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Course GoalsGraduates are trained to perform all vital locksmithing tasks with minimum supervision to satisfy consumer demand and to meet standards set by the trade. They understand how to service and repair all mechanical residential and commercial door-locking devices, set up a master key system, install locks, service automotive locks and unshut safes without knowing the combination. Graduates are familiar with electronic and mechanical wangle tenancy systems. Key Machinist Shop Locksmith Keys byLawmakingLock Servicing and Repair Master Keying Schlage Wafer, Medeco, InterchangeableCadreand OtherUpperSecurity Locks Pin and Master Key 10-20 Various Type Cylinders Lock InstallationUnscratchedManipulation and ServicingWatchtowerLocks andWangleControl Auxiliary Door Hardware Review and Setting Up Shop Key Machinist Students set up and maintain welding of key duplicating machines to virtuously cut keys.Key identificationKey machine adjustmentKey duplicating Shop Locksmith Given various locks, students learn to fit keys by hand-filing and use various methods to unshut locks.Fitting keys by handBit keysWarded locksLever locksPin-tumbler locksOpening and servicing locksUse of picksCylinder tolls, plugs, and followers Keys byLawmakingGiven a lawmaking typesetting and code-based key wearing machine, students select the proper key zippo and virtuously cut keys by code, learning to distinguishing between false or irrelevant numbers and true lawmaking numbers.Description of codesLocating codesUse of lawmaking books and lawmaking machines Lock Servicing and Repair Students dismantle and re-assemble standard locking devices, learning to service and repair them as needed with resulting accuracy.Mortise locksCylindrical locksBit key locksLock functionsLock finishesBacksets Master Keying Given a floor plan, students construct a master-key orchestration and master-key system that limits wangle to specific users.Safety factorsMaster keyingConstruction of master key chartPhantom keysRulesComputer generated systemsMaster key 75-100 cylinders of various keyways and cylinder types. Schlage Wafer, Medeco, InterchangeableCadreand OtherUpperSecurity Locks Students service and re-key Schlage wafer locks virtuously and demonstrate the principals of operation of the Medeco upper security cylinder as outlined in the Medeco Technical Service Manual. Other manufacturers covered: Sargent IC, Multi-Lock, Abloy, Kaba Peaks. Given various cylinders students service, re-key and master key them accurately.Theory of operationBasic pinningMaster keying Pin and Master Key 10-20 Various Type Cylinders The student will demonstrate the working principals of interchangeable cadre cylinders by master keying and servicing these cylinders with well-constructed accuracy.Theory of operationCompletion of pinning chartCutting of interchangeable cadre keysComplete pinning orchestration correctly and master key 10-20 cores accurately. Lock Installation The student will install and mortise deadbolts, cylindrical locksets, emergency exit devices and other locking mechanisms within matriculation prescribed guidelines.Rim locksJimmyproofCylindricalDeadboltsPanic devicesDetex watchtower locksMetal doors-steel and aluminumInstall 15-25 of the various listed locking devices properly.UnscratchedManipulation and Servicing Given worldwide floor and wall safes, the student will unshut and service them, and transpiration the combinations.Principle of operationClassification of safes and U.L. ratingsServicing of combination units of manipulationChanging the hand of key type unitsConstruct combination chartSafe manipulationChange 10-20 unscratched combinations.Unshut15-20 safes by the process shown in class.WatchtowerLocks andWangleControlWatchtowerlocks - principles and operationAccess tenancy including mechanical locks and electronic locks (battery powered and hard-wired)Installation Auxiliary Door Hardware In worldwide residential and commercial situations, the student will select and install auxiliary hardware for spare security.Metal doorsDoor closers including determining hand of door, determining proper closer size and installation of closersCylinder guardsLock guardsFlush boltsInstall-a-lock Review and Setting Up Shop The student will demonstrate an understanding of requisites for operating a shop and keeping proper inventory control.Sources of supply (lecture and matriculation discussion)Inventory and equipment controlEquipping the shop and service vehicleSmall merchantry operation (small merchantry seminar)Computer sit-in Questions? 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