for brakemen and switchmen to have a better, safer, and more convenient way to handle their keys. The dangling key chains they wore sometimes caught on moving trains. Lummis filled that need by inventing KEYBAK®. It was an instant success, first in the railroad industry and then in other industries, wherever keys were part of the job.

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Kaba Ilco has released a new SDD Software update ver 10.01. This is the latest internal software update for the SDD diagnostic tool. The SDD Software update includes new software for programming keys for 2003 & 2004 Chr ysler products. Also included within the update is new software for programming 4 cylinder and ULEV (Ultra Low Emissions Vehicles) Honda Accord vehicles. All registered SDD owners will receive this update free of charge. For information concerning this free update please contact Ilco’s Customer Ser vice Department or Ilco’s Technical Assistance Depar tment. Packaging - The update is packaged one per envelope and is serial number specific.

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Keys & Key Accessories

Today they continue to fill the need by introducing their new Counter Display that featur e 7 of their best selling items. Each fully stocked Counter Display comes with 6 of each item and includes a handsome header card. Klassy Keys Unveils Five New Key Designs Klassy Keys has introduced five new designs for the American Classic Collection. The Continued on page 36

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flame key is g e a r e d t o w a r d motorcyclists a n d c a r enthusiasts. In addition to the new flame key, Klassy Keys offers something for ever yone from race fans, golfers, nature lovers, and sports fans.

HPC, Inc. Keyable Key Cabinets Most places of business and institutions utilize strict procedures to control the access to and distribution of the keys to the numerous doors in their facilities. Key cabinets provide secure storage for their keys. However, the cabinets require a separate key, which must be carried, and controlled to avoid compromising the security of the entire facility. HPC’s new Keyable KeKabs eliminate the problem of how to control the key to the key cabinet.

and spacer rings are not supplied with this cabinet. The cabinets use slotted tags and key rail to provide uniform storage of keys. This allows users to quickly determine which keys are out of the cabinet. The Keyable KeKabs are available in capacities of 65, 95 (expandable to 265), and 265 keys. All cabinets include numbered plastic key tags, with metal snap hooks, out tags, and a record-keeping booklet. Add convenience and security to the storage of your customers’ keys with the HPC’s Keyable KeKab. Andrew’s Groovy Keys Andrew’s Wholesale Lock Supply has four exclusive Groovy Keys patterns from Jet, including Shamrock, Cards, Race Flag and Dice. Keys are available in KW1, SC1, M1 and WR5 and are priced with attractive margins to help boost impulse sales. According to Andrew’s, the keys cut cleanly

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This new line of cabinets allows you to add your own mortise cylinder, and key them into the existing master key systems. The Keyable KeKabs are equipped with a heavy-duty lock assembly, and are designed to use standard 1-inch mor tise cylinders with an Adams Rite cam. Longer cylinders can be accommodated using spacer rings. The mortise cylinder, keys,

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locking exterior door as well. Designed to safeguard keys to private records, valuable papers, medical offices, engineering designs, etc. It leaves the keys in the outer compartment accessible. The locks are keyed differently, the locking inner compartment has 50 hooks, and the hinged panel has 100 hooks. The cabinet is made of 18-gauge steel, with a gray baked-on enamel finish. New Exacta Kits for Ilco MK1 and 029A

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Kaba-Ilco has recently introduced several new code accessory kits for use with their popular Exacta MK1 and 029A code machines. These kits are designed to originate keys for a variety of newer General Motors automotive lock applications. The kits include a printed codebook, and all required code attachments for each kit’s intended application. These new products fur ther expand the broad coverage and convenience provided by both code machine models.

and evenly so a locksmith doesn’t have to worr y about losing the pattern when a key is put on the wheel for deburring. Andrew’s offers point-of-purchase displays for the keys.

Application...........029A KIT#..............EXACTA KIT#

New Lund Key Cabinet

Chevy Colorado, GMC Canyon..........029A-GM4 ........MK1-GMTO-AE-04

The new Lund Key Cabinet has a locking inner compartment and a

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Saturn Ion............... 029A-GM3........MK1-SAT/GM-AE-03 GM Daewoo .......... 029A-GMD ....... AT MK1-GMDAT-AE Pontiac Grand Prix, Chevy Malibu, Cadillac SRX............029A-GM2............MK1-GM-AE-04

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Start by removing the circular clip at the rear of the ignition plug.

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ast month we covered the door lock and ignition switch. This month we complete the ignition disassembly, service the trunk lock-out switch and remove the ECU.

Ignition Disassembly

The hardened face cap is held in place with two solid roll pins.

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Next remove the roll pin near the “100” stamped on the tab. This can be done easily by inserting a pick and pressing outward on the bottom of the pin.

For the other roll pin an access hole must be drilled into the side of the ignition cylinder body. By drilling perpendicular to the base of the pin you can create an access hole. Now use your pick and push the pin outward from the bottom, similar to the first pin.

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Now with the cap removed the plug comes out the front of the lock.

Trunk Lock-Out Switch Lock

This vehicle does not have a trunk lock. But it does have a Trunk Lock Out Switch Lock.

The easiest lock to remove is the trunk lock out release located on the driver’s side floor. Start by gently prying upward on the plastic cover.

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There are 5 tumblers in this position, numbers 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8. If you wish to make a key using this lock you will need to do a progression, which may be quite lengthy, depending on which software you are using.

ECU Removal

Next remove the single 10mm bolt that secures the lock to the car floor

“Remember To Disconnect The Negative Battery Terminal Before Removing The ECU” Most Toyota ECU’s are found behind the glove box, but in this mid-engine car the ECU is located under the luggage compartment, behind the driver’s seat.

Removing the “E” clip that holds on the tailpiece easily disassembles the trunk lock out switch lock.

The plug then comes out through the front of the lock.

Start by removing the bolts of the bottom panels of the luggage compartment.

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Here is a picture of the storage compartment without any of the panels. Talk about roomy; Toyota must have had the entire family in mind when they designed this car. “You Did Disconnect The Battery, Didn’t You?”

Then remove the luggage compartment side panels.

The ECU can now be easily removed. Remove the 10mm bolts securing the ECU to the car frame, and then disconnect the four separate connectors that fit into the right side of the ECU. These connectors are all different, so you don’t need to worry about mixing them up.

Now the bottom panels can be removed.

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The ECU will say “Engine Control” on the label.

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Making The First Key Method 1: Remove Trunk Lock Out Switch and progression the missing tumblers. Method 2: Remove the passenger side door panel and read code stamped on door cylinder. Method 3: Use the Determinator( to determine the cuts in the door locks.

After receiving the reflashed ECU back from National Auto Lock you will need to follow the included instructions. This includes watching the “security light”. This light is not labeled but located under the fan control on the dash.

Vital Statistics Manufacturer: Toyota Code Series: P001-2390 Key Blank: Jet: TR40-PHT Number of Cuts: 8 M.A.C.S.: 2 Key Gauged: Center of First Cut: .098 Cut to Cut Spacings: .083 Cut Depth Increments: .028 — HPC 1200CMB — Code Card: XF88 Cutter: CW-47MC Jaw: A Gauge From: Shoulder — HPC Punch — PCH Card: PF88L Punch: Jaw: A — HPC CodeMax — DSD #: 247 Jaw: A Cutter: CW-47-MC ITL: 196 UnoCode: 264 Vice Adaptor: V100 - Std

— Framon — Cuts Start at: .098 Spacing: .083 Block #: 5 Cutter: FC8735 Depth Increments: .0277 Key Clamping Info: Use flip up shoulder stop. — Curtis — Cam-Set: DC-50 Carriage: Toy-50 — A-1 Pack-A-Punch — PAK-T2

Spacings: 1 - .098 2 - .181 3 - .264 4 - .346 5 - .429 6 - .512 7 - .594 8 - .677

Depths: 1 = .327 2 = .299 3 = .272 4 = .244

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couple of years ago, in a meeting at HPC, a decision was made to build the best code machine in the industr y. The room was full of creative people, engineers, draftsman, mechanical and computer experts, some with over twenty years of experience in the industry. Everyone had an opinion on what the machine should be able to do. But, how do you determine what “The Best” really means? So the question was taken to the street. Locksmiths were asked.

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Locksmiths were telephoned, talked to at tradeshows, and were gathered together in focus groups. All this to determine 1. The HPC Blue SHARK™.




what locksmiths wanted and needed in the ultimate computerized code machine. This journey lead to the development of the Blue SHARK™ (see photograph 1). The number one necessity for all the locksmiths was accuracy. Ever yone agreed that the machine had to be accurate, but it was taken a step further. The user needed to be able to calibrate and fine-tune their machine to .0005”. The Blue SHARK™ has a self-calibration system that electronically determines the distance between the jaw and the cutter and confirms and/or corrects depths, shoulder spacing, tip spacing, and even tip-to-bow measurements. T h e B l u e SHARK™ also gives the user the ability to over ride the self-calibration results and make DSD specific or overall

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machine adjustments. These features allow the operator to easily set an individual machine to their exact requirements. After accuracy, it was unanimous that the Blue SHARK™ had to be easy to use. Too many times complex machines have confusing controls, multiple buttons that have to be pressed in the right sequence, and long lists of alpha-numeric codes that need to be entered in order to do the simplest of tasks. What good would a multi-functioned machine be, if you had to continuously refer back to the manual? The Blue SHARK™ had to be the easiest code machine to operate. Adding a touch screen with a graphical user interface solved this problem. For the first time ever, tr ue advanced computer controls were added to a key machine. A graphic-intensive touch screen allows users to clearly, quickly, and easily jump from one screen to another and find everything they need. The Blue SHARK™ is loaded with depth and space information

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2. The easy to use touch screen interface.

for over 800 manufacturer lock specifications that you can easily search through by name or HPC DSD (Depth & Space Data) number. On the opening screen there are shortcut buttons that allow the user to get cutting information on specific keys fast. These are called “presets”, where the user presets their top-three most popular keys, so with a simple click of the button they are ready to start entering a bitting. This feature was at the top of many locksmiths’ wish list. There is



3. The code options.

also another button that displays the last key that was cut. This allows you to jump right back into the last job you were working on (see photograph 2). “The ultimate computerized code machine should have codes inside,” was another recurring statement from the locksmith

industry. But not just automotive codes, all codes needed to be readily accessible. So the entire CodeSource® database of cuttable keys was added, broken down into four sections; Vehicle, Padlock, Lockshop, and Lockshop Direct Digit codes. A bitting can be found when searching by code, manufacturer,

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4. The update card.



7. The added convenience and safety features.





6. Electronic touch-off.

5. The 4-way jaws and popular keys.

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or key blank. Again, the idea was taken a little further and a key blank cross-reference was added to help the user do their job even faster (see photograph 3). By adding all of these featur es into the machine, the locksmiths next concer n was answered; they wanted a standalone machine, a computerized code machine that did not have to be hooked up to a computer. But, what about updating? What happens when mor e codes and new featur es become available? Ever yone wanted a machine that could be updated easily with or without the use of a computer. So two different ways to update the Blue SHARK™ were created. One way is via CD with a Windows® based PC. The other is a computer-fr ee method using a multi-media card inserted into the back of the Blue SHARK™. Simply inser t the update card (see photograph 4) press the update button on the

screen and the Blue SHARK™ takes care of the rest. Along with making the Blue SHARK™ easy and fun to use, many other great features were added that allow it to cut a wide variety of different keys. The first of these features was a newly developed 4-way jaw that mimics HPC’s time-tested Blitz® 2-way jaw with the addition of two more specially designed sides. The Blue SHARK™ Cut Screen clearly shows the user which side of the jaw to use based on the key they are about to cut. With this new jaw and the electronic touch-off fea-

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ture, cutting double-sided keys accurately becomes extremely easy to do. The electronic touchof f system momentarily determines the position of the key before it starts cutting so you get accurate cuts time after time. The Blue SHARK™ of fers 5 different cut styles. The Plunge Cut is the default setting for the Blue SHARK™. This is a standard cut that plunges the blank straight into and out of the cutter. The Contour Cut eliminates the peaks between cuts while retaining the manufacturer’s specified angles.

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The Smooth Cut glides over the blade leaving all cut roots intact and creating new angles to make the smoothest key possible. The Contour Barb and Smooth Barb Cuts leave the tip peaks intact to aid in key retention. Lastly the Blue SHARK™ can automatically make high-security angle cuts, and with adapters can even cut Tibbe and standard tubular blanks (see photograph 5). One of the features that separates the Blue SHARK™ from all the rest is custom DSDs is the ability to add in your own custom depth and space data. This feature really takes a giant leap for code machines by giving users the ability to program their own data into the machine. It is ideal for restricted keys that have contract-protected depth and space data. Another request was to have the Blue SHARK™ duplicate keys. Since duplicating is a less accurate method of cutting keys, the Blue SHARK™ did one better.

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A precise decoding feature was added. Using the electronic touch-of f and the included decoder plate, the Blue SHARK™ can read an existing key, determine if it is worn or not, and give the proper manufacturer depths so you can cut a new factory original instead of duplicating a badly worn key (see photograph 6). Ever yone loved the idea of being able to have such intricate control over the machine, but the fear was that too many people would have access to make changes. So an optional security feature was built in that allows all users to cut keys, but only the password holder to make adjustments. The Blue SHARK™ was finished with a rightfully deserved futuristic design featuring a flexible light in the cutting area for greater visibility and the new HPC Quick Nut for changing cutters without tools (see photograph 7). A removable safety

shield and concealed deburring br ush were added for safety. And to make sure the machine was extremely easy to use a full on-line help file was added to complete the extensive list of features (see photograph 8). Finally, registered owners of a Blue SHARK™ can choose to receive a copy of HPC MasterKing® or KeyTrail® as a free gift. Bittings from both of these programs download to the Blue SHARK™ creating a complete key management system. The Blue SHARK™ was received with rave reviews when it was first introduced over one year ago and more and more locksmiths list the HPC Blue SHARK™ as their go-to machine. For more information contact: HPC, Inc., Phone: 800-323-3295 or (847) 671-6280; Fax: (847) 6716343; E Mail: [email protected]; Web: www.hpcworld.com. Circle 353 on Rapid Reply.

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SSA is i n t r o ducing electromechanical lock cylinders that use what they call “CLIQ” technolby Sal Dulcamaro, ogy (see figure CML 1). Electr onic access control with time restricted access and audit capability will be possible with the mere switching out of the lock cylinder itself. There will be no need to replace the existing (strictly mechanical) door hardware with new electronically enhanced door hardware, because the electronics will be completely contained within the keys and lock cylinder plugs. While electromechanical lock cylinders will not be low priced; you will have dramatically increased flexibility and ultimately lower costs. There won’t be the need to modify door preps to accommodate the additional mounting holes generally r equir ed by electr onically enhanced locksets. If lock requirements change, there won’t be the need to patch or cover holes in doors wher e electronic locks are removed and then re-drill the new doors that will take those locks. Locks

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will be able to be converted as quickly as you would other wise switch out regular mechanical lock cylinders.

CLIQ Technology CLIQ technology, as I have heard it, was originally developed and used in Europe using larger sized lock cylinders. The first version (modified) ASSA mortise cylinders that used the CLIQ

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technology in the U.S. market were 1-3/8” to fit the electronic components within the confines of the cylinder plug. Those electronic components are being reduced in size to fit in the more conventional sized lock cylinders. CLIQ technology now fits into the 1-1/8” length mor tise/rim cylinders, knob/lever cylinders and others. It is built off of the platform of the ASSA Twin mechanical lock and key system and adds electronic components to increase both the capabilities and security of the lock cylinders. Among its beneficial features are: • Audit Trail with Date & Time • Time Zoning • Ease of Installation • No Wires • Can Use Existing Door Prep • Power Supply is Provided by the Key • Data Transfer 64 Bit and Higher • Can Be Tied Into Existing Twin Pro Master Key Systems • Battery Life 2 Years or 20K Openings • Lifetime on Key Breakage

1. ASSA CLIQ.

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2. Miniaturization of the various electronic components. 3. The ASSA CLIQ key is mechanically identical to the ASSA Twin Pro.

4. The circular outline by the key’s battery.

CLIQ technology is made possible by the miniaturization of the various electronic components (see figure 2). A miniature motor, within the confines of the plug, drives the electromechanical blocking element that locks the side rail. CLIQ technology is only used with ASSA Twin Pro systems. Twin Pro is a variation of ASSA Twin Exclusive or V10. Because the lock cylinder and key are still mostly mechanical, CLIQ electronics and standard mechanical Twin Pro cylinders can be integrated within a single master key system. Master keys can operate all the locks (mechanical and electromechanical) within a single system, while keeping costs down by using mechanical cylinders wher e time zoning or audit aren’t necessary. The ASSA CLIQ key is mechanically identical to an ASSA Twin key-the ASSA Twin Pro, specifically (see figure 3). As such, it can be used to operate standard mechanical Twin Pro lock cylinders. The side code pattern of the key determines if a cur rent T win Pro assigned keyway is compatible with CLIQ technology usage. The four th position cut must

be a 3, 4 or 5 depth. The side milling and sidebar of a CLIQ key and plug will work a bit differently than a strictly mechanical T win Pro version. If you become a new Twin Pro dealer with the intention of using CLIQ technology, the side code will have already been specified to work within CLIQ requirements. The electronics in the head (bow) of the CLIQ key allow for operating the CLIQ cylinder. An electronic code is programmed into a memor y chip within the bow. The circular outline by the key’s batter y is visible on the opposite side of the CLIQ key (see figure 4). The electrical contact is on this side of the key blade. Data is transferred from the key to the electronic components within the plug and vice versa. The key bow is not much larger than for a standard mechanical system ASSA key. The battery in the key has a relatively long life, so frequent battery changing will not be too likely. Environmental conditions and frequency of use will affect batter y life. There is no batter y in the lock. The battery in the key powers the motor in the lock.

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5. The hand-held programming unit, computer interface cables, software, CLIQ keys and cylinders.

6. Different type CLIQ keys have a different color scheme and look for the key bows.

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The demo unit contains the hand-held programming unit, computer inter face cables, software, CLIQ keys and cylinders (see figure 5). Different type CLIQ keys have a different color scheme and look for the key bows. From top to bott o m t h e y a r e : U s e r K e y, Distributor Key, Contact Key and Master C-Key (see figure 6). At this point, I will be very general with information, as I have not been able to get my hands on the actual product. I will go into much more technical detail in a future article.

without the programming unit coming along. Similarly, audit data can be remotely uploaded to a C-Key from a CLIQ cylinder and then retrieved by the computer by inserting the CKey in the hand-held programming unit.

CLIQ Software CLIQ software allows you to keep track of all functions of the cylinders and keys. The Lock Char t shows the basic screen with key and cylinder information (see figure 8). The serial numbered keys are on the left and the cylinders are listed on the right. Intersecting squares indicate the status of the keys and cylinders.

The hand-held programming unit is the inter face between the computer where the software resides and CLIQ keys and lock cylinders (see figure 7). This device is used for programming UKeys (user keys) and CLIQ lock cylinders. Data is sent to, or retrieved from a lock cylinder through one of the data transfer keys. A Contact Key that is wired to the programming unit, can audit a lock cylinder. A C-Key can have data downloaded to it from the computer and then remotely delivered to individual lock cylinders

7. The hand-held programming unit.

The Cylinder Audit trail char t indicates the dates and times that CLIQ keys were inserted into the cylinders (see figure 9). It also indicates the action the cylinder took with the individual keys. A CLIQ cylinder will retain 1000 audit events and when that number is exceeded it will drop of f the oldest event. Each CLIQ cylinder can accept up to 1000 “authorized” individual

8. The Lock Chart.

9. The Cylinder Audit trail chart.

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10. The Key Audit chart.

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users or user groups. Similarly, the CLIQ cylinder can lock out up to 1000 “unauthorized” users. The cylinder will also keep a “For eign Audit T rail” which means it will record attempts by CLIQ keys from any other system. The Foreign Audit Trail is limited to 10 events, and drops of f the oldest event when it reaches 11. When a CLIQ key and cylinder interact, data is exchanged and stored. Since the batter y is only in the key, so is the clock. While the lock cylinder will decide which keys are authorized, the time zone restrictions for each key reside within the programming of the key. The electr onic clock in the key imprints the time and date into the cylinder so it will become a usable audit event. The batter y in the key powers the motor in the cylinder for unlocking, if the user is authorized and within the authorized time zone. The Key Audit char t lists the CLIQ cylinders that interacted with a particular CLIQ key (see figure 10). It will indicate the date and time of each event and the action taken by the cylinder that interacted with the key. The key also keeps a Foreign Audit Trail, which will indicate the key being tried in CLIQ cylinders outside the system.

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I doubt that I have captured all of the subtleties of CLIQ technology, but I think I have given a bit of the flavor. As with anything electronic, there will likely be various refinements and improvements over time as more memor y can be packed into smaller and smaller packages. Numbers of users and audit events are generally limited by data storage capabilities. Customer needs and requirements may also suggest refinements. CLIQ technology is intriguing and I expect to do a follow up future ar ticle in much greater detail. Circle 281 on Rapid Reply

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elayed exit, instant profit! Why is this so important? According to the retail edition of About.com, “...each year, retailers lose an estimated $27 billion in merchandise primarily through theft...” Also, the Retail Theft Trends Report states that “discount, department, and supermarket retailers accounted for 41% of the retailers surveyed, but they represented a whopping 88% of the shoplifting cases.”

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What these statistics don’t say is that much of retail theft takes place through under-secured doors, in areas without adequate surveillance. Most of these doors have some sort of panic hardware for immediate egress and positive latching to secure the door from outside entr y. The immediate egress is what poses the problem. Securitron has developed a product specifically aimed at retail loss, although there are other significant applications that will be discussed later. The product is the Integrated Movement Exit Delay system or iMXD. (See photograph 1.) While the concept of exit delay is not new, the iMXD makes choosing a system as simple as selecting the voltage.

ically while permitting routine delayed egress from within. In the past many systems were cobbled together using component parts, often from different companies, resulting in installation dif ficulties and compatibility issues with local and national building codes. The iMXD system is the next level in electromagnetic exit delay systems, designed to be an all-inclusive tool for loss prevention professionals. If a thief cannot exit unnoticed or unhindered, there is less chance that theft will occur. With or without an addi-

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Exit delay systems secure exit doors electronically and/or mechan- Photograph 2.

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tional alarm system the iMXD will help reduce retail shrinkage, and raise profits. Integrated Design By being fully integrated into one cohesive system, and having a single model number in either 12 or 24 VDC, the flexibility of the iMXD allows the same unit to conform to all local and national building codes out of the box, without ordering special options. The iMXD operates with existing door hardware without any modifications. This makes the iMXD perfect for retrofit applications. The iMXD system is built around Securitron’s energy efficient M62SC Magnalock. (See photograph 2.) The M62SC has a holding force of 1,200 lbs, and comes with Securitron’s patented Senstat option, which provides a lock status sensing signal which positively indicates that the door is secure. Senstat is superior to the commonly used door position switch, which indicates only that the door is closed, but not that it is secure. Senstat repor ts both door position and the energy state of the magnetic lock. What separates the iMXD from all other electromagnetic based exit Continued on page 70

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delay systems is the spring-loaded sex bolt which is specifically designed to allow the door to move up to 1” [25mm] (adjustable from 1/8” to 1” [3mm to 25mm]) before going into alarm. (See photograph 3.) When the door is pushed, the spring bolt expands to keep full contact between the strike plate and the M62 Magnalock, keeping the door magnetically locked, while a reverse action returns the door to the latched condition. This is especially handy in areas where code allows a nuisance delay in case of accidental activation. The adjustable gap on the sex bolt, combined with the reverse action plunger virtually eliminates false alarms caused by changes in building pressure or “door rattling” from the outside. The iMXD also contains all the electronics required for exit delay, including microprocessor, audible alarm, indicator lights and keyswitch for reset and/or bypass. (See photograph 4.) All that needs to be added is the

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appropriate Securitron power supply. The iMXD and all of the Securitron boxed power supplies are UL listed. All of the components of the iMXD are contained in a sturdy, stainless steel housing. (See photograph 5.) This makes the iMXD not only vandal resistant, but also attractive enough to be installed in any retail settings, where inconspicuous security is a bonus.

Since the iMXD is a fully integrated system, with no obvious initiate switch in an open or closed door position, tampering is eliminated, thus maintaining legal safety requirements. As an added benefit, the iMXD is completely covered by Securitron’s MagnaCare(tm) Lifetime Replacement Warranty. Simply put, MagnaCare is a lifetime replacement warranty for all Securitron branded products. It is valid regardless of the cause of failure, and Securitron will ship the replacement product out overnight at no additional cost to the client. When To Choose The iMXD

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Exit delay systems are usually used to fight risk of loss by theft. Typical installation sites include retail stores, museums, libraries, computer and business technology centers. Without exit delay protection, a thief can move stolen goods through an alarmed

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exit door, escaping before countermeasures can be taken. A door equipped with an iMXD system forces a thief to wait out the alarm period, enduring a 15 or 30 second alarm blast. That is sufficient time for action should the thief decide to wait at the violated door. Delayed exit isn’t just for retail however. Hospitals and nursing homes responsible for patient safety successfully employ exit delay in denying immediate egress to individuals under their super vision. Attempts at unauthorized exit by those suffering Alzheimer’s, psychosis or disorientation are easily checked by an exit delay period, canceling a significant liability threat from patient endangerment, and helping ensure patient safety.

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Another popular setting for exit delay is airports, government buildings, day-care facilities - or other facilities where pedestrian traffic must be controlled for reasons of public safety and security. For more information contact: Securitron Magnalock Corp., 550 Vista Blvd., Sparks, NV 89434. Phone: 800-MAG-LOCK or 775355-5625; Fax: 775-355-5636; EMail: [email protected]; Web: www.securitron.com. Circle 354 on Rapid Reply. Circle 277 on Rapid Reply

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nformation is a powerful thing. With it, almost anything is possible. Without it, by you will be held Richard Allen back by the Dickey limits of your own ability and imagination.

100 new audio and video inter views and demonstrations (see photograph 3). There are more than 100 additional photos. He has also added approximately 150 new sections to the book with numerous updates and additions to existing sections.

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There are many sources of information. You may find a little here or a little over there. Some in this book and some in that book. You could spend a lifetime acquiring information. Then you would have to ask yourself how you would sort through the mass of information to find exactly what you are looking for. What if someone else found and compiled over a million words of written information for you. Not good enough? Well, lets add approximately 100 hours of audio and video information. Still not interested? Lets go one step further. What if you could sit in front of your computer and watch someone show you how to impression a lock or decode a masterkey system? No kidding! Well, Marc Weber Tobias has done just that. He has compiled an information treasure trove in a massive book called Locks,

1. This is where it all started. Locks, Safes and Security, published on December 27th 2000, is a 1400 page work of art. It covers every conceivable aspect of physical security. The book has well over a million words and around 550 photos and illustrations.

Safes, and Security ( s e e p h o t o g r a p h 1 ) . (See the September 2001 issue of The National Locksmith)

There is no other collection of information like this anywhere in the world, nor is there likely to be. Who is this guy? Let me give you a brief overview of Marc and talk about some of the controversial information in this book. M a r c We b e r T o b i a s h a s authored four law enforcement textbooks dealing with criminal law, police communications, and s e c u r i t y. To b i a s r e c e i v e d a

Next, he put all of this information in a database to make searching for information quick and easy ( s e e photograph 2). (See the July 2002 issue of The National Locksmith) Now for version 5.0 Marc 2. Photos in the electronic version are good. The search has added over engine makes it easy to find what you are looking for.

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Bachelor’s Degree in 1970 from the University of NebraskaOmaha, and a Juris Doctor Degr ee fr om Cr eighton Law School in 1973. He is an attorney in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with Investigative Law Offices, P.C. As par t of his practice, he routinely conducts technical fraud investigations and consults with corporations and government agencies throughout the world regarding the bypass of locks, analysis of design defects, and security liability issues. Tobias is also a technical advisor to the Association of Firear ms and Tool Marks Examiners (AITE). Tobias has provided technical support and investigative ser vices involving s u r v e i l l a n c e , c o v e r t e n t r y, inter rogation, polygraph, and crime scene documentation to many law enforcement agencies throughout the world.

3. The first screen of version 5.0 introduces you to the product.

Now that I have told you a little about who this guy is, I want to bring up one of the most controversial topics that I have heard in many years. A topic that is covered in extreme detail in both text and video infor mation by Marc Weber

Tobias. This is the topic of the masterkey system. Exactly how secure is a masterkey system and should we even be discussing such a thing? There are those that believe ignorance is bliss. The less it is discussed, the fewer people there will be that know how easy it is to break. There is also the other extreme that consists of individuals that can see a law suite coming in the future. That law suite will be directed at some well insured locksmith shop that failed to inform a client of the shor tfall of the masterkey system. A shortfall that cost the life of someone that was supposedly secured by that masterkey system. I have paid little attention to the masterkey issue since it popped up a year or two ago. That is until now. While talking with Marc on the phone, he mentioned that the problem with masterkey systems was covered in his ready to release update. He explained how easy it would be to create a top level master key for an entire facility by anyone with the most basic knowledge of how a lock worked.

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S h o u l d these topics be discussed in detail or should they be left in the dark? I have my opinion and I am sure you have yours. The point of this ar ticle is that Marc has no problem with covering 4. Video is viewed much like it would be on a home video the tough issues player. Here you can see a video file playing at its normal size. that affect our i n d u s t r y. H e I have to say that it just has put many years of effort into didn’t sink in until I watched his work and the quality shows. the first two minutes of an eight minute video featuring Brian Chan that was included on the update. I couldn’t believe that this simple process had never occurred to me. I immediately watched a 14minute video featuring Har r y Sher on the same topic that walked you though the process step by step (see photographs 4 & 5).

If you want to know something about a specific lock, system, tool, process or patent, you will almost definitely find it in the Electronic InfoBase Edition (LSS+) of Locks, Safes and Security.

The 14 CD Electronic InfoBase Edition (LSS+) of Locks, Safes and Security is available from two dif ferent sources. HPC Inc. will car r y security levels 1 and 2. All level 3 information must be purchased through MBA USA (Mark Bates Associates). The cost will range from around $350.00 to $600.00 depending on the security level purchased. If you have purchased the book, you may be eligible for a rebate when you purchase the CD-ROM set! If you would like to contact the author, there are several ways you can do it. Marc Weber Tobias welcomes feedback from readers. His e-mail address is [email protected] He can be contacted at (605) 3341155 You can also reach him toll free utilizing Internet telephony or video conferencing through http://www.security.org.

Next I watched another 40minute video that featured Matt Blaze. He showed in detail how a high school kid with only the most basic understanding of locks could end up with a key that would open any door in the entir e school. Is that scar y or what?

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Crossbore Hole Adjusting s often as not, it seems that when a lock needs to be replaced, the size, or location of the hole in the door is cut wrong (see photo 1). This is par ticularly true if the door is an older wooden one, but it can, and often does apply to older steel doors as well.

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Among the factors ar e such things as marks already on the door from the lock, any existing plates, whether or not the door has a separate deadbolt, brand of lock you are installing, the tools you have to do the job, and your skill level in using the tools.

Sometimes both the hole location and size are such that you can adjust the hole to 2- 3/4 " backset from the residential norm of 2- 3/8 ". I will often do so because it allows for more hand r oom to tur n the knob, and ther efor e less likelihood of scraping a hand when opening the door. It is a small thing, but it may make a dif fer ence to your customer.

Lets look at some of the factors before going into the pr ocedur e of doing the job. Marks on the door : If the marks are too bad, I suggest telling the owner before proceeding. They may be aware of the problem, but they might just claim that you did the damage when you installed the new lock. If the damage can be covered by the rose of the new lock and allows for the movement of the hole from 23/8 " to 2- 3/4 ", by all means do so, other wise don’t move it.

The question of how to go about moving or enlarging the hole has several answers, but there are also several factors to consider before doing so.

1. The hole in the door is cut wrong.

If the door alr eady has a “moder nizing” kit installed to cover previously used holes, you are limited to using the same location if the plate will not cover the hole when it is moved. My experience tells me it is better to just leave it where it is in this case. Window location or trim can present a major problem and will dictate what you can and can’t do on the door (see photo 2).

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2. Window location or trim can present a major problem.

Often the location of the trim prevents movement of the hole since the trim would be inside the opening if you move it to 23/4 ". Another possible factor would be the location of the glass in the door. Sometimes it is impossible to know just where the glass edge is located. In that case, I would not tr y to move the hole and would use caution when cutting the new hole as well. Replacing glass in some of the old homes could get to be ver y expensive, so be careful. If the door has a second lock such as a deadbolt, align the replacement lock up with the other lock (see photo 3). If they are the same, leave the new hole in the same location. Some brands of locks will not require enlarging the hole to install a new lock. In that case, do not move the hole

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5. Kwikset 136 Installation Kit. 3. Align the replacement lock up with the other lock.

unless the rose of the lock you are installing is large enough to cover the marks on the door. It is better to leave a smaller hole and be able to cover it than to leave a visible hole in the door. The tools to do the job are what this article is about and I will cover them in more detail later. Just suf fice it to say, if you don’t have an adequate tool, do not tr y to do the job freehand. Your skill level will

4. A-1 Model BUL-2 Installation Tool.

be tested if you do the job without the proper tools and the r esults will be less than satisfactor y. Invest in the right tools to do the job. Let’s take a look at some of the available tools for moving and/or enlarging holes in doors. The most common style of tool used would be the old standby — the jig. The same tool used to drill cr ossbor e holes for a new installation of a

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cylindrical lock or deadbolt. Ther e ar e many styles and designs of jigs available on the market, so you have a wide variety of choices. Some of the available models include: • A-1 Model BUL-2 Installation Tool (see photo 4). • Kwikset 136 Installation Kit (see photo 5.) • Locktools.com Model WJ-1 Wild Jig (see photo 6). • Major Manufacturing Model HIT-44 Drillmaster (see photo 7).

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6. Locktools.com Model WJ-1 Wild Jig.

12. The tool is shaped like a cone. 9. A hole saw.

door. Just use caution and a slow speed and the job will be done without mishap. A company named Tri-City Lock Company has invented a totally new concept in enlarging holes in doors and it may just revolutionize the way the job is done. The tool I am talking about is called The Hole Saw Alignment Guide (see photo 11). 7. Major Manufacturing Model HIT-44 Drillmaster.

10. A spur bit.

8. PRO-LOK Model INJIG.

11. The Hole Saw Alignment Guide.

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cleaning up behind yourself. Second, if you hit a nail or scr ew, the hole saw will cut right through it, but the spur bit may be damaged beyond usage. Ever yone has their own favorite.

The style of jig works pretty much the same regardless of which tool you use. They clamp on the door and ser ve as a guide for the drilling of the hole. I prefer using a hole saw (see photo 9), to drill the holes, but many use a spur bit (see photo 10). My reasoning for the hole saw is two fold. First, there is less sawdust mess to cleanup, and I do suggest

One word of caution when using an installation jig. Be sure you are drilling straight into the jig. A slight angle with the hole saw may catch the side of the jig and tur n the jig, leaving a serious scar on the

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The concept is simple, place the tool into the existing hole to center the hole saw and the hole will be exactly the same backset when it is enlarged. The trick was to make the tool so it would fit several sizes of existing holes. Daniel Mello, owner of T ri-City and the inventor of the Hole Saw Alignment Guide, solved that little dilemma by making the tool in the shape of a cone (see photo 12). The next challenge was to get the tool to slide into the hole saw when it was guiding the drilling process. He solved this one too. He mounted the guide on a har d shaft that slipped into the hole saw in place of the pilot drill and then placed a spring behind the guide to keep outward pressure on the guide during drilling. He did not attach the guide to the shaft, but rather used a C clip to keep it on the shaft. This Continued on page 80

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13. The guide is pushed into the hole saw when cutting.

allows the guide to be pushed into the hole saw as it cuts into the door (see photo 13). The only shortcoming I have found with the Hole Saw Alignment Guide is if the hole in the door is too small to fit the nose of the cone. This probably will not happen very often, but in my area I find a few people who cut out a hole just big enough to fit the post pattern of their old

lock. Sometimes they use a drill bit and sometimes they just cut the hole with a chisel. Either way it makes for a ver y unprofessional job. I am sure some locksmiths still use paper templates, and maybe it works for them. My thinking is that there are many fine tools that can do the job professionally and quickly, so why mess with paper? I suggest having both the jig and the Hole Saw alignment Guide in your toolbox and you will be prepared to do any crossbore door cutting job professionally. Contact information for the companies mentioned in this article are: A-1 Security Mfg. Corp Phone: 804-359-9003 or 877-725-2121 Fax: 804-359-9415 Email: [email protected] Website: www.demanda1.com

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LockTools.Com Phone: 408-979-0337 Fax: 408-723-3377 Email: [email protected] Website: www.locktools.com Major Manufacturing Inc. Phone: 714-772-5202 Fax: 714-772-2302 Email: [email protected] Website: www.majormfg.com PRO-LOK Phone: 714-633-0681 Fax: 714-633-0470 Email: [email protected] Website: www.pro-lok.com Tri-City Lock Company Phone: 209-962-4692 Fax: 209-962-4910 Website: www.tricitylock.com

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Worth the Price

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ant to ride shotgun?” Don asked our dinner guest. A service call had just come in that would take Don up countr y about twenty miles to the river-camp area. Joe and his wife had come to our home to have dinner and play cards with the understanding Don would have to tend to business, if a call came in, so it didn’t come as a surprise. “Sure,” Joe replied, smiling. “I’ve always wanted to see whatall you guys do to get into cars and make keys. “I’m not sure I’m going, yet. The lady’s trying to decide whether I’m worth the price or not. Said she’d call back in a minute.” The lady had said the keys were locked in the tr unk, and she had no way of getting in, but the labor plus time and mileage up there was more than she’d planned on. Back and for th she’d gone in her thinking. She called back to ask a couple of questions, then said she’d have to think about it some more. Then she called again—all this, long distance—trying to talk the price down. When she said she’d have to see if she could come up with the money, Don figured it was a lost cause, but she surprised him. The next time she called, she said, “Come on.” She assured him she had the money in hand. “I just hate to part with it,” she said.

A small crowd had gathered around the vehicle to lend moral support, if nothing else, by the time Don and Joe arrived at the site. Joe stepped aside while Don sur veyed the situation. As he’d hoped, the tr unk could be opened with an electronic pushbutton inside the glove box. All he had to do was unlock the door and “hot wire” the trunk opener with his handy, jim-dandy little light-cord “jumper cables.” He set about opening the door. That’s when the alarm system went off. Now, this isn’t unusual, but Don hadn’t expected it in such an older-model. As the squalling went on and on, more and more curious on-lookers gathered about, shouting their suggestions and comments above the wailing siren while Don, under pressure, worked to open the door. Finally he got in, opened the glove box, pressed the button, and the trunk sprang open, to the delight of Joe, the customer, and the assembled cheering squad. The customer immediately dove into the contents of the cluttered trunk, pawing through this and that in her search for the keys she knew were there. No luck. “Oh, my,” she wailed. “Now what am I gonna do?” “Mama? What’s going on?” The lady’s grown daughter ambled up,

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pushing a baby in a stroller. The older woman told her about locking the keys in the trunk and finally calling the locksmith. “But I’ve looked through ever ything and the keys aren’t there.” “Are you talking about that ring of keys with the big red whistle on it?” the daughter asked. “They’re right here. Don’t you remember? You dropped them in the diaper bag when you were giving Billy his bottle after his nap.” Reaching into the diaper bag, she produced the missing keys and handed them to her mother. “Man oh man, that woman was unhappy,” Joe laughed when telling of it later. “She had to pay Don all that money for coming up there and getting her trunk open, for nothing. She was growling a t h e r d a u g h t e r, a t D o n , a t everybody except herself.” “Isn’t it interesting, how it’s never their fault?” Don injected. “I can just see her now, slapping those bills in Don’s hand one at a time while cussing out everybody for miles around. I never heard a lady use those kinds of words before.” “She should be glad her daughter came up with those keys when she did,” I offered. “If Don had been forced to make a new set of keys from scratch, it would have gotten into a whole lot more money than that.

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“I bet that’s right,” Joe said. “You know, I’m about to decide I’m in the wrong business. I don’t know when I’ve had such fun.” “ We l l i t t o o k y o u l o n g enough,” I said, anxious to get back to our card game. “That’s because Don got a couple more calls while we were out,” Joe said. “Somebody up on the river was trying to pack up to go home, and they couldn’t get their trunk open.” “Had they lost their keys or locked them inside?” “Neither one. In fact, they had two sets of keys, and neither one would unlock the tr unk. They would go in, but they wouldn’t turn,” Joe said. “Did they have the wrong set of keys, or what?” I asked. “That’s what Don asked them, and they assured him what they had were the only keys they owned, and they’d worked just fine earlier in the day. Don put graphite in the lock and ran each

of the trunk keys in and out of the lock, but neither one would turn.” “So, were you able to help them?” “Oh, yeah. It was simple, really,” Don said, grinning. “This was another vehicle that had a trunk-release in the glove box, so I got the guy who owned the car to sit up front and push the release button. Then everybody else got up on the tr unk and bounced around as much as they could, while I jiggled the key and tried to turn it in the lock.” By this time, Joe was laughing so hard tears were rolling down his cheeks. “You should have seen ‘em,” he said. “It looked like a clown act at the circus. Then, all of a sudden the trunk popped open and they all jumped off.” “Did you ever find out what had caused the problem?” I asked. “You wouldn’t ask, if you’d seen what was inside. I couldn’t believe what all they had crammed into that trunk—picnic

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stuff, lawn chairs, beach towels, you name it. But I think it was the Styrofoam surf boards that did it. They were wedged in pretty tight. They had to force the lid down pretty hard to close it.” Joe’s laughter had tapered off some, and he was wiping his eyes. “You know, I don’t think I’ve had this much fun since my big brother sat on a hor net’s nest. Are all your ser vice calls like that?” “No. I guess we just got lucky this evening.” Don shrugged at me behind Joe’s back. “There’s only one thing,” Joe continued. “My ears are still ringing from the car-alarm at that first stop. I don’t know how you could work with all that noise going on.” “It helps to be a little deaf.” “I didn’t know you had a hearing problem.” “Yep.” Don smiled. “It hit me about the time they star ted putting alarm systems in cars.”

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by Dale W. Libby, CMS

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es, I know “Rustification” is not a real word, but in the world of safecracking, it is an important description of a condition of older safes stored in wet and damp areas. They can be rusted both externally and internally. The bolts may be coated with oxidation, the moving parts not stirring, and in the extreme, the door not opening with the combination lock opened. In fact, most ser vice people who work on vault doors know the impor tance of non-r usty bolts and bars. A large part (and impor tant) of vault door ser vicing is the proper removal of rust with emer y cloth and the proper lubrication of all moving parts within the door. After that is accomplished, the combination locks should also be cleaned, aligned, and lubricated. As on safes, the dial rings, dials, and splined drivers should also be checked for tightness and wear patterns. Most lock parts are susceptible to some sort of oxidation,

but not of ‘r ust’ per se. Most combination lock par ts ar e made of brass or some other metal that is rust and oxidation resistant. However, these lock par ts still need some sor t of lubrication, even those Diebold locks marked with the legend “Do Not Lubricate!” This article is not specifically about what lubricants to use, but some guidelines on good ser vicing procedures. What lubricants you use are justified by your experience and the climate that you specifically work in. I do not want to start any arguments on which product is better. Customers lose the thought that safes, vaults, and even door locks are objects that need lubrication and ser vice occasionally. This is especially true of automobile locks in outside weather conditions from salt spray to ice and

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snow. Most of the problems with safe locks and inner door mechanisms cannot be seen by the customer, and must be repaired by the ser vice technician. This should happen when the ser vice technician is called on to change the safe combination. Changing a safe combination is more than just sticking in a change key and redialing to a new combination. It should include taking the back cover of the lock off and checking tightness of the lock case screws and the lever screw at a minimum. The tightness of the spline key and the drive cam should always be checked. If this is the first time that you are working on a par ticular safe, then the spline key should be removed and the dial unscrewed. By doing this, you can check for tightness and proper alignment of the dial ring. If I suspect any trouble with a dial ring, I align it, tighten it, and then install pop rivets. This usually keeps the dial ring from extra random movement. This is called and invoiced by me as complete safe R&R and combination changing. Yes it takes longer than Continued on page 86

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a simple combination change, but so what? When you are servicing a safe you are putting your name on that safe door and lock until you work on it again. You do not do this for free. You must charge for it accordingly.

1. Upper Door of MAJOR over and under double door safe.

I do have customers that only want the combination changed for the least amount of money, and this I will do. However, I make sure that the customer knows that there is no guarantee, implied or written unless the lock is taken apar t and checked. Some customers do not care. Pound wise, and penny foolish. I will see them again. The rusty safe in this article in a Major double door over and under unit. The upper door is rather large with the smaller door beneath. The upper door is shown in photograph 1. It is in the unlocked position. The handle moves counter-clockwise after the combination bolt has been pulled into the lock case. The lower door was a much smaller version of the upper door. Due to space limitations, I could not get a picture of the entire safe at one time. The lower door is shown in photograph 2.

2. Lower Locked smaller target door with ILCO dial.

The upper door had a Sargent & Greenleaf spy proof dial and ring. The lower safe had an ILCO dial and ring installed. This is a giveaway that the lower safe had been worked on before, and the dial and ring, possibly also the lock had been replaced at one time.

3. After taking measurements from open upper door mechanism, we transfer the same measurements to the floor of the upper compartment, which is also the top of the bottom safe.

Do not take anything for granted at first look. There is no sure way to tell what is happening on the inside of the safe door until you get there. I thought that the lower door still probably had the S&G lock and cover because of the rather complicated relock cover attachment. We will soon see if I was right.

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When working on a double door safe, often the same locking ar rangement is used in both doors. On this unit, the customer who kept this safe in a wet garage type building was using the upper large compartment for storage. He never had the combination for the bottom safe door and wanted to use it for additional cargo space. This safe was in Rockford, Illinois. This means a Dale and Bob Sieveking opening and attack. The customer just wanted access to the bottom compar tment with the same combination as the top safe. (If you see a magnetic scale in the picture, you will know that I am with Bob) The first thing we tried was to dial the upper combination to the bottom safe lock. This did not work. I tired a little manipulation, but got light readings. The dial seemed to spin too freely. One of the advantages of having the open upper door was that we could see exactly what we were up against. It was a Major TL-15 configuration with relock cover that guarded not only the safe spindle from being punched, but also cam punching. If anything was punched, we would have to face the diabolical relocker/flapper relock mechanism. This relocking device is not fun to defeat. From the side it is easier, but from the front of the safe, it is a real bear of a job. There is a nasty hardplate that protects it and there is almost no way to get the proper angle to punch the cross locked relocker. This relock bolt is spring loaded from the side and the front. If it is set of f, it springs toward the opening side of the safe door and then is pushed up against the square bolt retainer. This in effect cross locks the bolt and it is hard to push back, even when you are working on it from inside the safe with the door open. After measuring the depth

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and placement of the change key hole, we transferred these measurements to the bottom door. The hole we drilled was about 4” back from the front of the door in line with the change key hole to the right of Dial center about 1/2”. In photograph 3, Bob is using a square to properly measure this position. 4. Borescope and shop rag inserted in the 1/2” drilled hole to view the change keyhole in the lower combination lock.

5. Door opened showing combination lock cover with attached complex relock activation bar.

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The hole would only be visible when the upper door was open. We were going into the top of the bottom safe through the floor of the upper safe. Because of the excessively low price that Bob quoted, this was going to be a quick in and out job. We commented about the rusty condition of the upper safe and the customer said he would take care of it as well as rehabbing the bottom safe door mechanism after we got the combination to work. It would not even be necessary to fill the bottom hole with a plug. He wanted it cheap and fast. We wanted to oblige, and we did!

We decided not to get to technical. Instead of the regular 1/4” hole, I opted for the standard (to cover slight variations in mismeasurement) hole of 1/2”. We had about 1-1/2” of steel to drill through and I did not want a slight angle to keep us from hitting the exact mark. After drilling through the top of the bottom safe, we hit an intact sheet metal cover over the combination lock mechanism. Bob decided to put a 1/4” hole in the cover. The cover was loose on the door, and the 1/4” hole was a little off, and we could not see into the change key hole. Tr ying to re-drill the hole was not possible. To remedy the situation, I inserted a drift punch to try and make the hole a little larger so the Hawkeye scope could be properly placed. Imagine my surprise when I punched the back cover with a small sledge and the cover popped off the back of the safe door. It had rusted all the

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6. Combination cover removed showing how relock plunger should be.

bothered to take apar t the upper combination lock, we would have not been surprised to see white plastic wheels. The S&G lock had the plastic Delron wheels popular many years ago. This is why I felt the dial spin so freely. Plastic wheels give a slightly freer movement that metal wheels do in most cases.

The nice thing about S&G wheels is that the key change hub is RED. It is easy to see against the white background of the wheel body. There are no rivets to see or gauge, and the red does show up nicely when spinning the wheels to determine numbers. We figured out the combination to the change index and then transferred to 7. Lock opened showing the relock plunger the opening index. The rusted into the open position. lock opened up right away, but the handle took way through and my little hit a little persuading before it would took it off the door. We now had move down all the way. perfect placement for the scope Photograph 5, shows the rustifor viewing. cated inside of the door. The hanIt would be perfect if the scope dle cams, the flappers, the relock didn’t move so much. Bob solved bolt, and the relock hold back this problem by gently shoving a cover par ts are coated in rust. shop rag into the 1/2” hole Even the lock case is oxidized, around the scope tube (see photoalthough not technically r ust. graph 4). With the rag inserted Photograph 6, is taken a little out the scope could be easily posiof sequence to show a point. This tioned and held into place while is how the relock trigger should reading the wheels. If we had be after the cover is taken off. It

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is fully extended and pushing against a flapper that fits into a cutout on the internal bolt bar. The way to beat this crosslocked relocker bolt is drilling from the side of the safe about 11/2” either above or below the bolt, and punching the flapper back with a large, long drift punch or a piece of 5/16” metal rod. The bottom spring that pushes the relock bolt cannot be seen in this photo, but it is there under the bolt. Photograph 7, shows what happened when I removed the cover of the lock. The relock did not spring into action. It was Rusticated in Place (RIP). Usually RIP means Rest in Peace (Requisite in Pace), but can also mean Rusted in Place, or in referencing my service van, Rusting into Pieces). Whatever, you know what I mean. We lubricated ever ything except the lock with penetrating oil and gently tapped everything, including the relock bolt to get it to work again. After servicing the lock we put ever ything back together and greased the hinges as well as the bolt mechanism. Other than being rusty, the door worked rather well. Bob then sealed our access hole anyway. After cleaning the rust from our tools, we left the customer happy. When changing a safe combination, check ever ything out, clean, lube, and tighten. Service and Prosper.

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IGNITION LOCK

Virtually unchanged from its previous year’s release, the Lincoln LS incorporates several unique features for the locksmith. Among these are an ignition lock, first introduced on the 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII, and an encrypted transponder key blank. Currently, neither the key nor the lock are used on any other North American Ford/Lincoln/Mercury vehicle.

As stated previously, the ignition lock on the LS is the very same ignition used by the short-lived 1997 through 1998 Mark VIII. STRATTEC is currently the only manufacturer of this lock, using part number 703596. The key, STRATTEC 599902 (Lockmasters LKMH74PT), is also unique to this car; using an encrypted Texas Instrument transponder chip and the Ford 8-Cut keyway.

OPENING

Opening the LS is a simple task using either an UnderInsert the Under-The-Window The-Window tool or by prying tool into the door and the door back and using a maneuver it into position. Pull long tool to activate the lock out on the handle or toggle button. To unlock the LS using the door lock button to unlock. the Under-The-Window tool, first make room for the opening tool by wedging the window. 92 • Visit www.TheNationalLocksmith.com

Although this particular key looks very similar to the more common STRATTEC 598333 (Lockmasters LKMH72PT) Ford transponder key, they cannot be interchanged! To help distinguish these keys apart, the LS key blank provided as both the original key and the STRATTEC key will have a two-digit marking a letter followed by a number - on the blade of the key, and the transponder cap or cover will be gray in color.

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The ignition lock on the LS is found on the dash. Removing the ignition lock on the LS is quite simple and does not require any column disassembly.

Begin by carefully prying up and removing the trim plate surrounding the ignition lock.

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The plate is held to the dash using a couple of clips. Be careful not to break these clips.

The transceiver ring for the transponder security system is fully exposed at the front of the lock, and although not readily apparent, the lock’s retainer is now accessible.

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To release and remove the lock, insert a working key, pick or drill and turn the lock to the ON or RUN position.

Locate and depress the retainer.

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DOOR LOCK

A door lock is present on the driver’s door only

Gently pry the window control button panel up from the front and lift it out of the armrest.

The retainer is located at the 6 o’clock position, about 1-1/2” back from the face of the lock.

Despite first appearances, the door lock is fastened behind the handle and is not part of the handle.

Use a right angle scratch awl to depress the lock’s retainer and remove the lock.

Fortunately, door panel removal is extremely simple on the LS.

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Disconnect the connector from the bottom of the panel and set aside.

Now remove the inside handle trim.

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Carefully pry the trim from the front edge and slide it away from the handle.

Three of these screws can be found along the bottom of the panel.

Once the panel is loose from the door, carefully remove the various electrical connectors. Two can be found up near the side door handle area.

Once complete, pry the door panel off of the door. With the trim piece removed, a small screw is visible. Remove the screw.

An interior floor light can be found near the bottom left of the panel. This harness of this light connector includes several strain relief clips.

Plastic clips hold the door panel in place, and it may need a little coaxing. Be careful not to break the clips or the clip holders Remove the rest of the screws that can be found around the perimeter of the panel.

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Remove these clips before disconnecting the light. Set the door panel aside.

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Prizes Awarded From These Companies Every Month! A-1 Security Mfg. Corp. High Tech Tools HPC, Inc. Jet Kaba ILCO Keedex, Inc. LaGard, Inc. Lockmasters, Inc. Major Mfg. 12th Prize High Tech Tools 2004 Pro Set

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E-MAIL YOUR TIPS AND WIN! [email protected] Send in your tips, and win! How To Enter Send a tip on how to do any aspect of locksmithing. Certainly, you have a favorite way of doing something that you would like to share with other locksmiths. Write your tip down and send it to: Jake Jakubuwski, Technitips Editor, The National Locksmith 1533 Burgundy Parkway Streamwood, IL 60107-1861 Or send your tips via E-mail to: [email protected] Rules & Regulations Each tip submitted must include your full name, street address (no P.O. Box numbers), city, state, zip code, phone number, fax number and e-mail address When sending tips via e-mail make sure to include complete address and phone. Every Tip Published Wins If your tip is published you will win one of the monthly prizes listed. At the end of the year, we choose winners from all the monthly tips published, that will be awarded one of the fabulous year end prizes. All you have to do to win is enter. Prizes are arranged according to suggested retail price value.

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A Few Words From Jake… Had a reader call me up a while back and wanted to know how come so many of the tips he read were submitted by the same person. The reader went on to say that it seemed like the same people were in the column more frequently than others on a regular basis. I said to that caller, “You noticed that, did you?” Why do you think so many of the same names appear under tips month-after-month?”

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After a little throat-clearing and a few “Uh, well, uh…” and “Well, uh…I, uh”; he mumbled that he thought it might be because they sent in more tips than other folks did. Yep! The answer is simple. Over a given period of time, the names that chronically appear under tips in this column are the names of locksmiths who know a good thing when they see it. So, they take the time to sit down, jot down their ideas and send them in for consideration…and usually end up wining a prize. Besides getting a prize the month the tip appears in the magazine, they have a good shot at a year-end prize when we make our year-end drawing.

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On the other hand, I’ve had tipsters send me a tip, it didn’t get published and they later called and wanted to know why. Again, it’s simple: If I can use a tip I will—if I can’t, I won’t. So if one tip doesn’t make it into the column, maybe the next one will. If you’ve submitted a tip and it didn’t get in the column, submit another…and another…and another, if necessary. One of those tips has to make it. The law of averages says so. But, if you don’t send a tip to me, I can guarantee you that you’ll never see your name under a tip in this column—don’t you agree? So, write the idea down. Draw a diagram if you like…and send it in! That’s the only way you’ll ever come close to winning a prize. In the meantime, let’s look for each other at ALOA. See y’all next month!

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If you need to cut a Ford spare tire key and find that the key is too long to fit in your key machine, you can make a homemade key that will work as good as the original and can be cut on any key machine.

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Go to any garden center and get a round plastic rod used to stake tomatoes. Cut off six inches of the rod, and then cut a slot in the end of the six-inch piece. Next, take an X-7 key blank and file or grind the sides off the head of the key. Drill two holes into the rod. Then drill two holes into the cut down key blank. Yo u c a n n o w c o p y t h e customer’s key, use two small screws and two nuts to fasten the key to the rod. I put a key ring Continued on page 102

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damage. The back and for th motion, while pulling back on the handle puts pressure on the retainer and allows it to release. This technique will only work on cylinders that trap the key. If the cylinder is keyed 3337 or 1234 (bow to tip) or similar cuts, the lock will simply pull off the key. It will work ver y well on cylinders keyed to 4321 or 4242 or a multitude of similar cuts that trap the key.

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into the other end to make it easy to turn (see photograph 1). Anyone that doesn’t want to make their own can buy them from Hawley Lock Supply.

This technique will not, so far as we have seen to date, damage the lock or the retainer. Simply depress the retainer and snap it back together. Jerry Sullivan New Jersey

Lamar McCrider South Carolina

E-MAIL YOUR TIPS AND WIN! [email protected] bit to a depth of 1/8 ". Then, counter-bore from the back of the drawer/door with a 11/16 " or 3/4 "Forstner bit. Touch up the edges of the cut with black marker and install the lock. The face is a nice close fit and no raw wood is visible. In each of the above cases the customer was extremely pleased with the effort we took to do a clean install. Martin Brown Canada

— WINNER — — WINNER — Cabinet/Locker Rekey Trick

Did you ever have a customer bring in a “T” or “L” handle lock found on metal cabinets and lockers to be rekeyed? Then when you started to remove the plug, you found it didn’t have a poke hole to depress the retainer and release the plug? This meant you were going to have to either drill a hole to access the retainer, or you would have to try to fish the retaining wafer down with a bent wire, or hook. Here’s a way I’ve found to re-key the plug without having to drill a poke hole. Duplicate the customer’s working key. Put the key into the plug and clamp the bow of the key ver y tightly in a vise. Work the handle back and forth from the locked to the unlocked position while pulling straight back on the handle ver y hard! The cylinder will pop out (trapped on the key in the vise) with no

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This is a compilation of tips from the last few jobs I did. I had to install an electric strike to a rosewood door. Not wanting to damage the door and to cover any possible slips, we checked with maintenance and found they had some of the original stain for the door. We touched up all marks before we started and then stained the edge of the strike prep so that no raw wood was visible when the strike was installed. The result was a clean low visibility install. On an installation to a Duronodic frame, we touched up the edge of the cut outs with a black “Sharpie” magic marker. Again no raw aluminum was exposed and the install looked a lot cleaner. When installing small diameter Ilco, T imberline, or ESP furniture locks where there is no trim collar, drill the face of the material with a 5/8 " Forstner

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— WINNER — Let There Be Light

Third hands come in all shapes and sizes. I’ve found one that I’d like to share with you. This little jewel is called “Nite Ize” and can be found in various auto par ts stores, hardware stores and big box stores (see photograph 2). If it does nothing else, it will keep your MAG ® Silhouette flashlight where you can find it when you need it. What I find is, that when I’m under the dashboard of a car working on the ignition, I can grip the Nite Ize between my teeth and direct the beam of light wherever it will do me the most good. And, if I drop it, the lanyard is around my neck so I don’t have to get out from under the dash and hunt for a light that might otherwise have rolled under the seat.

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Sargent & Greenleaf — WINNER —

Sentry 3810 Opening Trick

This is a trick I’ve used to get into a Sentry model 3810 fire safe. This safe had been burglarized, but not opened. The safe was brought to me with the front panel dangling by the wires. Photograph 2.

As you can see by the illustration, the Nite Ize is designed to accept a MAG ® Silhouette light, or a similar product and keep it close by hanging around your neck. If you can’t find one in your local area, call or write, NITE IZE INCORPORATED, 5735-E A r a p a h o e A v e . , B o u l d e r, CO 80303. Dennis Harmon Colorado

Illustration 3, is a sketch of the display board minus, the keypad, which was missing. Notice that to the left of the top row of contacts (1-0), there is a row of contact points soldered. The 3rd and 4th contacts are the ones which are needed to open the safe by releasing the solenoid, Illustration 3.

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and allows the handle to be turned downward to open the door. Use the batter y pack if still there. If not, set up a batter y pack with 4 AA batteries and a wiring harness. Use the red wire or (+) to the post indicated, and the black wire to the (b) simultaneously. While holding the contact, push the handle downward (Or, have a helper do it), and the door will open. If the solenoid does not trip, tr y reversing the wires. The illustration is used to depict the solder points to use for opening. If the board is ripped off

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like the one I had, and there are only 2 wires sticking out of the door; simply use your batter y pack to touch the red and black wires to the white and black wires protruding from the door and lower the handle.

other one with a shallow trap cut in the first position for the stubborn ones. So far, they’ve all succumbed to either one, or the other of these keys. It sure beats bending hooks.

Fred Spencer Pennsylvania

Dennis Gillette Illinois

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— WINNER — Herman Miller Furniture Lock Trick

Pin/Wafer Reader Trick

I’d like to share an easy way to quickly figure out the tumbler sizes in a wafer or pin tumbler lock.

Photograph 4.

I do a lot of work on Herman Miller furniture locks.

Simply make a set of depth keys with the depth number on them starting with a zero, or “1” depth (depending on the brand your dealing with) and moving progressively to the deepest depth in that series. Just make sure that you only cut one depth on each key. In other words the KW-1 would have one key with all number one cuts, a second key with all number two cuts and so on. Stamp each key with its respective depth.

I’m sending a sample of one that is commonly found on their horizontal file cabinets. These locks have a pull out core/plug (see photograph 4). It is suggested that to remove the core, you use a hook to release the retainer. I have found a better way to remove these cores than using the hook game. So far, all of these locks start with an “LL” or a “UM” code and have a retainer ring in the sixth wafer position. I create a sixth position on a Y-11 blank by cutting the shoulder back and then shor tening the tip so it doesn’t extend past the end of the plug. I file a little in the newly created 6 th position—just enough to raise

Photograph 5.

the retainer ring to the shear line. I make two of these keys, one with no cuts for reinserting the plug (see photograph 5). This key will also pull the easy ones. I cut the

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In the examples in photograph 6, I have shown (clockwise) a KW1, a Y-11, a Y-13 and a SC-1. You can make your keys up using the most common keyways you deal with on a regular basis. After shimming the cylinder and removing the plug, just

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Photograph 6.

insert the keys one-by-one and determine the depths in each chamber. Make note of the depths and code cut a key for that cylinder. I find this much easier then removing and measuring each pin or wafer.

I thought that was cheap enough, but my customer was heading out of town and needed them r i g h t a w a y. I tried to fit some new blanks from TriMark that I ordered from Ilco and one matched the Contico lock. I used the IIco 1623, EZ #TM15. They impression fairly easy and the one I made was mostly shallow depths. Frank Kitchen Indiana

Larry Bors Oklahoma

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— WINNER — CONTICO Tool Box Keys

I had a customer that needed keys for a truck toolbox that had “Contico Tuff Box” on the lock. I called Contico to see what blank it used, because I couldn’t find a blank to work. They said that they would only sell the keys to the end user at $2.00 per key.

Last weekend I received a call from a Harley-Davidson rider. He had run out of gas and had to push his bike over a mile to get to a gas station. At the gas pump he realized that he didn’t have a key to his gas tank. He had just bought the bike and the previous owner did not give him a key to the tank. The switch had a standard single-sided key, but the gas tank

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Sieveking Products Co. — WINNER — Free Door Opening Tools

Ever y week I receive credit card and Office Max solicitations in the mail. Enclosed with these

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solicitations are credit card sized plastic cards. I have found that they are just the right gauge material to shim doors open, and they are more flexible than a standard credit card. If the door has thick weather stripping or a 1/4" gap in the door, you can inser t the card by the latch, then pull the door toward you and push on the card. The dead latch will fall into the strike plate hole and you simply have to push on the card with more force for the door to open. If a little more tensile strength in the card is needed, you can slip another card on top of the already inserted card to force the latch back. Dave Boemer Coeur d’Alene

back to the unlocked position. When I open the door there is a small scratch mark on the frame, starting at the center of what will be the strike hole. At that point, I drill a 1" hole on the center Photograph 7. point, install a thimble strike and have a perfect fit for the new deadbolt. This works equally well on wood doors and frames. On frames filled with mor tar, save your hole saw by cutting only until you have the metal cut, then finish the hole with a masonry bit. Bob Roman Maryland

— WINNER — Dead-on Deadbolt Strike Locator

In this area I get a lot of calls to install deadbolts in existing hollow metal doors/frames. To assure a good fit and smooth bolt throw, I made a marking device from an old deadbolt latch (one without the hardened insert). I cut about 5/8 " of the tip off a hardened nail to use as my scribe. Next, I drilled a hole into the dead center of that bolt just slightly more than 1/2 " deep, so that slightly less than 1/8" of the point will stick out of the end of the bolt, then I epoxy it in place. After prepping my door edge with a Squeeze Play or Major Manufacturing’s Lock Mounting Brackets, I install my modified bolt. W ith the door properly seated in the frame, I use a straight-blade screwdriver to throw the bolt until it hits the metal jamb. While holding tension on the screwdriver, I gently pull the door open about 3/8 " , a n d t h e n t u r n t h e b o l t

— WINNER — Twenty Second Safe Opening

A cheap electronic safe model sold by a national discount tool house for around $40.00 has become very popular in my area, and I suspect other parts of the country as well (see photograph 7). The safe is labeled GORDON and has SKU #P45891 on the front beside the keypad. If the safe is locked but operational, it can be opened in approximately 20 seconds with no damage by simply resetting the combination and unlocking it as normal. To reset the combination with the safe locked, begin by using a screwdriver or metal dowel that will enter the upper left factor y holes in the back of the safe. The combination change button is located on the edge of the lock housing nearly straight across from this hole. Push the dowel or

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screwdriver 9- 1/2 " into the safe and locate the button by feel. It is easy because it is the only thing protruding from the lock housing on the hinge side. Push the combination change button until the lock beeps. The direction to push is into the lock body away fr om the hinges. After the safe beeps release the button then enter four numbers and push the “A” button. The combination has been reset. Enter the new combination, push the “A” button and rotate the thumb-tur n to retract the two bolts within 5 seconds. The safe is open, the combination is reset and you are ready to collect your fee. Take this opportunity to sell your customer a quality safe for their valuables, and explain that discount safes are definitely for low cost items that need minimal security only. Bob Floyd Arkansas

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by John Blankenship

2. The dust cover is raised showing the gas cap in the locked position. 1. The F650GS is a deluxe dual-sport motorcycle with a 650cc single cylinder engine. The gas tank is under the seat so the gas cap is located on the right side of the seat. It is a good lock to originate a key from. 3. The gas cap has been picked and is ajar. This lock was easily picked counter-clockwise by bouncing a rake between the wafers on top and bottom of the keyway. You are picking against spring pressure so have a small screwdriver ready to finish turning the plug. The plug does not hang up in this position when a key is used; the spring returns it to the locked position. Do not disassemble the lock with the plug in this unlocked position or the spring-loaded tailpiece will pull out of the lock plate. The plug is very easily picked back to the locked position; just touch the rake to the wafers and it springs back.

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4. Stuff a clean rag into the filler neck so nothing falls into the gas tank. Then remove the three Phillips screws and remove the lock plate.

6. The wafer retainer is on the upper side of the plug. Depress it and push the plug out the front. Be careful and do not allow any of the wafers to fall or spring out.

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7. The gas cap plug contains six wafer tumblers and a wafer retainer. The tumblers are staggered on both sides of the keyway with the even space numbers on top and the odd space numbers on the bottom. When the gas cap is closed, the top will be toward the rear of the motorcycle. The tumblers are in the first six chambers, the seventh chamber is empty, and the retainer is in the eighth chamber. The retainer is closed on the bottom, so it can be depressed by using a dental hook pick in the keyway so you can avoid disassembly. The retainer is 3/4” (19mm) from the face of the plug. Put a mark 3/4” from the tip of the pick to aid in locating the retainer.

9. The gas cap wafers are from left to right, 213133. They are stamped with the depth number but the numbers face the rear of the keyway so you cannot see them when looking into the keyway. You can use the ASP A-13-101 keying kit, which is also used by 1975-1993 BMW automobiles that use the ‘HB’ codes and X59 or X144 blank. You can determine the cuts for spaces 7 & 8 in the ignition lock by using code software, progressioning or impressioning. Software: A search using software revealed that there are only two codes that use those cuts in the first six spaces so the last two cuts can only be 12 or 23. The code turned out to be H23422P with cuts of 21313312. Progressioning: Only 3 depths are used so there are only 9 possible combinations for progressing cuts 7 & 8. 1st key: 11, 12, 13, 23, 33. 2nd key: 21, 31, 32. 3rd key: 22. Impressioning: The wafers are sturdy so impressioning is a good option.

11. A code cut X59 with cuts of 21313312 works all three locks smoothly. The original key is on the bottom.

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8. Work the pick into the keyway until the mark is even with the face of the plug. When you are on the retainer you can feel the spring tension as you pull it down (toward the front of the motorcycle). The pick will extend into the lower wafer chamber enough for you to pull the plug out once you have it depressed. A standard hook pick will not work because it does not push the bottom of the retainer down into the lower wafer chamber far enough.

10. Both of these blanks will work. A Silca BW7BP is on the left and an Ilco X59 is on the right. An Ilco X144 will also work.

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13. The rear compartment lock has just been picked 90 degrees clockwise. This lock was easy to pick by bouncing a rake between the wafers on top and bottom of the keyway.

14. After you unlock the rear compartment, slide the cover forward and you can lift it off.

16. Use a 3/32” punch to drive out the roll pin. 15. The tailpiece is held on by a roll pin.

17. The rear compartment plug contains six wafer tumblers and a wafer retainer. The retainer serves no function that I can determine. The tumblers are in the first six chambers, the seventh chamber is empty, and the retainer is in the eighth chamber. These tumblers are numbered per depth just like the ones in the gas cap.

19. This view from the drivers’ seat shows the ignition/steering lock located in front of the handlebars.

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18. The Determinator™ for BMW automobiles works well on the rear compartment lock. The spacing and depths are the same as the automobiles except BMW motorcycles do not use the fourth depth. The tool will hang up on #3 depth tumblers and since there are no #4 depth tumblers, you know it is a #3 if it hangs up. Note: The tool hung up on the #2 depth tumbler, but it pulled loose when I wiggled and pulled on it. It would not pull loose from the #3 depth tumblers. There is grease in the lock so use a spray lube with the tube inserted into the keyway and then rake the wafers to free them up. The tumblers are staggered on both sides of the keyway with the even space numbers on top and the odd space numbers on the bottom. The Determinator™ will also work on the gas cap, but it is a shorter lock and the space numbers on the tool will not read correctly. The ignition lock has so much grease that I could not get good readings. I recommend using The Determinator™ in the rear compartment lock and then use software or a progression process to find the cuts for spaces 7 & 8 in the ignition lock.

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20. The ignition/steering lock is shown in the “R” or ignition off position. A slight turn clockwise turns the ignition to “ON” and turning it 90 degrees counterclockwise turns it to “P”, which turns on the parking lights and locks the steering. Turning it farther counter-clockwise to “OFF” turns the parking lights off and leaves the steering locked. The steering must be turned to the right or left in order to lock the steering. The steering lock bolt can bind when trying to unlock it; wiggling the handlebars frees it so the lock will turn.

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21. The ignition lock plug is removed by turning the ignition “ON” and depressing the retainer through the poke hole. The rectangular poke hole is located on the front of the lock just above the round detent spring retainer and just to the right of the center rib. You need to turn the steering all the way to the left in order to use a punch as shown in the photo.

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Click here to view new issue Codes: H12353P-H53425P Blank: Ilco X59 (BMW2) or X144 (BMW3), Silca BW7BP Spacing: 1=.106, 2=.189, 3=.272, 4=.354,5=.437, 6=.520, 7=.602, 8=.685 Depths: 1=.327, 2=.303, 3=.280 HPC Card Number: XF33 ITL Number: 62 22. The ignition lock uses the same plug as the rear compartment lock, but it is set up differently. It contains all eight wafer tumblers with the odd spaces on the bottom and the even spaces on top. The retainer and spring fit into the hole that is used for the roll pin when this plug is used in the rear compartment lock. There is a lot of grease in this lock that makes using The Determinator™ difficult.

Tumbler locations: Ignition: Gas Cap: Rear Compartment:

12345678 XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX

Ignition: 1-8 Gas Cap: 1-6 Rear Compartment: 1-6

23. The ignition lock wafers from left to right are depths of 21313312 and are numbered per depth. These are different than the wafers in the other locks. However, you can buy service kits for the locks on this bike that include the plug, retainer, springs, and enough wafers to key the lock to any code. They are available from the parts department of BMW motorcycle dealers.

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Author: tsl ([email protected]) Subject: advertising what works? I have star ted a new mobile locksmith business and it seems to be going rather slow. I am wondering if anyone can tell me what type of advertising works for them. I am strictly mobile and don’t have a shop (too costly). So far this is what I have tried and the results. I am in the Yellow Pages (this has resulted in only 2 calls in 2 weeks), I have done direct mail

ads to potential customers (3 jobs from about 300 mailed ads), and talked directly to the customers (10 or so jobs). Talking directly to the customers has worked the best, but it seems I’ve got the companies I am going to get. I tried expanding my advertising to other towns, with no results.

Author: Jack Conn ([email protected]) Subject: Memories… Tsl, man, does your post bring back memories. 20 years ago or so I sat in that chair. There isn’t a way you can make that phone ring, so relax. You seem to have covered all the bases pertaining to advertising, so give it some time.

The clients I have worked for say they are ver y satisfied with my professionalism, appearance and work. If anyone has any ideas, please help, I need to pay the bills.

If you continue to do quality work, you have a sure winner. Avoid at all costs the biggest mistake you can make. DO NOT lower your prices. It can get real tempting to undercut a competitor’s price to get the work, but it will also be the biggest mistake of your life. Been there…done that. Hang tough & good luck. Author: Tom Lynch (LynServe) Subject:You can do it! Tsl, you have mentioned several things in your posting that are valid, however, you may want to redirect your focus. To begin, the Yellow Pages are not profitable at this stage of your marketing push. It is a reactive form of adver tisement that will not return your investment fast enough. A single bold line entr y is suf ficient. Utilizing your resources in a proactive manner will yield a higher response. Secondly, focus solely on your ser vices and your marketing, without concern of what the other companies are doing. I have reviewed other postings and see that many operate on an aggressive, arrogant and negative approach in dealing with both their ser vices and marketing. Maintain an asser tive, creative, problem solving program and you will make positive gains. There is a big difference between the two. If you focus on yourself, you will be able to achieve a set goal, if you worry about your competitor, your directing negative energy that will cause you to spin your wheels. As a mobile operation, you are in a per fect situation to be profitable with little outlay and

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you will be able to control your efforts with greater results. The first thing I suggest you do is to evaluate your competitor and discover what por tion of the market is he weakest (automotive, residential, specialty hardware, safes, etc.) Then exploit that portion till you are the very best and market it hard. You will begin to obtain a foundation that will be overlooked by the competition, until they begin to recognize your growth and cash flow.

While conducting all this, please maintain the attitude that your competitors are your contemporaries, and eventually you will be called upon as a resource for them and visa versa. Here are a few ideas to get started. Contact NEBS printing and have door hangers made that state “Deadbolts Installed $75”, Lock It or Lose It!”, include all your info and hit ever y home and condo community within a specific area that only has a knob-lock. Do this

on a Thursday. You may choose an Arrow deadbolt with a drive in bolt for speed of install. I consistently achieve a 10% response and schedule for Saturday installs. Add a Lori cylinder and in many cases you will be able to upgrade the knob-lock. It is possible to achieve hundreds of dollars on a single day in a confined neighborhood. Offer a great deal on rekeys if paid in cash. Your offer must be appealing, and yes, it must be a discounted ser vice or sale.

At that point (if they exemplify the negative qualities mentioned earlier) they will begin to tr y to reestablish what you have taken. This is good, because you have now caused them to focus their energies on you, rather then themselves. You will then have to be prepared to market another por tion of the market that is important to your competitor. As you continue to karaoke step around the market in an assertive fashion, you will continue to grow at the expense of the competitors and gain valued market share. When I began, I focused heavily on automotive and roadside ser vice. I pushed the ceiling on this and it paid off, since everyone else was not skilled, or felt it was not worth it, like commercial or residential. It wasn’t until I maintained steady growth and market share that the larger competitors took notice. Until then I was a typical negative comment. When the commercial market stalled and I had cash flow from the auto ser vice, then others wanted it and tried hard to reestablish their position. At that point I came around the back door and marketed creative programs for the commercial market. After obtaining some major accounts that the competitor now LOST, I was once again keeping the others wor r ying about my activities. Each time allowing me to surgically tap into neglected portions of this wonderful trade, without trying to compare myself to others. Circle 218 on Rapid Reply

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The key is to get in the door and still profit handsomely by choosing the right products and upgrades. Tr y to use a locksmith orientated keyway that will drive future business to you. Create a premium account status for those who have your keyway and tell them they are entitled to reduced ser vice rates for as long as they maintain the system. This works great with commercial customers. Even if your competition begins to react by also buying into such a keyway, good, make them react and spend their resources. A u t o i s e a s y, t a k e y o u r business card and stickers, adver tising only “Auto Lockout Service” and visit every business in you area. Tell them you just unlocked a car outside their store for a customer and you wanted to make them aware of your services. Your sticker should say “Most cars opened $35” also that cars are opened with no damage, 24/7. Try using artwork that has impact and is comical. Try to post

these stickers ever ywhere you can without getting into trouble.

to take every call that comes in and always have the auto keys in stock!

Make deals with local car washes, to help them for reduced rates, in exchange for ser vices. Hit self-ser ve gas stations, hotels, beauty salons, barber shops etc. Notify all tow facilities and Police in writing that you will open cars for free, when a child is involved. The rate I quoted may or may not work in your area, the purpose is to generate calls in volume. Once you get these calls you must evaluate the type of vehicle you are being asked to ser vice. Electric locks, window tint, auto relock, SIP Sys, prior attempts, all have a added charge on top of the base rate.

As you grow, you will have to create proposals and maintenance programs that will address “solutions” to your commercial customer problems. So often a locksmiths refusal to listen, leads to installations and sales of products that don’t solve the problem the customer is having. Listen and react. Of fer “preventative maintenance” programs where they prepay a specific amount that entitles them to a specific amount of ser vice calls at no charge, with reduced labor if they install specific grade hardware.

You will have to open “most” cars that are still out there without these features, but that will only last for period of time, until new models take over and by then you will have the ability to charge well. After a month, revisit these businesses with a different handout and continue this mercilessly. Try

Tr y to drive down their “time management and expenditures”, while installing products that solve their problems. In the long run you will make more and “your” time management will be freed up to capture more accounts like this without concern of callbacks on low grade material. You are not lowering your prices, you are redirecting your sales approach in a proactive manner. If you only gain 10 customers of this type, at $500 per year, that’s $5000.00 each year upfront to be invested in your growth or deposited to gain interest in you bank. As time goes on you will work less due to the grade of hardware survival. I have operated like this for years and I’ve made more money on these type of accounts then any other, and no one can “draw them away”. Tr y to avoid of fice furniture cam lock jobs and antique hardware—it’s not worth it. Refer all the bad jobs and dif ficult customers to your competition, let them spent time with these kinds of people. Sorr y to be so long winded, I could cover more and I’m sure I’ve overlooked many other points, but I understand your position and I know that you can achieve and grow as a mobile operation if you try some of these approaches.

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Author: Wynn Kessler ([email protected]) Tom: Excellent disser tation pertaining to marketing. So good in fact, that it should be in my book, “Keys To Marketing Success” techniques that have produced proven results for myself and many others for many years. Published by Wynner Publications, 562-692-6063 ([email protected])…sells for $70.00, discounted to $59.95 to Locksmiths on this site.

attitude, look professional. Never push your services, and always stop back by and leave more cards. Go out to your local swap meet. Set up, cut keys, pass out more cards, be friendly. Go to every tow truck company and leave as many cards as possible. Give them a special rate to make keys to there Lien Sale Cars. This is the best place to practice new or old tricks. That in itself has always helped me when business slows down. Remember, YOU ARE THE BEST in YOUR Field.

Author: J McCord ([email protected]) Subject: Super Way I am an older locksmith and have a little trick that will generate a lot of business for the least amount of expense. It is a business card holder that will disperse 25 cards at a time. This little holder can be pinned up on display boards. Magnetic holders can be af fixed and placed on the back of metal cash registers. It works.

Author: Garth Meredith ([email protected]) Subject: What works? I too have sat in your chair. In 1980 when I started, one of the things I found worked was (You’ll excuse the horrible expression) COLD CALLS! It’ll be the toughest thing you do, but if you’ve got no jobs, what have you got to lose? Go out to businesses in your town (I understand you’ve done this already) but with a little different approach. Don’t try to convince the folks to switch to you right away, but explain to them that you’re trying to get established, and if at any time the other locksmith is unavailable, ask them to try you. Praise your opposition as professionals (if you know they are) but make it very clear to everyone that YOU are just as professional, as they will find out if they give you a try. Leave business cards everyplace you go and hand them out to everyone you meet, it’s good inexpensive advertising. If the cost of professional printing is a problem, get Corell’s Easy Business Card program for your computer, buy the blank cards from Staples, or Office Max, or wherever you shop, and print your own. I wish you ever y success, but don’t despair—if you do the best you can, the customers WILL come. Author: Phil Hight ([email protected]) Subject: Stay with it I agree with Garth Meredith, get out and make friends with your local businesses. Go in with a positive Circle 265 on Rapid Reply

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Camlock Systems Names Padjen General Manager

Camlock Systems, Inc. has named Dale N. Padjen General Manager of their U.S. operations.

in the future. From the Adams Rite home page, the user simply clicks on the templates quick link tab located in the light green box in the lower left corner of the page. This will take the user directly to the categories of available templates, which include the 3000 Series Fire Rated Exit Devices, 8000 Series Life Safety Exit Devices, the RITE Door and Electric Strikes.

DETEX Appoints Three New Jobs

DETEX Corporation, Inc., a manufacturer of commercial life safety, security and security assurance products, has named Greg Drake as Director of Marketing and Sales. He is responsible for both Domestic and International Marketing and Sales.

Medeco Web-Based Interactive Demo

Padjen has over twenty years of experience in marketing security products to the vending, amusement, gaming and OEM markets. Camlock Systems is locating in suburban Chicago and can be reached via email at [email protected]. Updated Templates for Adams Rite

In keeping pace with emerging market trends and technology, Adams Rite has converted current product templates to Adobe PDF format and made them available for printing or download from their website at www.adamsrite.com. Adams Rite has spent the last several months upgrading the website to help users easily navigate to templates, catalog pages, parts lists and installation instructions and plan to continue to develop its capabilities and functions

A free, online, interactive security demonstration helps security dealers explain high-security locks to customers. The Interactive Security Solutions demonstration at www.medeco.com uses three dimensional moving graphics and narration to show how keys, cylinders and pins interact in locks. The site’s focus on locks for three distinct market segments—commercial, residential, and equipment—reflects Medeco’s targeted audiences—business owners, homeowners, and original equipment manufacturers. The site’s commercial and residential specific sections offer a variety of features, including a brief security quiz to help owners assess their buildings’ security risks, and a key program selector that customers can use to select the Medeco option that best suits their application.

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Greg Greg Drake

DETEX has also announced that Paul Haeck has joined the company as the Engineering Manager. Paul is responsible for new product development and improvement/maintenan ce of existing product designs and overall management of the Engineering function.

Paul Haeck

Tony Mudford Mudford

DETEX has also named Tony Mudford as Vice President of Industry Affairs. Tony has been instrumental in the development of DETEX’s international markets and has played an active high-level role in a variety of industry associations over his 27year career at DETEX. IR Acquisition of FX Technologies

Ingersoll Rand has acquired the assets of FX Technologies. FX Tech. Provides one-source security systems integration solutions including consulting and database systems engineering for global corporations and other organizations with critical security requirements. FX Tech. will be integrated with IR’s Electronic Technologies Corporation business unit, which operates in the USA as part of IR’s Security and Safety Solutions. With this acquisition IR has expanded it’s US sales and service branch network and enhanced their ability to serve established and prospective clients.

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A NOTE FROM THE CIRCULATION MANAGER I don't want you to be left out… but sometimes we do run out of back issues. Please be sure to send in your Renewal Payment on time and your Change of Address at least 4 weeks in advance. Then you won't be the one receiving a note saying, "Sorry, we ran out." Send your name, old address and new address to: The National Locksmith Address Change Dept. 1533 Burgundy Pkwy. Streamwood, IL 60107.

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woman walks in and places a broken lock and key on the counter and says, “I need a new deadbolt for my house and some extra keys”. The accommodating clerk pulls a new lock from inventor y, pins it quickly and cuts a few more keys. The woman pays, walks out with the lock and keys. This sounds like the beginning of a joke, but instead it is the beginning of a horror stor y. The horror stor y ends with over $250 million dollars of business leaving the locksmith channel.

For the past 20 years, residential business has been shifting from professional channels to the big box type stores. This shift has been driven by several things, including: Consumers lack of education about dif ferent locking technologies, Powerful marketing campaigns inviting customers to shop these lar ge stor es based on price incentives, ver y large selection of hardware and low prices. This trend will continue unless as an industr y we begin to fight back. Twenty five percent of the

Let’s review what happened: 1. The woman made a conscious choice about where to shop. She had many other options. Most go to big box stores for selection and price but go to a locksmith for expertise and ser vice. Nothing about that transaction illustrated that the locksmith had any more to of fer than the $7/hour clerk at the local big box hardware store. 2. The clerk may have assumed that by providing what she asked for, he was best ser ving her needs, but failed to ask any questions or suggest more secure options. He failed the industr y. 3. The woman wanted a lock to keep burglars out, unaware of the many options available to secur e her home. She assumed that the locksmith would tell her if she were making a bad choice. He didn’t. You could easily imagine the same transaction occur ring at one of those big box hardware stores (you know the ones with the orange or blue signs). In fact, the same transaction occurs ever y day in ever y one of them. So why is that important to us?

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This guy may be able to help homeowners with their lumber needs, but is he as qualified as you are to secure their home?

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higher level of expertise and professional ser vice options. When you display and recommend (or allow the purchase of) the same products that are available at the big box store, you are making the following statements: We might know about better security hardware, but we think you either won’t understand or won’t want to pay for it. We’ll just dumb-down to the level of the big box clerk for your convenience; We can never buy at the same volume as the big box, so we’ll tr y to sell you the same products at a higher price; we really think the big box store is selling all you need, so go there. Not exactly the legacy we want to leave behind.

One of the main reasons residential customers visit their local locksmith is for the security expertise and recommendations that can only come from an expert.

revenue in the locksmith channel is derived from r esidential business. Imagine your business shrinking by 25% over the coming years. I think it’s worth fighting to keep. To fight back we must first understand how we fit in the marketplace. Why do consumers shop at a big box store versus a locksmith? If you study the following table, you’ll see that typically, a consumer seeks selection and low price when they shop at a big box store. Did you ever tr y to get exper t advice when you shopped at one of those stores? It generally doesn’t exist. Now, why would that same consumer come to your business? They aren’t led by some invisible for ce. No, they come because they expect a

or years leaders in the high security industr y have suggested retail locksmiths ask their customers two questions. Do you ever lend out the key to your house? Do you mind if someone makes a copy of your key without your per mission? Imagine the scenario at the beginning of the ar ticle, but this time imagine that the counter clerk queries the customer about what she is tr ying to secure and what type of security she desires. “I’ll be happy to provide what you need, but ar e you awar e of the vulnerabilities of the hardware you have?” In shor t, many people in your neighbor hood probably have the same front door key as you do and if you ever lend the key out, you have no way of knowing if copies wer e made. Ar e you comfor table with this? Because we see the problems associated with this type of system ever y day, we highly recommend upgrading your home to a UL 437 rated lock system ensuring you that your key will be the only one that opens your door and that you can lend it to anyone without

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By of fering the customer the exper tise they came in for, you actually earn your pay (and their respect) by being their security expert. You have shared your experience in this industr y with them. You help the customer understand why it is impor tant to obtain pr ofessional help when dealing with protecting their homes, and illustrate flaws with common locks that most consumers are simply not aware of. If they take your advice, you will have improved their security, and you will have shifted one sale away from the big box, fighting on a level that mass merchants are incapable of. It’s the tr ue David and Goliath stor y.

Residential customers are willing to pay more to protect their homes if they believe they are receiving superior customer service and product recommendations from someone who understands security.

fear of copies being made. It will be a bit more expensive than what you have but it is the only product available that will offer you true security.

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Now should you simply pin these words up to the back of the counter and have them rehearsed during quiet times? No, please don’t tr y chanting lines, customers see right through to it. You need to do two things differently.

1. Change The Way You Think You have to change the way you think about your business. When each customer walks through the door, remember why they came to you and where they chose not to shop. Provide them with what they came for, your exper tise.

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You’ll be able to sleep better at night knowing your customers are safely protected in their home.

Believe in what you of fer and you will naturally offer the appropriate products. The customer may not always listen, but at least you will be able to sleep at night knowing that you tried.

2. Change What You Recommend You recommend products in two ways, verbally and by what you show in your showroom. The previous point covers the verbal recommendation, so we’ll concentrate on the showroom area. Most walk in traffic is residential. Commercial traffic will likely be in for a pick up or to set an appointment, not to browse. Commercial customers are typically sold in the boardroom not the showroom, so set your showroom with an emphasis on residential. Get rid of any product that appears on the shelf of a big box store. I know it’s hard to do but you’ve got to draw the line there. Then make sure that every display promotes higher security than what can be found in a big box store. If products share a keyway with a product in the other channel, yes, you guessed it, get rid of them. You understand and sell security. The real stuff, not the fake stuff printed on the fancy boxes down the street. When a customer walks in, proudly promote what you sell and why. Remember, this is a high stakes game with real consequences to your business and to the entire industr y. You won’t lose low security hardware sales by promoting higher security products. Instead, you’ll make more high security sales and elevate your reputation in the community. You’ll be improving the security of all of your customers, not just the commercial customers. You might even turn a better profit at the end of the year by not feeling the pressure to squeeze ever y penny out of your residential hardware for fear of being compared to the “other” channels. It’s the right thing to do. Circle 264 on Rapid Reply

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arking nearly 50 years in training security professionals, Lockmasters dedicated its expanded 22,300 square foot, state-of-the-art education facility in May. Lockmasters Security Institute in Nicholasville, Kentucky, is dedicated to a quality education program, which meets or exceeds the expectations of those concerned with operating within the security community. “There have to be trained people in this world to protect us over all that is happening, and that is why we are here,” said Clay Miller, chairman of Lockmasters, Inc., as he cut the ribbon at the dedication ceremony. Nearly 150 people, including state and local gover nment, homeland security and education of ficials, along with industr y vendors, students, locksmiths and other security professionals attended the ceremony. The building contains separate classrooms for key lock training, physical security and anti-terrorism

training, fundamentals of electricity and electronic access control training and GSA training. The building is also the home of the Harry C. Miller Lock Collection. Housed in the building’s main atrium lobby, the collection is considered to be America’s most comprehensive collection of safe locks. The key lock training classroom, which is also used for tactical entr y courses, includes a drive-in bay area enabling locksmiths to learn the entire car in a sheltered environment. There are thirty individual work stations, equipped with Ilco key machines and other tools, set up to teach everyday locksmithing techniques.

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Through a par tnership with Central Kentucky Technical College, LSI students can work toward a Security Management Coordinator certificate, or simply earn college credits needed for career and personal advancement. LSI’s expanded facility builds on the original 7,500 square foot school, which opened in 1997. Lockmasters has already graded another 10,000 square feet on an adjacent lot in anticipation of future expansion. Lockmasters was founded by Harr y C. Miller in 1955, and training classes star ted shortly thereafter.

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Select Product Ltd.

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Select Products Limited is a manufacturer of aluminum continuous gear door hinges. The Select continuous gear hinge is a heavy-duty hinge system designed for use with wood, aluminum, hollow metal doors and frames for both exterior and interior entrances. Thousands of Select hinges have been specified for schools, hospitals, storefronts, offices, and many other types of commercial and industrial building applications. Select continuous gear hinges can be used for both new construction and retrofit. On the web site you'll get a great overview of the product line, including the hinge specifications and applications. This makes choosing the right product easy. Sagging doors often produce locksmith calls and these products offer a highly profitable solution.

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Manufacturers and distributors… join the high profile locksmith web site and you’ll be featured here! Call Jeff Adair (ext. 15) or Debbie Schertzing (ext. 16) for details. (630) 837-2044

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Pocket Size Decoder

IN SUMMARY: DESCRIPTION: A pocket size key decoder. PRICE: $189.00 COMMENTS: Takes the guesswork out of decoding keys.

by HPC THE NEED: How often have you been given a key and asked to use it for the basis of a master key system, or maybe to decode what the key is to help establish the bitting of a current master key system? Maybe you were given a key that had to be wiggled a lot to make it work and they wanted a better working key. How about decoding a Medeco key to make another copy for a customer. Do any of these sound familiar to you? I bet you can come up with a dozen similar situations that have happened to you over the years and you wished you had a fast, effective and accurate method to solve all the “opportunities” you were given.

THE ANSWER: Well, guess what? An answer does exist and it is the HPC POCKET SIZE DECODER model HKD-75. It comes as a kit, complete with the decoder and 111 information cards. They even numbered the cards to match the 1200CMB code machine cards so you can match them up easily and be sure you are using the same system when you cut the keys. This is important when you realize the number of different systems some of the lock companies have implemented over the years. The Pocket Size Decoder determines the original factor y depths of most popular domestic pin and disc tumbler cylinder and automotive keys. It is ideally suited for giving the correct bottom pin size when re-keying new or worn cylinders. It is also an effective timesaver

TEST DRIVE RESULTS: Easy to use, accurate and well made.

when used along with precision color pin assortments or when using original pins.

USING THE TOOL: The Pocket Decoder is very easy to use. You just determine the card that matches the system you are using and insert the card into the top slot of the decoder. Next you place the key you need to decode into the tool through the opening on the lower right hand corner. Slide the key in until the first cut lines up with the depth pin and read the depth on the card by seeing where the indicator is located. Record that information and go on until you have decoded all the cuts on the key. Since the depth pin is chisel pointed and pivots, it allows for easy decoding of Medeco angles and works as well for Corbin high security keys also. The depth pin has a lever attached to it that will point to either a right hand or left hand cut for the high security keys, thereby eliminating the guesswork out of decoding them as well. In addition to the depth and angle information you get from decoding the keys, each of the 2" x 4" information cards list the manufacturers depth and space specifications. If you are given a key that requires wiggling to work, you can often decode the key and cut the depths to the closest cut shallower than shown on the card. Many times this will eliminate the need to wiggle the key and can save you the headache of removing the lock and decoding it that way. This is especially true of GM ignition keys that have been “erased”

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by all the weight customers seem to like to have on their rings. The POCKET SIZE DECODER Model HKD-75 comes complete with a handy plastic carrying case, 3 shims and the before mentioned 111 information cards. The shims help keep the key straight in the decoder, a critical factor when accuracy is a must.

PRICE: The complete HPC HKD-75 kit has a suggested retail price of $189.00.

COMMENTS: This is a well made, accurate product that does what it is advertised to do. A real time saver that takes the guesswork out of decoding keys and gives the locksmith another method of doing a job the local hardware store cannot do.

CONCLUSION: HPC has given us the answer to an everyday problem with this tool. It is made to last a longtime and if you keep it in the case it should last a lifetime. Well worth the $189 retail price because it will pay for itself in time saved.

ORDER INFORMATION: For more information contact your distributor or HPC at: HPC Inc. 3999 N 25th Ave Schiller Park, IL 60176 Phone: 847-671-6280 or 800-323-3295 Fax: 847-671-6343 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hpcworld.com

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