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Bo G. Widen

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== Bo G. Widen ==
Bo Widen is a prolific inventor and patent holder<ref>[https://patents.justia.com/inventor/bo-widen Bo Widen Patents]</ref> of locking mechanisms from Torshälla, Sweden.

== Lock, Key, and Locking Mechanism Designs ==

A partial list of Bo Widen designs includes:
* [[Schlage_Everest]]<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlage]</ref>
* [[Schlage_Primus]]<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlage]</ref>

==References==
<references />

Bo G. Widen

2025-03-13T23:58:37Z

Mgsecure:

== Bo G. Widen ==
Bo Widen is a prolific inventor and patent holder<ref>[https://patents.justia.com/inventor/bo-widen Bo Widen Patents]</ref> of locking mechanisms from Torshälla, Sweden.

== Lock, Key, and Locking Mechanism Designs ==

A partial list of Bo Widen designs includes:
* [[Schlage_Everest]]<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlage]</ref>
* [[Schlage_Primus]]<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlage]</ref>

==References==
<references />

Bo G. Widen

2025-03-11T19:13:56Z

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Bo G. Widen

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== Bo G. Widen ==
Bo Widen is a prolific inventor and patent holder<ref>[https://patents.justia.com/inventor/bo-widen Bo Widen Patents]</ref> of locking mechanisms from Torshälla, Sweden.

Bo G. Widen

2025-03-11T19:07:48Z

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== Bo G. Widen ==
Bo Widen is a prolific inventor and patent holder of locking mechanisms from Torshälla, Sweden.

ASSA Twin 6000

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=ASSA Twin 6000=

{{Lock model
| name = ASSA Twin 6000
| Img = File:ASSA_Twin_cylinder.jpg
| maker = [[ASSA]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]], [[Sidebar]]
| years_produced = 1981-present<ref>[http://assalock.com/history.htm The History of ASSA High-Security Locks]</ref>
| related = [[ASSA Twin V-10]]<br>[[ASSA Twin Combi]]<br>[[ASSA Twin Exclusive]]<br>[[ASSA Twin Maximum]]<br>[[ASSA Twin Pro]]
| patent = [https://patents.google.com/patent/US4393673A/ US 4,393,673 (Bo Widen)]
| spec_on = true
| spec_comp = 6
| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
}}

The '''Twin''' (or '''Twin 6000''') is a [[UL 437]]-rated [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] lock made by [[ASSA]]. The 6000 is part of the Twin series of locks that use pin-tumblers and a [[sidebar]] to provide two layers of security. The 6000 is the original Twin series model. Later systems made by ASSA built upon the 6000 to provide increased security against manipulation and key duplication. The ASSA Twin 6000 was patented in 1980 by inventor [[Bo G. Widen]].<ref>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US4393673A/ US #4,393,673A]. ''Cylinder lock.''</ref>

The 6000 has since been superceded by other Twin series models, particularly the [[ASSA Twin V-10]] and [[ASSA Twin Combi]].

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== Principles of operation ==

{{imbox|text=ASSA literature numbers pins and key bitting positions from tip (back) to bow (front). Lockwiki uses the traditional terms and positions to avoid confusion.}}

The 6000 uses six pin-tumbler pins and five sidebar [[Side pin|side pins]]. To open the lock, all pin-tumblers must be aligned at the [[shear line]] and all side pins must be properly aligned with the sidebar legs. Balanced pin stacks are used to resist attack from [[comb pick]]s as well as reduces wear on the springs. Driver pins come in four sizes and use a modified spool design which is combined with counter-milling in the plug chambers to provide high pick resistance. There are nine depths for pin-tumblers, allowing for 531,441 (9<sup>6</sup>) theoretical key [[differs]] for the pin-tumbler portion of the lock. The [[MACS]] for this lock is five depths, giving the 6000 around 160,000 real key differs. [[Master keying]] is available using traditional pin-tumbler master pins available in eight sizes.

Unlike many other sidebar locks, the Twin 6000 side pins are identical. Cuts are made on the sidebar directly and side pins must be raised to match these positions. All side pins use serrations above and below the true gate to provide manipulation resistance. Rekeying of the sidebar portion of the lock is only possibly when the sidebar is physically replaced or flipped upside-down. This interaction between side pins and sidebar gates frustrates traditional [[decoding]] attacks that attempt to measure the range of movement of the side pins. There are five depths available for side pins, giving the Twin 3,125 theoretical sidebar differs (5<sup>5</sup>). There are 2,800 real sidebar differs, using 1400 sidebars that can be flipped in either orientation. Keys blanks are stamped with a three digit indirect sidebar bitting code and sometimes an additional two digit keyway code.

To provide resistance against [[destructive entry]], the 6000 uses hardened steel pins in the front of the plug and near the sidebar and third and fourth pin-stacks. In addition, driver pins are made of stainless steel to frustrate drilling of the pin stacks.

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:ASSA_Twin_V10_sidebar.jpg|The Twin 6000 sidebar.
File:ASSA_Twin_sidebar_pin.jpg|Side pins used with the sidebar.
File:ASSA_Twin_6k_gins_01-scaled-Snow.jpg|"Gin bottle" spool drivers.
File:ASSA_Twin_V10_counter_milling.jpg|Counter milling in the plug chambers.
</gallery></div>

'''Notes'''
* The pin-tumbler bitting code is referred to as the ''system code'', and the sidebar bitting code as the ''sidebar code''.
* [[Security_pin|Security pin]] design is based on a 1942 patent by Ralph Paul Crousore.<ref>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US2283489A/en?oq=US2283489A US #2,283,489]. ''Pin and Cylinder Lock''.</ref><ref>{{Ref pulford}}</ref>

== Disassembly instructions ==

The 6000 is disassembled in the same way as a traditional pin-tumbler cylinder. The sidebar does not cause too many problems when the plug is removed. When the key is removed from the exposed plug the side pins will be forced out by spring pressure. Plug diameter is 12.95mm.

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

== Vulnerabilities ==

The 6000 system may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bumping|Key bumping]]

'''Notes'''
* Bumping is possible given a bump key with the correct sidebar bitting.

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:ASSA_Twin_pins_all.jpg|Pins and springs used in the 6000 system.
File:ASSA_Twin_sidebar_compare.jpg|Comparison of a "blank" and cut sidebar.
File:ASSA_twin_6000_pin-Iona.png |A side pin from a Twin 6000.
File:ASSA_Twin_6000_pin_close-Iona.jpg |Close-up view of a side pin.
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==

* [[ASSA]]
* [[ASSA Twin V-10]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Side_pin |Side pin]]
* [[Sidebar]]
* [[Security pin]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:ASSA|Twin 6000]]
[[Category:High security locks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]
[[Category:Sidebar locks]]
[[Category:UL 437 locks]]

AXA

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<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">AXA</span>
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{{Lock manufacturer
| Name = AXA
| Img = File:Axa logo.png
| Img_size = 150px
| Headquarters = Veenendaal, Netherlands
| Founded = 1902
| Founder =
| Products = [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Padlock]]s
}}

'''AXA''' is a Dutch [[Lock_manufacturer|lock manufacturer]] that produces [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]], [[Padlock]]s & [[Bikelocks]].

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== History ==

== Lock Listing ==

==== Traditional pin-tumbler locks ====

* [[AXA Xtreme security]]
* [[AXA Ultimate security]]
* [[AXA Comfort security]]
* [[AXA Security]]
* [[AXA Basic]]

== Gallery ==

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== External links ==

* [https://www.axasecurity.com/home-security/ AXA home security homepage]
* [https://www.axasecurity.com/bike-security/ AXA bike security homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock manufacturer]]s

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AXA

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<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">AXA</span>
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{{Lock manufacturer
| Name = AXA
| Img =
| Img_size = 150px
| Headquarters = Veenendaal, Netherlands
| Founded = 1902
| Founder =
| Products = [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Padlock]]s
}}

'''GOAL''' is a Dutch [[Lock_manufacturer|lock manufacturer]] that produces [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]], [[Padlock]]s & [[Bikelocks]].

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== History ==

== Lock Listing ==

==== Traditional pin-tumbler locks ====

==== Dimple locks ====

== Gallery ==

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== External links ==

* [https://www.axasecurity.com/home-security/ AXA home security homepage]
* [https://www.axasecurity.com/bike-security/ AXA bike security homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock manufacturer]]s

{{Stub}}

Belt ranking

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<span style="font-size: 188%;">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
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The '''Belt ranking system''' is a tiered classification developed and maintained by '''LockPickers United (LPU)''', a group of [[locksport]] experts and enthusiasts. It emulates the color-coded belt rankings commonly used in martial arts disciplines and functions primarily to codify achievements in [[lockpicking]] and related skills. The rankings attempt to provide a concrete framework for quantifying skill and progress in lockpicking/locksport.

Belt rankings are defined by lists of qualifying locks, forms of documentation for picking, and other related challenges for more advanced belts. Participants submit documentation of their accomplishments for review by moderators and are awarded belt ranks accordingly.

The belt ranking system is used both as a means of comparing the relative difficulty of locks as well as a set of milestones for evaluating one's personal progress and achievements. It creates a basic model of reputation management for participants and other people involved in locksport. An individual's belt rank is also used by LPU to limit access to some resources on sensitive topics such as [[safecracking]].

Belt ranking classification is also used as a shorthand for lock difficulty, as each belt defines a list of locks of comparable complexity. Locks not on the list are frequently described by their "approximate" belt level.

{| class="wikitable" style=""
|-
! style="text-align:left; padding:5px; width:65px;" | Belt rank
! style="text-align:left; padding:5px;" colspan="3" | Qualifying lock examples
! style="text-align:left; padding:5px;" | Additional requirement example
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | White || style="padding:5px;" colspan="3" | "Open any lock with any tool" ||
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Yellow || style="padding:5px;" | [[ABUS 55|ABUS 55/30]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Master Lock No 140]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Kwikset Classic]] ||
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Orange || style="padding:5px;" | [[ABUS 65|ABUS 65/40]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Master Lock No 150]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[FAB 100]] ||
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Green || style="padding:5px;" | [[ABUS 72|ABUS 72/40]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Master Lock No 410]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[American Lock 1100 1200 1300| American Lock 1100]] || style="padding:5px;" | Show ability to gut & reassemble locks
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Blue || style="padding:5px;" | [[ASSA 700]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[DOM Plura]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Medeco BiLevel]] || style="padding:5px;" | Build and share a challenge lock
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Purple || style="padding:5px;" | [[ASSA Desmo]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Schlage Everest]] || style="padding:5px;" | Demonstrate history of helping new pickers
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Brown || style="padding:5px;" | [[ASSA d12]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[KABA Gemini]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[WEST 916]] || style="padding:5px;" | Make at least one specialized tool
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Red || style="padding:5px;" | [[Abloy Classic]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[ABUS EC700]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[EVVA 3KS]] || style="padding:5px;" | Mentor another advanced picker in picking a difficult lock
|-
| style="padding:5px;" | Black || style="padding:5px;" | [[Abloy Protec]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[ASSA Twin 6000]] || style="padding:5px;" | [[Goal V18]] || style="padding:5px;" | Detailed requirements for advanced skills or "Master's Projects"
|-
| style="padding:5px; background-color:#FFF;" colspan="5" | This list is for reference only. The current, official list of locks and requirements are maintained by LPU administrators.<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/wiki/beltranking/ Belt ranking details and requirements]</ref><ref> [https://lpubelts.com/ Current official lock classifications]</ref>
|}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== External links ==

* [https://www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/ Reddit lockpicking forum]
* [https://lpubelts.com/ Lock Pickers United Belt Explorer]
* [https://www.lockpickersunited.org/beltsystem/ LockPickers United ''The Belt System'']

== See also ==
* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Locksport]]

[[Category:Locksport]]

Category:Undercut groove keyways

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= Category:Undercut Groove keyways =

[[Category:Locks]] [[Category:Keyways]]

User talk:Roker

2023-09-07T14:23:36Z

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Thanks for uploading a photo of the Master Lock No 5. Just checking though, did you take the photo? We can't use copyrighted images on the site. /mgsecure

US Star Tech

2023-09-06T13:17:38Z

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<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
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{{Lock manufacturer
|Name = US STAR TECH
|Img = File:US-STAR-TECH-card-s.jpg|100px
|Headquarters = -
|Founded = -
|Founder = -
|Products = [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Door]] hardware
}}
'''US STAR TECH''' is an American [[lock manufacturer]] that produces medium and high security lock [[cylinder]]s and [[Door|door]] hardware.

== Lock Listing ==
* [[US Star Tech Dimple Lock]]

== History ==

== Gallery ==

== External links ==
* [http://usstartech.com/ US STAR TECH homepage]

US Star Tech

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File:US-STAR-TECH-card-s.jpg

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== Summary ==
({{Information | Description=[[US Star Tech]] company logo | Date=06 Sep 2023 | Author= | Source=}}{{Non-free logo|regtrademark=yes}}) [[Category:US Star Tech]]

Lockwood

2023-08-25T20:45:30Z

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<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
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{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=Lockwood
|Img=File:Lockwood_logo.jpg
|Headquarters=Canada & Australia
|Founded=1878 in America & 1934 Australia
|Founder/s=Henry Sanford Lockwood & Henry W. Lester (America) John Stanley Ogden (Australia)
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Electronic lock]]s,
}}

'''Lockwood''' is made up of two independent companies from America and Australia that originated from the same company founded by Henry S. Lockwood and Henry W. Lester in 1878. The "American" Lockwood company, with its affiliate companies, such as Gulfport Industries, is the main inventor, developer and manufacturer of all of the parts and components that are used in the manufacturing of hollow metal doors, frames, and related hardware. The "Australian" [[lock manufacturer]] produces low and medium security [[padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]], and [[electronic lock]]s.

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== History ==
In 1878, the Lockwood brand was born when Henry Sanford Lockwood and Henry W. Lester established the Lester & Lockwood Company. The company changed its name to The Lockwood Manufacturing Company at some point, and at least as early as March 22, 1882, as the South Norwalk Sentinel announced that the Lockwood Manufacturing Company, a week prior, had received a letter from an interest in Madrid, Spain, requesting a catalog with prices of the goods available by Lockwood. Today, the “American” Lockwood recognizes its company's founding date as 1978.

Henry W. Lester was born in Clinton, CT, on November 10, 1830. He moved to Norwalk, CT in 1856 when the Norwalk Lock Company as a mold maker. Twelve years later, he went into business with Henry S. Lockwood for ten years. However, after becoming ill for three weeks, Lester died on the evening of March 20, 1888, at the age of 57.

General Nelson Taylor joined forces with Henry S. Lockwood, incorporating the business on May 22, 1888 (Special Acts and Resolutions of the State of Connecticut, vol. 10, shows that the Lockwood Manufacturing Co. received its certification for business on May 22, 1888). In 1889, they purchased the well-established Nashua Lock Company from Colonel Leonard W. Noyes (Lockwood: the story of its past, the basis for its future by Adon H. Brownell). However, according to an 1894 Lockwood catalog, the purchase was made in 1891.

January 16, 1894, at age of 72, General Nelson Taylor died, leaving Henry S. Lockwood to lead the company. A year later, Lockwood adopted a trademark, “Lockwood” stylized in cursive, that is still used today, along with a clover with an “L” at its center, introduced sometime during the turn of the century.

<div align="center">[[File:Lockwood-logo.png|200px|Lockwood company logo]]</div><br>

After 48 years of dedication to his company, Henry Sanford Lockwood (born June 18, 1850, in Tuckahoe, New York) died on February 5, 1926, at the age of 75 from an acute dilatation of the heart. He was the president, treasurer, and general manager of his company at the time of his death.

After the death of Henry S. Lockwood, the company steadily declined during the Great Depression. Morris Falk, leading the Independent Lock Company (ILCO), a company originally dedicated to supplying key blanks, absorbed the Lockwood Manufacturing Company in December of 1931 or January of 1932. They moved their headquarters from South Norwalk, Connecticut to Fitchburg, Massachusetts in order to accommodate the expansion of ILCO. The Lockwood Manufacturing Company was then reincorporated under the name of the Lockwood Hardware Manufacturing Company, becoming a division of ILCO.

Shortly after Lockwood was absorbed, John Stanley Ogden Sr. (previously relocated to Australia in the 1920s form from Brooklyn, New York) acquired the license from ILCO to operate under the Lockwood brand in Australia run by his company, Ogden Industries Pty. Limited, founded in 1934.

Below is a handbook created by the U.S. Department of Commerce for referencing information on economic, administrative, and legal developments affecting private, and foreign investments. Page 115 states that the letter “O” is designated to companies with patent, design, and trade licensing and other technological arrangements. The American firm is named on the left column and the Australian associate on the column to the right. On page 119, we see that in 1955, Ogden Industries was still operating with a license to use the Lockwood brand from ILCO.

Dr. Edward Ogden, grandson of Ogden Sr., stated, “At the outbreak of the Second World War, the company started making war materiel and expanded into a new purpose-built factory to cope with the demand, but they cut corners to get it opened in such a hurry that the firefighting equipment was not ready. The factory burned down in spectacular fashion (On March 24, 1943). The 280 staff were all redeployed to other industries.”

Just months after the new factory for Ogden Industries was opened, and shortly after midnight on Wednesday, March 24, 1943, a fire could be seen for nearly 50 miles stemming from the factory located on Sunshine Street, West Footscray, Melbourne, Australia.
Dr. Ogden also added, “My father (John Ogden Jr.) went off to war and my grandfather suffered a cerebral haemorrhage and died (June 5, 1943). Ogden Industries was acquired by Noyes Brothers.” (On September 25, 1946; Ogden Sr. previously worked for them before founding Ogden Industries).

The Lockwood company in America also played its role in World War II. In 1941, Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. secured a contract to aid in what would become known as The Manhattan Project. The company was entrusted with urgently supplying the government with large quantities of “security key system locks” for the base in Oak Ridge, TN where the project was taking place. From that facility would rise the Atomic Age, which would send out two of the largest and deadliest weapons ever deployed in the history of warfare, killing nearly 200,000 people.

Morris Falk immigrated from Russia to the United States of America in 1901. He was quick to learn the trade of die-making and excelled in his field; Falk even invented die designs of his own (barrettes and hair pins). In his early thirties, Falk founded the Independent Lock Company, commonly referred to as ILCO. Falk’s role was paramount in building the bridge between America and Australia and is the reason the Lockwood brand exists today in both hemispheres of the world. ILCO continues to be a successful company and is the world’s largest supplier of key blanks.

Two years after Falk’s death, ILCO, along with Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. was acquired by Unican in 1972, with Aaron M. Fish as CEO. The company was moved from Fitchburg to Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Fish stated that “Lockwood is a cancer,” in a report. He aimed to get rid of the company and did so by splitting the company up to maximize his profits.

He first struck a deal with Lloyd Matheson (USA) in June of 1975. "For $25,000, he would take all of Lockwood's lock-related tooling, patterns, fixtures, trademarks, designs for master-key systems, and for $10,000 up front plus another $190,000 on a pay-out basis we gave him the company’s inventory and work in progress. We would retain the Lockwood name for key blanks, which Matheson would purchase from us for his operations." Aaron Fish then reached out to Australia. "We opened 1977 with strong hopes...secured an agreement with Ogden Industries...based in Australia, to buy the Lockwood trademark for $250,000. They would have exclusive use of the trademark in Australia, New Zealand, Papa New Guinea and the Philippines, non-exclusive use in most of the world, and would refrain from marketing their products under the Lockwood name in Canada, the (United) States and Mexico. The agreement further stipulated that Ogden would pursue an active program of distributing ILCO Utican key blanks, key-duplicating machines and push-button locks." —Under Lock & Key, The UNICAN Story, by Aaron M. Fish.

Both the American and Australian Lockwood companies changed hands with different companies over recent years. In 1993, Email Limited acquired Ogden Industries, incorporating the Efco & Lockwood brands. In 1995, Lockwood (Australia), Efco, and Whitco merged as one company, becoming Lockwood Australia Limited. In 1999, ASSA ABLOY Group purchased 50% of Lockwood Australia Unlimited and formed Lockwood Security Products Pty. Limited. In 2001, ASSA ABLOY Group purchased 100% of Lockwood Security Products Pty. Limited, and in 2005, Lockwood Security Products Pty. Limited became ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty. Limited. Today, the “Australian” Lockwood brand is still owned by the giant ASSA ABLOY Group, a company that has acquired over 300 companies since ASSA of Sweden and ABLOY of Finland merged in 1994.

Winter Rose purchased the “American” Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. from Lloyd Matheson on September 4, 1997. In the same year, Winter Rose sold Lockwood to Mascoma Savings Bank, FSB on November 19. On the same date, it sold to Magnokrom Inc., which eventually became Lockwood Industries Inc. on September 5. Today, the headquarters of Lockwood Industries Inc. is in Burlington, Ontario, Canada.

== Lock listing ==

* [[Lockwood Twin]]
* [[Lockwood Generation 6]]
* [[Lockwood MT5]]
* [[Lockwood Digital DX]]
* [[Lockwood 110 series]]
* [[Lockwood 334 series]]

==Security and Picking==
Very few (if any) unmodified Lockwood locks use [[Security pin|security pins]], and all Lockwood padlock plugs rotate in the same direction (Clockwise), making them relatively low security.

However some Lockwood padlocks, such as the Lockwood 234/45 features an [[Interchangeable Core]], which can increase security, however these cores can be removed when the lock is open by simply using a screwdriver, rather than an interchange key / control key. This means that with access to an open padlock a key can be made to fit the lock through decoding.

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.lockweb.com.au/en/site/lockweb/about-us/ About Us, Lockwood Australia Website]
* [http://www.lockweb.com.au/en/site/lockweb/about-us/75-year-anniversary/ 75 Year anniversary, Lockwood Australia Website]
* [https://www.mechanicalbanks.org/sy/s-1991-1995/1994-09.htm Rabbit Standing, small]
* [https://www.antiquedoorknobs.org/uploads/7/3/6/9/73695709/lockwood1894preview.pdf Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue (1894)]
* [https://archive.org/details/LockwoodBuildersHardwareCatalogNo.20 Lockwood Builders Hardware Catalog No. 20 (1932)] (Archive.org)
* [https://archive.org/details/Sweets1938Sec162LockwoodHardwardMfgCo Patrician Hardware by Lockwood (1938)] (Archive.org)
* [https://www.antiquedoorknobs.org/uploads/7/3/6/9/73695709/lockwood1953preview.pdf Lockwood: The Story of Its Past; The Basis for Its Future.]
* [https://archive.org/details/lockwoodhardwaremanufacturingco. Lockwood Finishing Hardware (1959)] (Archive.org)
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KtPOCm4GXwVAe2JQrJqkVSLnMwvvT7eVEB3Vulg8i0I/edit?pli=1 Lockwood: From America to Australia (2022)]
==See Also==

* [[Lock manufacturers]]
* [[ASSA-Abloy]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Australian Lock Company]]

[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
[[Category:Lockwood| ]]
[[Category:ASSA-Abloy]]
[[Category:Australian Locks]]

Lockwood

2023-08-25T20:41:59Z

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<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
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{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=Lockwood
|Img=File:Lockwood_logo.jpg
|Headquarters=Canada & Australia
|Founded=1878 in America & 1934 Australia
|Founder/s=Henry Sanford Lockwood & Henry W. Lester (America) John Stanley Ogden (Australia)
|Products=[[Padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Electronic lock]]s,
}}

'''Lockwood''' is made up of two independent companies from America and Australia that originated from the same company founded by Henry S. Lockwood and Henry W. Lester in 1878. The "American" Lockwood company, with its affiliate companies, such as Gulfport Industries, is the main inventor, developer and manufacturer of all of the parts and components that are used in the manufacturing of hollow metal doors, frames, and related hardware. The "Australian" [[lock manufacturer]] produces low and medium security [[padlock]]s, [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]], and [[electronic lock]]s.

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== History ==
In 1878, the Lockwood brand was born when Henry Sanford Lockwood and Henry W. Lester established the Lester & Lockwood Company. The company changed its name to The Lockwood Manufacturing Company at some point, and at least as early as March 22, 1882, as the South Norwalk Sentinel announced that the Lockwood Manufacturing Company, a week prior, had received a letter from an interest in Madrid, Spain, requesting a catalog with prices of the goods available by Lockwood. Today, the “American” Lockwood company recognizes that the Lockwood Mfg. Co. was founded in 1978.

Henry W. Lester was born in Clinton, CT, on November 10, 1830. He moved to Norwalk, CT in 1856 when the Norwalk Lock Company as a mold maker. Twelve years later, he went into business with Henry S. Lockwood for ten years. However, after becoming ill for three weeks, Lester died on the evening of March 20, 1888, at the age of 57.

General Nelson Taylor joined forces with Henry S. Lockwood, incorporating the business on May 22, 1888 (Special Acts and Resolutions of the State of Connecticut, vol. 10, shows that the Lockwood Manufacturing Co. received its certification for business on May 22, 1888). In 1889, they purchased the well-established Nashua Lock Company from Colonel Leonard W. Noyes (Lockwood: the story of its past, the basis for its future by Adon H. Brownell). However, according to an 1894 Lockwood catalog, the purchase was made in 1891.

January 16, 1894, at age of 72, General Nelson Taylor died, leaving Henry S. Lockwood to lead the company. A year later, Lockwood adopted a trademark, “Lockwood” stylized in cursive, that is still used today, along with a clover with an “L” at its center, introduced sometime during the turn of the century.

<div align="center">[[File:Lockwood-logo.png|200px|Lockwood company logo]]</div><br>

After 48 years of dedication to his company, Henry Sanford Lockwood (born June 18, 1850, in Tuckahoe, New York) died on February 5, 1926, at the age of 75 from an acute dilatation of the heart. He was the president, treasurer, and general manager of his company at the time of his death.

After the death of Henry S. Lockwood, the company steadily declined during the Great Depression. Morris Falk, leading the Independent Lock Company (ILCO), a company originally dedicated to supplying key blanks, absorbed the Lockwood Manufacturing Company in December of 1931 or January of 1932. They moved their headquarters from South Norwalk, Connecticut to Fitchburg, Massachusetts in order to accommodate the expansion of ILCO. The Lockwood Manufacturing Company was then reincorporated under the name of the Lockwood Hardware Manufacturing Company, becoming a division of ILCO.

Shortly after Lockwood was absorbed, John Stanley Ogden Sr. (previously relocated to Australia in the 1920s form from Brooklyn, New York) acquired the license from ILCO to operate under the Lockwood brand in Australia run by his company, Ogden Industries Pty. Limited, founded in 1934.

Below is a handbook created by the U.S. Department of Commerce for referencing information on economic, administrative, and legal developments affecting private, and foreign investments. Page 115 states that the letter “O” is designated to companies with patent, design, and trade licensing and other technological arrangements. The American firm is named on the left column and the Australian associate on the column to the right. On page 119, we see that in 1955, Ogden Industries was still operating with a license to use the Lockwood brand from ILCO.

Dr. Edward Ogden, grandson of Ogden Sr., stated, “At the outbreak of the Second World War, the company started making war materiel and expanded into a new purpose-built factory to cope with the demand, but they cut corners to get it opened in such a hurry that the firefighting equipment was not ready. The factory burned down in spectacular fashion (On March 24, 1943). The 280 staff were all redeployed to other industries.”

Just months after the new factory for Ogden Industries was opened, and shortly after midnight on Wednesday, March 24, 1943, a fire could be seen for nearly 50 miles stemming from the factory located on Sunshine Street, West Footscray, Melbourne, Australia.
Dr. Ogden also added, “My father (John Ogden Jr.) went off to war and my grandfather suffered a cerebral haemorrhage and died (June 5, 1943). Ogden Industries was acquired by Noyes Brothers.” (On September 25, 1946; Ogden Sr. previously worked for them before founding Ogden Industries).

The Lockwood company in America also played its role in World War II. In 1941, Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. secured a contract to aid in what would become known as The Manhattan Project. The company was entrusted with urgently supplying the government with large quantities of “security key system locks” for the base in Oak Ridge, TN where the project was taking place. From that facility would rise the Atomic Age, which would send out two of the largest and deadliest weapons ever deployed in the history of warfare, killing nearly 200,000 people.

Morris Falk immigrated from Russia to the United States of America in 1901. He was quick to learn the trade of die-making and excelled in his field; Falk even invented die designs of his own (barrettes and hair pins). In his early thirties, Falk founded the Independent Lock Company, commonly referred to as ILCO. Falk’s role was paramount in building the bridge between America and Australia and is the reason the Lockwood brand exists today in both hemispheres of the world. ILCO continues to be a successful company and is the world’s largest supplier of key blanks.

Two years after Falk’s death, ILCO, along with Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. was acquired by Unican in 1972, with Aaron M. Fish as CEO. The company was moved from Fitchburg to Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Fish stated that “Lockwood is a cancer,” in a report. He aimed to get rid of the company and did so by splitting the company up to maximize his profits.

He first struck a deal with Lloyd Matheson (USA) in June of 1975. "For $25,000, he would take all of Lockwood's lock-related tooling, patterns, fixtures, trademarks, designs for master-key systems, and for $10,000 up front plus another $190,000 on a pay-out basis we gave him the company’s inventory and work in progress. We would retain the Lockwood name for key blanks, which Matheson would purchase from us for his operations." Aaron Fish then reached out to Australia. "We opened 1977 with strong hopes...secured an agreement with Ogden Industries...based in Australia, to buy the Lockwood trademark for $250,000. They would have exclusive use of the trademark in Australia, New Zealand, Papa New Guinea and the Philippines, non-exclusive use in most of the world, and would refrain from marketing their products under the Lockwood name in Canada, the (United) States and Mexico. The agreement further stipulated that Ogden would pursue an active program of distributing ILCO Utican key blanks, key-duplicating machines and push-button locks." —Under Lock & Key, The UNICAN Story, by Aaron M. Fish.

Both the American and Australian Lockwood companies changed hands with different companies over recent years. In 1993, Email Limited acquired Ogden Industries, incorporating the Efco & Lockwood brands. In 1995, Lockwood (Australia), Efco, and Whitco merged as one company, becoming Lockwood Australia Limited. In 1999, ASSA ABLOY Group purchased 50% of Lockwood Australia Unlimited and formed Lockwood Security Products Pty. Limited. In 2001, ASSA ABLOY Group purchased 100% of Lockwood Security Products Pty. Limited, and in 2005, Lockwood Security Products Pty. Limited became ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty. Limited.
Today, the “Australian” Lockwood brand is still owned by the giant ASSA ABLOY Group, a company that has acquired over 300 companies since ASSA of Sweden and ABLOY of Finland merged in 1994.
Winter Rose purchased the “American” Lockwood Hardware Mfg. Co. from Lloyd Matheson on September 4, 1997. In the same year, Winter Rose sold Lockwood to Mascoma Savings Bank, FSB on November 19. On the same date, it sold to Magnokrom Inc., which eventually became Lockwood Industries Inc. on September 5. Today, the headquarters of Lockwood Industries Inc. is in Burlington, Ontario, Canada.

== Lock listing ==

* [[Lockwood Twin]]
* [[Lockwood Generation 6]]
* [[Lockwood MT5]]
* [[Lockwood Digital DX]]
* [[Lockwood 110 series]]
* [[Lockwood 334 series]]

==Security and Picking==
Very few (if any) unmodified Lockwood locks use [[Security pin]]'s, and all Lockwood padlock plugs rotate in the same direction (Clockwise), making them relatively low security.

However some Lockwood padlocks, such as the Lockwood 234/45 features an [[Interchangeable Core]], which can increase security, however these cores can be removed when the lock is open by simply using a screwdriver, rather than an interchange key / control key. This means that with access to an open padlock a key can be made to fit the lock through decoding.

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.lockweb.com.au/en/site/lockweb/about-us/ About Us, Lockwood Australia Website]
* [http://www.lockweb.com.au/en/site/lockweb/about-us/75-year-anniversary/ 75 Year anniversary, Lockwood Australia Website]
* [https://www.mechanicalbanks.org/sy/s-1991-1995/1994-09.htm Rabbit Standing, small]
* [https://www.antiquedoorknobs.org/uploads/7/3/6/9/73695709/lockwood1894preview.pdf Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue (1894)]
* [https://archive.org/details/LockwoodBuildersHardwareCatalogNo.20 Lockwood Builders Hardware Catalog No. 20 (1932)] (Archive.org)
* [https://archive.org/details/Sweets1938Sec162LockwoodHardwardMfgCo Patrician Hardware by Lockwood (1938)] (Archive.org)
* [https://www.antiquedoorknobs.org/uploads/7/3/6/9/73695709/lockwood1953preview.pdf Lockwood: The Story of Its Past; The Basis for Its Future.]
* [https://archive.org/details/lockwoodhardwaremanufacturingco. Lockwood Finishing Hardware (1959)] (Archive.org)
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KtPOCm4GXwVAe2JQrJqkVSLnMwvvT7eVEB3Vulg8i0I/edit?pli=1 Lockwood: From America to Australia (2022)]
==See Also==

* [[Lock manufacturers]]
* [[ASSA-Abloy]]
* [[Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Australian Lock Company]]

[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
[[Category:Lockwood| ]]
[[Category:ASSA-Abloy]]
[[Category:Australian Locks]]

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'''DeGuard''' is an American [[Lock Manufacturers|lock manufacturer]] that produces high and medium security [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]].

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== Lock Listing ==

* [[DeGuard Interactive]] dimple lock



== External links ==

[http://www.deguardlock.com/ DeGuard lock company homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]

[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
[[Category:Dimple locks]]


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=Corbin Emhart =

{{Lock model
| name = Corbin Emhart
| Img = File:Corbin_Emhart_cylinder.jpg
| maker = [[Corbin Russwin]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
| patent = [https://patents.google.com/patent/US4098103A/ US 4,098,103]<br>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US4103526A US 4,103,526]<br>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US4208894A/ US 4,208,894]
| years_produced = 1978 - Present
}}

The '''Emhart''' is a [[UL 437]] rated [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] lock made by [[Corbin Russwin]]. The Emhart is best known for having interlocking pins that provide resistance to [[lockpicking]] and make the lock immune to [[key bumping]] attacks. The Emhart is one of the few pin-tumbler locks that uses [[axial rotation]] as one of its key control and pick-resistance features.

The Emhart is still produced but only existing systems are supported. Corbin Russwin lost a case filed by [[Medeco]] in 1975 which claimed the Emhart design, particularly the use of axial rotation, infringed upon Medeco's patents. The case was settled in 1977 and forced Corbin Russwin to pay Medeco royalties on each Emhart sold until March of 1987.

The Emhart has since been superceded by the [[Corbin Russwin Pyramid]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The Emhart is a [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] lock that uses six pin stacks. The driver pins of the Emhart have a T shaped protrusion, with a matching gap on the top of the key pins. These two points interlock, requiring that pins move together until they are disconnected. When pin stacks are properly raised and rotated, movement of the plug causes the pin stacks to disconnect, trapping each driver pin above the [[shear line]]. Driver pins maintain their position by being trapped in grooves around the plug. These grooves double as protection against various forms of [[destructive entry]], as well. The key contains cuts that mirror the grooves in the plug, allowing the plug to rotate completely while keeping the driver pins in the proper position.

The tips of key pins are chiseled at various angles and mate with angled bitting cuts on the key. These cuts provide [[axial rotation]] which is necessary to properly rotate the pin stacks.

The Emhart uses a variable [[MACS]] based on the angle of rotation between pins. Adjacent pins with the same angles use a MACS of 4, adjacent pins with different angles use a MACS of 3.<ref>{{Ref pulford}}</ref>

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:Corbin_Emhart_key.jpg | The Emhart key.
File:Corbin_Emhart_pins.jpg | Interlocking pin stacks.
File:Corbin_Emhart_plug.jpg | Pins properly aligned at the [[shear line]].
File:Corbin_Emhart_plug_pins.jpg | The grooved [[plug]] holds driver pins when rotated.
File:Corbin Russwin Emhart - gigawalt - 2 cutaway.jpg | Cutaway by l0ckcr4ck3r
File:Corbin Russwin Emhart - gigawalt - 3 cutaway.jpg | Cutaway by l0ckcr4ck3r
File:Corbin Russwin Emhart - gigawalt - 4 cutaway.jpg | Cutaway by l0ckcr4ck3r
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== Components ==

Master Keying Kit No. W70A
for Emhart High Security Locking System
with Interlocking Pin Tumblers

* #2 (1) Tumbler Pin 407T41-4242
* #2 (2) Tumbler Pin 407T42-4242
* #3 (1) Tumbler Pin 407T41-4270
* #3 (2) Tumbler Pin 407T42-4270
* #4 (1) Tumbler Pin 407T41-4298
* #4 (2) Tumbler Pin 407T42-4298
* #5 (1) Tumbler Pin 407T41-4326
* #5 (2) Tumbler Pin 407T42-4326
* #6 (1) Tumbler Pin 407T41-4354
* #6 (2) Tumbler Pin 407T42-4354

* Driver Pin 407T43-4193
* Driver Pin 407T43-4158

* #2 (1) Master Pin 407T31-4097
* #2 (3) Master Pin 407T33-4097
* #2 (2) Master Pin 407T32-4097
* #3 (1) Master Pin 407T31-4125
* #3 (3) Master Pin 407T33-4125
* #3 (2) Master Pin 407T32-4125
* #4 (1) Master Pin 407T31-4153
* #4 (3) Master Pin 407T33-4153
* #4 (2) Master Pin 407T32-4153

* Springs 401F87-7
* Slides 217F44

The last 3 digits of the part number are the pin length, in thousandths of an inch, including the tab.

== Dissassembly instructions ==

The Emhart is relatively easy to disassemble, but it cannot be disassembled in as many ways as traditional pin-tumbler locks. Most importantly, the plug cannot be removed with a traditional [[plug follower]] because of the interlocking pins and the ribbed plug. Pin stacks must be installed and removed from the pin chambers only.

# Remove the pin chamber casing and remove the pin stacks.
# Remove the [[cam]] or C-clip.
# Remove the [[plug]].

== Vulnerabilities ==

The Emhart may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]

'''Notes'''
* The Emhart is immune to [[key bumping]] due to the interlocking pins.
* Traditional picking techniques disconnect the pins and leave no easy way to reconnect them (unless the lock is mounted vertically up, see [[Talk:Corbin_Emhart|talk page]]), effectively making the lock non-functional. Overcoming this requires that after the plug is rotated to open the lock the key pins can be raised and rotated back to a position where they can re-engage the driver pins.
* Certain forms of [[destructive entry]], particularly forced removal of the [[plug]], are much harder due to the design of the interlocking pins and the grooved plug.

== Gallery ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:Corbin_Emhart_key_angles.jpg
File:Corbin_Emhart_pins_all.jpg
File:Corbin_Emhart_plug_solo.jpg
File:Corbin_Emhart_plug_key.jpg
</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==

* [[Corbin Russwin]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Axial rotation]]

[[Category:Corbin Russwin| ]]
[[Category:Lock_models]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]
[[Category:High_security_locks]]
[[Category:UL_437_locks]]
[[Category:Axial rotation]]

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== Testing ==

=== [[Lock index]] ===

== Recent contribs ==
* [[ALPHA FB]]
* [[MIWA JN]]
* [[Goal D9]]
* [[Goal V18]]
* [[WEST 916]]
* [[WEST 917]]
* [[IKON WSW]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
* [[ABUS EC700]]
* [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]]
* [[S&G 6730]]
* [[Yardeni 6]]
* [[Lock index|Lock classification index]]
* [[Belt ranking]]
* [[Keyway gallery]] (photos)
* [[Security pin]] (illustrations and photos)
* [[Dimple]] (photos)

== Image Uploads ==

=== Lock Deconstruction Photos ===
<gallery widths=400px align=left>
File:West 916 - components - FXE48892-Edit.jpg | [[WEST 916]] components
File:MTL_Composite_-_FXE49247-Edit-2.jpg | [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] components
File:ABUS-72-40-components-with-lock.png| [[ABUS_72|ABUS 72/40]] components
</gallery>

=== [[Master Lock]] Laminated Brass Padlocks===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | [[Master Lock]] No 2-8 grid
File:Master Lock No 2-8 row - FXE48784-Edit-2.png | [[Master Lock]] No 2-8 row
File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] front
File:Master Lock No 2 keyway - FXE48768-2.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 2 key - FXE48735.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] key
File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] front
File:Master Lock No 4 keyway - FXE48774.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 4 key - FXE48747.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] key
File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] front
File:Master Lock No 6 keyway - FXE48764.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 6 key - FXE48738.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] key
File:Master Lock No 8 front - FXE48777.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] front
File:Master Lock No 8 keyway - FXE48779.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 8 key - FXE48754.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] key
</gallery>

=== [[MIWA JN]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:MIWA JN lock cylinders - FXE48151.png | MIWA JN lock cylinders
File:MIWA JN front keyway - FXE48203.png | Front, keyway
File:MIWA JN pin axes - MIWA JN four pin axes.png | Four pin axes
File:MIWA JN side row pins - FXE48162-Edit-2-Edit.png | Side row pins
File:MIWA JN core side view - FXE48193.png | Core, side view
File:MIWA JN key - FXE48212.png | Key
File:MIWA JN key - FXE48230.png | Key
File:MIWA JN dimple cuts - FXE48233.png | Dimple cuts
File:MIWA JN side pin - FXE48237.png | Side row pin
File:MIWA JN diagonal pin - FXE48241.png | Diagonal row pin
</gallery>

=== [[ABUS 72|ABUS 72/40]] ===
[[File:ABUS-72-40-components-with-lock.png|750px]]

=== [[Keyway gallery]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:MTL Interactive keyway gallery - FXE48058.jpg | Mul-T-Lock Interactive 

File:Kaba experT keyway - FXE47920.jpg | Kaba experT keyway
File:Kaba 8 cam lock keyway - FXE47922.jpg | Kaba 8 cam lock keyway
File:Kaba 8 cam lock keyway 2 - FXE47926.jpg | Kaba 8 cam lock keyway 2



File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_lit_-_FXE47828.jpg‎ | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark, lit
File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_not_lit_-_FXE47834.jpg | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark, glowing

File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - keyway - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - keyway
File:West 917 housing front view - FXE47515.jpg | [[WEST 917]] housing keyway
File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg | [[WEST 916]] front view keyway
File:Goal V18 housing keyway - FXE47506.jpg | [[Goal V18]] housing keyway
File:Goal D9 keyway 02 - FXE47503.jpg | [[Goal D9]] keyway 02
File:IKON WSW keyway - FXE47518.jpg | IKON WSW keyway
</gallery>

=== [[IKON WSW]] ===

<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:IKON_WSW_keyway_-_FXE47518.jpg | WSW keyway
File:IKON_WSW_cylinder_and_key_-_FXE47530.jpg | Cylinder and key
File:IKON WSW components full.jpg | WSW components full
File:IKON WSW pin-tumblers - FXE47988.jpg | Pin-tumblers
File:IKON WSW sliders - FXE47984.jpg | Sliders
File:IKON WSW sidebar - FXE47985.jpg | Sidebar
File:IKON WSW core top view - FXE47989.jpg | Core top view
File:IKON WSW core side view - FXE47996.jpg | Core side view
</gallery>

=== [[S&G 6730]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:S & G 6730 components - FXE48015.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] components
File:S & G 6730 dial - FXE48005.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] dial
File:S & G 6730 back - FXE48003.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] back
File:S & G 6730 back open - FXE48015.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] back open
File:S & G 6730 wheel pack - FXE48033.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] wheel pack
File:S & G 6730 components blue - FXE48011.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] internal components
File:S & G 6730 dial - FXE48021.jpg | [[S&G 6700]] dial
File:S & G 6730 spy-proof dial - FXE48018.jpg | [[S&G 6700]] spy-proof dial
</gallery>

=== [[Goal D9 | GOAL D9]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Goal D9 keyway 01 - FXE47502.jpg | GOAL D9 keyway 01
File:Goal D9 keyway 02 - FXE47503.jpg | GOAL D9 keyway 02
File:Goal D9 small cylinder new - FXE47496.jpg | GOAL D9 small cylinder
File:Goal D9 key new - FXE47498.jpg | GOAL D9 key
File:Goal-V18-D9-size-compare.jpg | GOAL V18-D9 size compare

File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-front+key.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder & key
File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-front.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder, front view
File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-side.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder, side view
File:Goal_GoalD9-key-closeup.jpg|GOAL D9 key and dimple closeup
File:Goal_GoalD9-key.jpg|GOAL D9 key
File:Goal_GoalD9-pins-top.jpg|GOAL D9 pins (single row)
File:Goal_GoalD9-pins-all.jpg|GOAL D9 pins (all three rows)
File:Goal_GoalD9-overmilling.jpg|GOAL D9 core overmilling
File:GOAL D9 core, construction keying - FXE47813.jpg | GOAL D9 core, drilled for [[construction keying]]
File:Goal_GoalD9-sizeCompare.jpg|GOAL D9 size compared to 1 1/4" mortise lock
</gallery>

<span id="GoalV18gallery"></span>

=== [[Goal V18 | GOAL V18]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Goal V18 housing front - FXE47506.jpg | GOAL V18 housing front
File:Goal V18 cylinder front - FXE47507.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder front
File:Goal V18 cylinder top - FXE47513.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder top
File:Goal V18 cylinder back - FXE47514.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder back
File:Goal V18 drill protection - FXE47610.jpg | GOAL V18 drill protection

File:Goal V18 small cylinder - FXE47493.jpg | GOAL V18 small cylinder
File:Goal V18 key - FXE47497.jpg | GOAL V18 key
File:Goal-V18-D9-size-compare.jpg | GOAL V18-D9 size compare
File:Goal V18 housing keyway - FXE47506.jpg | GOAL V18 housing keyway
File:Goal V18 cylinder keyway - FXE47507.jpg | GOAL V18 cylinder keyway

File:V18 side pins new - FXE47612.jpg | Side pins
File:V18 top pins new - FXE47613.jpg | Top pins

File:Goal V18 rim v compact - FXE47636.jpg | Goal V18 rim v compact cylinders
File:Goal V18 pin sizes - FXE47722.jpg | [[Goal V18]] pin sizes
File:Goal V18 core - FXE47697.jpg | [[Goal V18]] core
File:Goal V18 core with bearing - FXE47712-Edit.jpg | [[Goal V18]] core with bearing
File:Goal V18 pin stack variations - FXE47726.jpg | [[Goal V18]] pin stack variations
File:Goal V18 ward pins - FXE47665-Edit-Edit.jpg | [[Goal V18]] ward pins

File:Goal V18-03 all pins - FXE47613.jpg | Goal V18-03 all pins
File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_lit_glowing_-_FXE47828.jpg‎ | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark

</gallery>

=== [[WEST 916]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view keyway
File:West 916 front view - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view
File:West 916 cylinder top view - FXE47519.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder top view
File:West 916 side view - FXE47528.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder side view
File:West 916 key - FXE47523.jpg | WEST 916 key
File:West 916 pins - FXE47588.jpg | WEST 916 pins (one side)
File:West 916 pin sizes - FXE47594.jpg | WEST 916, all four pin sizes
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | WEST 916 & 917 key comparison
</gallery>

=== [[WEST 917]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:West 917 housing front view - FXE47515.jpg | WEST 917 housing keyway
File:West 917 key + dimple cuts - FXE47909.jpg | West 917 key with dimple cuts
File:West 917 cylinder front - closer - FXE47516.jpg | Cylinder front view
File:West 917 pins in core - FXE47899.jpg | Three rows of pins in 917 core

File:West 917 pin sizes - West917 - pin sizes - FXE47868-70.jpg | Driver, top, and side pin sizes
File:West 917 all pins - West 917 all pins no springs - FXE47862-4.jpg | Full set of pins
File:West_917_all_pins_&_springs_-_FXE47862-4_full.jpg | Full set of pins & springs

File:West 917 core side view + indent - FXE47877.jpg | Core side view + indent for core centering
File:West 917 core top view - FXE47874.jpg | Core top view + construction key drilling
File:West 917 core + construction drilling - FXE47893.jpg | 917 core with chamber overmilling
File:West 917 cylinder top + bible cover - FXE47872.jpg | Cylinder top + bible cover

File:West 917 cylinder front - FXE47516.jpg | Cylinder front
File:West 917 cylinder top - FXE47520.jpg | Cylinder top
File:West 917 key - small - FXE47524.jpg | 917 key
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | West 916 & 917 key comparison

</gallery>

=== Padlocks & their keyways ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:ABUS 55-40 - FXE47399.jpg | ABUS 55/40
File:ABUS 55-40 keyway - FXE47764-Edit.jpg | ABUS 55/40 keyway
File:ABUS 64TI-50 - FXE47403.jpg | ABUS 64TI/50
File:ABUS 64TI-50 keyway - FXE47787.jpg | ABUS 64TI/50 keyway
File:ABUS 71-40 LOTO keyway - FXE47780.jpg | ABUS 71/40 LOTO keyway
File:ABUS 72-40 - FXE47393.jpg | ABUS 72/40
File:ABUS 72-40 keyway - FXE47769.jpg | ABUS 72/40 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-40 - FXE47550.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40
File:ABUS 75IB-40 back - FXE47551.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40 back
File:ABUS 75IB-40 keyway - FXE47784.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-50 - FXE47545.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50
File:ABUS 75IB-50 back - FXE47555.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 back
File:ABUS 75IB-50 keyway - FXE47785.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-50 + key - FXE47556.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 + key
File:ABUS 80TI-50 - FXE47402-Edit.jpg | ABUS 80TI/50
File:ABUS 80TI-50 keyway - FXE47789.jpg | ABUS 80TI/50 keyway
File:American 1100, blue - FXE47407.jpg | American Lock 1100, blue
File:American 1100, blue, back - FXE47409.jpg | American Lock 1100, blue, back
File:American 1100, red - FXE47404.jpg | American Lock 1100, red
File:American 1100, red, back - FXE47405.jpg | American Lock 1100, red, back
File:American 1100, red, keyway - FXE47781.jpg | American Lock 1100, red, keyway
File:American 5200 - FXE47395.jpg | American Lock 5200
File:American 5200 keyway - FXE47774.jpg | American Lock 5200 keyway
File:American 5200, back - FXE47396.jpg | American Lock 5200, back
File:Clear acrylic practice lock - FXE47413.jpg | Clear acrylic practice lock
File:Clear acrylic practice lock keyway - FXE47792.jpg | Clear acrylic practice lock keyway
File:Master_Lock 3 - FXE47401.jpg | Master Lock #3
File:Master Lock 3 keyway - FXE47772.jpg | Master Lock #3 keyway
File:Master-140-front.jpg | Master Lock 140
File:Master Lock 140 keyway - FXE47765.jpg | Master Lock 140 keyway
Master-141-front.jpg | Master Lock 141
File:Master Lock 141 keyway - FXE47771.jpg | Master Lock 141 keyway
File:Master Lock 142 - FXE48039.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]]
File:Master Lock 142 keyway - FXE48040.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]] keyway
File:Master Lock 142 & key - FXE48043.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]] & key
File:Master Lock 150 - FXE47400.jpg | Master Lock 150
File:Master Lock 150 keyway - FXE47767.jpg | Master Lock 150 keyway
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange - FXE47410.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange, keyway - FXE47775.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange, keyway
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, red - FXE47411.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, red
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, red, keyway - FXE47777.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, red, keyway
File:PACLOCK 90A - FXE47406.jpg | PACLOCK 90A
File:PACLOCK 90A keyway - FXE47783.jpg | PACLOCK 90A keyway
File:Wilson_Bohannon_553_K_front.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock
File:Wilson Bohannon padlock keyway - FXE47793.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock keyway
</gallery>

=== [[Security pin]] illustrations ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:SecurityPin-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Spool Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Serrated-mgsecure.jpg | Serrated Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Spoorated-mgsecure.jpg | "Spoorated" Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Double-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Double-Spool Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Mushroom-mgsecure.jpg | Mushroom Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Tapered-mgsecure.jpg | Tapered Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Trampoline-mgsecure.jpg | Trampoline Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Barrel-mgsecure.jpg | Barrel Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Barrel-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Barrel-Spool Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-T-Pin-mgsecure.jpg | T-Pin Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Drunken-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | "Drunken-Spool" Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Gin-Bottle-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Gin-Bottle-Spool Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Spool Security Key Pin
File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Serrated-mgsecure.jpg | Serrated Security Key Pin
File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Torpedo-mgsecure.jpg | Torpedo Security Key Pin
</gallery>

=== Miscellaneous ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Souber Tools MTL flags - FXE48050.jpg | Souber Tools flags for [[Mul-T-Lock]]
File:PickCompare-Offset-Diamonds-crop.png | Varitations of Offset Diamond [[Lockpick]]s

File:Dimple-West 917 key + dimple cuts hor - FXE47909.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[WEST 917]] key
File:Dimple-Kaba experT key - FXE47916.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[Kaba|Kaba experT]] key with dimple cuts
File:Dimple-Goal D9 key - FXE47012.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[Goal D9]] key
File:Dimple-West 917 pins in core - FXE47899-Edit.jpg | Pins for a dimple key in core of the [[WEST 917]]
File:Dimple-West 917 cylinder front - closer - FXE47516.jpg | Vertical dimple keyway of the [[WEST 917]]
File:Dimple-MTL Jr keyway lighter - FXE44819.jpg | Horizontal dimple keyway of the [[Mul-T-Lock]] Jr.

File:HUK follower set - FXE47940.jpg | HUK follower set
File:Keedex EZ-Load follower - FXE47934.jpg | Keedex EZ-Load follower
File:Segmented follower - FXE47948-Edit.jpg | Segmented follower
File:Improvised followers - FXE47944.jpg | Improvised followers

File:Abus EC700 euro cylinder - FXE47625.jpg | Abus EC700 euro cylinder
File:ABUS EC700 key - FXE47657.jpg | ABUS EC700 key
File:ABUS EC700 cut euro cylinder - FXE47684.jpg | ABUS EC700 cut euro cylinder
File:cylinder types - FXE47651.jpg | Common lock cylinder types
File:cylinder - euro profile - FXE47645.jpg | Euro profile cylinder side view

File:Telescoping-pins.jpg|Telescoping pins from the [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]]
File:Telescoping-pins-serrated.jpg|Serrated telescoping pins

File:LaGard-1985-without_cover.jpg | La Gard 1985, Lock mechanism
File:LaGard-1985-back.jpg | La Gard 1985, Back cover
File:LaGard-1985-sticker.jpg | La Gard 1985, Lock info
File:LaGard-1985-with dial.jpg | La Gard 1985, With top-reading dial
File:LaGard-1985-hardware.jpg | La Gard 1985, Mounting hardware and change key

File:MTL-MTLinteractive-key.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive key
File:MTL-MTLinteractive-pins.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive pins

File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-front.jpg|Yardeni 6, front view
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-pins.jpg|Yardeni 6, pins
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-cylinder-core-pins.jpg|Yardeni 6, components
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-key.jpg|Yardeni 6, key

File:DeGuard-Dimple-front.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, front view
File:DeGuard-Dimple-pins.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, pins (1" cylinder)
File:DeGuard-Dimple-key.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, key
File:DeGuard-Dimple-mortise-lengths.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, motise cylinder lengths and key counts

File:Wilson Bohannon 553 K bottom.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock, bottom view
File:Wheelpack-FXE47330-crop.jpg | S&G 8400 series wheel pack (brass wheels)
File:Challenge-Lock-PIP-smaller.png | Telescoping pins from a [[challenge lock]]

File:IKON WSW keyway - FXE47518.jpg | WSW keyway
File:IKON WSW cylinder and key - FXE47530.jpg | WSW cylinder and key

File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - keyway - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - keyway
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - front - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - front
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - key - FXE47660.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - key
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - pins - FXE46966.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - pins
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - cut euro cylinder - FXE47663.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - cut euro cylinder

File:Security pins - MTL, Schlage, Goal - FXE47739.jpg | Security pins from [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]], [[Schlage]] residential cylinder, and [[Goal V18]]

File:security-card-Angal.jpg | Security card, [[Angal]]
File:security-card-DeGuard.jpg | Security card, [[DeGuard Dimple Lock]]
File:security-card-MTL-Jr.jpg | Security card, [[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
File:security-card-Yardeni.jpg | Security card, [[Yardeni 6]]

</gallery>

== Change Log ==

'''02.03.2023'''

New page
* [[ALPHA FB]]

'''01.30.2023'''

New page
* [[MIWA JN]]

'''01.26.2023'''

New pages
* [[MAKO]]
* [[MAKO 427]]

'''01.13.2023'''

New stub pages
* [[Pollux]]
* [[Vachette VDIS+]]

'''01.12.2023'''

[[Goal P]]
* add photos from Reinder S.

'''01.11.2023'''

[[Lock index]]
* separate page for lock classification table, format & data tweaks

[[IKON TK5]]
* full content update

'''01.10.2023'''

[[Plug follower]]
* Added descriptions & photos of pinning shoe, sore shims

'''01.06.2023'''

Photos:
* [[Master Lock No 142]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]]

'''01.05.2023'''

[[Yardeni 6]]
* major content additions

'''01.04.2023'''

[[Sargent & Greenleaf]]
* [[S&G 6730]] create new page with gallery

'''01.03.2023'''

[[DeGuard]]
* [[DeGuard Interactive]] add detailed content

'''01.01.2023'''

[[HOBES]]
* [[HOBES 02-03]] stub page with gallery
* [[HOBES 24129]] stub page with gallery

'''12.30.2022'''

[[IKON WSW]]
* Add content

'''12.29.2022'''

[[IKON WSW]]
* Add images

'''12.24.2022'''

[[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
* Create new page for lock

[[Testing-mgsecure#Classification_Test | Lock Classification Grid]]
* Updates and (partial) automation

'''12.20.2022'''

[[Belt ranking]]
* created new page for LPU belt system

'''12.19.2022'''

[[Illinois Lock Company]]
* Update content and links, reflect merger with Eberhard

[[SEA]]
* content re-org and general cleanup

'''12.15.2022'''

[[Testing-mgsecure#Classification_Test | Lock Classification Grid]]
* Proof of Concept

'''12.12.2022'''

<s>[[High pin count]]</s>
* <s>Create page for high pin count locks</s>
* <s>Add section to [[High Security Locks]]</s>

'''12.11.2022'''

[[Dimple]]
* Add gallery of photos

[[Plug follower]]
* Add gallery of photos

'''12.09.2022'''

[[WEST 917]]
* Content update with more complete info
* New photos and gallery reorg

'''12.08.2022'''

[[Lockpick]]
* Clean up list of [[Lockpick#Makers|pick makers]]

'''12.07.2022'''

[[Security pin]]
* Add gallery of [[Security_pin#Security_pin_illustrations|Security Pin illustrations]]

[[HOBES]]
* Create stub page for Czech lever lock manufacturer

'''12.06.2022'''

[[MIT Guide to Lock Picking]]
* Fundamental cleanup work, Section numbering, etc.
* Added image for first of the figures (2.1)

'''12.05.2022'''

[[Plug]]
* Added image gallery

'''12.02.2022'''

[[Euro Profile]]
* add disassembly instructions

[[Cylinder]]
* replace sidebar image

'''12.01.2022'''

[[ABUS]]
* [[ABUS EC700]] - new page with feature image & gallery

'''11.30.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* [[WEST 916]] - content overhaul to match [[WEST 917 | 917]]

'''11.28.2022'''

Dimple Locks
* [[Goal D9]] - content overhaul to match [[Goal V18 | V18]]
* [[WEST 917]] - same

'''11.25.2022'''

[[User:Mgsecure#Keyway_gallery | Keyway images]]
* upload cropped images for use on [[Keyway gallery]] page

'''11.23.2022'''

[[User:Mgsecure#Padlocks_.26_their_keyways|'''Padlocks & keyways''']] - uploaded a batch of images, see also [[:Category:Padlocks]]

[[ABUS]]
* [[ABUS 55]] - add photos
* [[ABUS 64TI]] - new page with gallery
* [[ABUS 72]] - add gallery
* [[ABUS 75IB]] - new page with gallery
* [[ABUS 80TI]] - new page with gallery

[[American Lock]]
* [[American Lock 1100]] - add new photos
* [[American Lock 5200]] - add keyway photo

[[Master Lock]]
* [[Master Lock No 3]] - new page with gallery
* [[Master Lock No 140]] - add/move photos to gallery
* [[Master Lock No 141]] - add gallery
* [[Master Lock No 150]] - new page with gallery
* [[Master Lock No 410]] - add gallery

[[PACLOCK]]
* [[PACLOCK 90A]] - new page with gallery

[[Wilson Bohannan]]
* add keyway photo to Gallery

[[Kale Kilit]]
* [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - new page with gallery

'''11.18.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* new photos and content refinement to the [[Goal V18]]

'''11.16.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* Additional content refinement to the [[Goal V18]]

[[Security card]]
* added additional cards with links

[[:Category:Keys]]
* tagged existing images for category

'''11.14.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* Major content additions to the [[Goal V18]]

'''11.12.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* replace pin images for the [[Goal V18]]

[[IKON]]
* add WSW images to main gallery

'''11.11.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* Create new page for [[WEST 916]]
* Create new page for [[WEST 917]]

'''11.10.2022'''

* uploaded images of the [http://lockwiki.com/index.php/User:Mgsecure#GoalV18gallery Goal V18] for consideration
* new images of the [[Goal D9]]
* uploaded images for possible use on the [http://lockwiki.com/index.php/User:Mgsecure#Keyway_gallery Keyway gallery]

'''11.08.2022'''

[[Ruko]]
* Updated empty page with standard content sections, minimal content, company logo

[[Chubb]]
* Added missing logo

[[FAB]]
* Added missing logo

[[Keyway gallery]]
* uploaded [[User:Mgsecure#Keyway_Photos_.28for_possible_use_on_the_Keyway_gallery_page.29 | images for possible use]]

'''11.05.2022'''

[[ABUS]]
* added note about lock models/sizes
* fixed links in references, etc

[[Key patent expiration dates]]
* added patent expiration dates for Mul-T-Lock platforms

'''11.04.2022'''

[[Key patent expiration dates]]
* fixed formatting
* made table sortable

'''11.03.2022'''

[[Telescoping pin]]
* Added History (with reference to MTL history page)
* Added Principles of Operaton
* Added challenge lock PIP to gallery
* Added redirect from [[Pin-in-pin]]

[[IKON]]
* updated logo
* added "IKON" lock names

[[Sargent]]
* added info and reference to History section

[[KESO]]
* updated logo (ASSA-Abloy)

'''10.31.2022'''

[[PACLOCK]]
* Added company logo
* Added "PACLOCK" to lock model names

'''10.24.2022'''

[[Bowley Lock Company]]
* updated logo
* added Rotasera to lock listing

'''10.23.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* created manufacturer page

[[MIWA]]
* added info to history section
* separated PR and U9 into separate entries in lock listing

'''10.22.2022'''

[[Wilson Bohannan]]
* Added gallery with photos

[[Wheel pack]]
* added photo to gallery
* added captions for all photos

'''10.21.2022'''

[[DeGuard]]
* [[DeGuard]] - Created new page for manufacturer
* [[DeGuard Dimple Lock]] - new page for MTL clone
* [[Lock_manufacturer]] - Added DeGuard
* [[De Guard]] - (with space) redirect to [[DeGuard]]

[[Master Lock]]
* [[Master_Lock_No_141]] - added missing lock photo
* [[Master_Lock_No_140]] - updated lock photo

[[American Lock]]
* [[American Lock 5200]] - added front/back views to gallery

'''10.20.2022'''

[[Yardeni]]
* [[Yardeni]] - Created new page for manufacturer
* [[Lock manufacturer]] - Added Yardeni
* [[Yardeni 6]] - new page for lock model

[[Mul-T-Lock]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] - added photos of key & pins
* [[MTL]] - created redirect to [[Mul-T-Lock]]

[[La Gard]]
* [[La Gard 1985]] - new page for lock model
* [[La Gard]] - Added model 1985

'''10.19.2022'''

[[Goal V18]]
* <s>tweaked color balance of images</s>
* added photos of pins

[[Telescoping pin]] - added photos of pins from MTL Interactive, Angal

[[KESO]] - added lock listing

'''10.18.2022'''

[[Goal]] and [[Goal Den International]]

Goal brand locks were incorrectly associated with the brand Goal Den International. Created page for Goal, added & updated lock pages:

* [[Goal]] - new page
* [[Goal D9]] - new page
* [[Goal V18]] - Updated with new manufacturer

* [[Goal Den International]] - removed links to "Goal" brand locks

[[Kale Kilit]] - updated logo

[[La Gard]] - Added model 3330

[[Mul-T-Lock]] - added Mul-T-Lock Junior, alphabetized lock list

[[Category:mgsecure]]

DeGuard

2023-08-10T18:54:35Z

Mgsecure: fix lock name, avoid redirect

<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
----
{{Lock manufacturer
| Name = DeGuard
| Img = File:DeGuard-logo.jpg
| Img_size = 200px
| Headquarters = United States
| Founded =
| Founder =
| Products = [[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]]<br>[[Dimple|Dimple locks]]
}}
'''DeGuard''' is an American [[Lock Manufacturers|lock manufacturer]] that produces high and medium security [[Cylinder|lock cylinders]].

__TOC__
== History ==

Add to me!

== Lock Listing ==

* [[DeGuard Interactive]] dimple lock

== References ==


== External links ==

[http://www.deguardlock.com/ DeGuard lock company homepage]

== See also ==

* [[Lock Manufacturers]]

[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]
[[Category:Dimple locks]]


{{Stub}}

JimyLongs

2023-08-04T14:15:46Z

Mgsecure: /* JimyLongs */ match standard format

=JimyLongs=
{{Lock manufacturer
| Name = Jimys Tooling LLC
| Img = File:Jimylongs-picture.jpg
| Img_size = 200px
| Headquarters = Lehi, Utah (USA)
| Founded =
| Founder = Lonnie Bates
| Products = [[Lockpick]]s, [[Locksmithing|Locksmith]] tools
}}

'''Jimys Tooling LLC''' is an American [[Locksmithing|locksmithing]] tool manufacturer that produces, [[lockpick]]s, and other tools.

__TOC__
<br clear=all>

== History ==

The founder became bored during the pandemic and thought it would be fun to find a way to manufacture small batches of lock picks for conferences and friends. The handles are designed to be ergonomic and glass filled polymer resin is used to provide extra rigidity. FEA (Finite Element Analysis) was used to increase the sensitivity and feedback of the tools by decreasing the results in displacement along side stress simulations.

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [http://www.jimylongs.com JimyLongs Lockpicks homepage]

[[Category:Locksmithing]]
[[Category:Locksmithing_tool_manufacturers]]
[[Category:Tools]]

{{Stub}}

ABUS Integral

2023-08-04T14:10:38Z

Mgsecure: New stub page for ABUS Integral

<span style="font-size: 188%;">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
----

{{Lock model
| name = ABUS Integral
| Img = File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 5.jpg
| Img_size = 200px
| maker = [[ABUS]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]], [[Dimple]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
| related =
| spec_on = yes
| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 10
}}

__TOC__
<br>

The '''Integral''' is a door cylinder lock made by [[ABUS]].

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 5.jpg | keyway
File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 2.jpg | key
File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 4.jpg | cutaway cylinder
File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 1.jpg | cutaway cylinder
File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 3.jpg | cutaway cylinder
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[ABUS]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:ABUS]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

ABUS

2023-08-04T14:09:14Z

Mgsecure: /* Door Cylinders */ link for integral

<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:200%">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
----
{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=ABUS
|Img=File:Abus_logo.png
|Headquarters=Germany
|Founded=1924
|Founder=August Bremicker
|Products=[[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Padlock]]s, [[Door]] hardware
}}
'''ABUS''' ('''August Bremicker und Söhne''') is a German [[lock manufacturer]] that produces low and medium security [[padlock]]s and lock [[cylinder]]s. ABUS is well known for their durable and easily identifiable brass [[Pin_tumbler |pin-tumbler]] padlocks used throughout the world.

__TOC__

== History ==

ABUS was founded in 1924 by August Bremicker.<ref>[https://www.abus.com/us/About-ABUS/The-Brand/History "History"]. ABUS. Retrieved 12 February 2023.</ref> It has remained a family owned business since then.

== Lock Listing ==
====Padlocks====

Please note that many ABUS padlocks are identified by two numbers, for example: ABUS 72/40. The first number is the lock model and the second is the width of the specific lock (in millimeters). More narrow versions of a particular model often have fewer pins and reduced security features compared to wider ones.

* [[ABUS 34]]
* ABUS 37 GRANIT
* ABUS 41
* ABUS 45
* [[ABUS 55]]
* ABUS 60
* [[ABUS 64TI]]
* [[ABUS 65]]
* [[ABUS 71]] (LOTO)
* [[ABUS 72]]
* ABUS 74
* ABUS 75
* [[ABUS 75IB]] (Marine)
* ABUS 76
* [[ABUS 80TI]]
* ABUS 82
* [[ABUS 83]]
* ABUS 84 (Nautic)
* [[ABUS 85]]
* ABUS 89
* [[ABUS 155]]
* [[ABUS 160]]
* [[ABUS 180]]
* [[ABUS_Diskus_25 |ABUS Diskus]]
* ABUS Granit
* [[ABUS_Plus_88/50|ABUS Plus 88/50]]
* ABUS T54 AL
* [[ABUS T65 AL|ABUS T65 AL (MyLock)]]
* ABUS T80 AL

====Door Cylinders====

* ABUS C83
* ABUS D6
* [[ABUS E50]]
* ABUS EC550
* [[ABUS EC700]]
* ABUS EC750
* ABUS EC880
* ABUS EC950
* [[ABUS Integral]]

====Bike locks====

====Other locks====

== Gallery ==
<gallery align="center">
File:Abus 155 padlock.jpg|[[ABUS 155]]
File:Abus-160 40.jpg|[[ABUS 160]]
File:Abus 180IB50 HB63 padlock.jpg|[[ABUS 180]]

File:Abus model 55 with keys.jpg|[[ABUS 55]]
File:ABUS 64TI-50 - FXE47403.jpg|[[ABUS 64TI]]

File:ABUS 72-40 - FXE47393.jpg|[[ABUS 72]]
File:ABUS 75IB-40 - FXE47550.jpg|[[ABUS 75IB]]
File:ABUS 80TI-50 - FXE47402-Edit.jpg|[[ABUS 80TI]]
File:Abus 83 50 padlock.jpeg|[[ABUS 83]]
File:Abus 85-40.jpg|[[ABUS 85]]
File:ABUS 25 70 Diskus with keys.jpg|[[ABUS Diskus 25]]
File:Abus E50 key way.jpeg|[[ABUS E50]]
File:ABUS EC700 keyway - FXE47656.jpg|[[ABUS EC700]]
File:ABUS Plus 88 50 padlock.jpg|[[ABUS Plus 88/50]]

</gallery>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [https://www.abus.com/ ABUS] (official website)


== See also ==

* [[Disc_detainer|Disc-detainer]]
* [[Lock manufacturer]]s
* [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:ABUS| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

ABUS

2023-08-04T14:08:24Z

Mgsecure: /* Door Cylinders */ added ABUS Integral

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{{Lock manufacturer
|Name=ABUS
|Img=File:Abus_logo.png
|Headquarters=Germany
|Founded=1924
|Founder=August Bremicker
|Products=[[Cylinder|Lock cylinders]], [[Padlock]]s, [[Door]] hardware
}}
'''ABUS''' ('''August Bremicker und Söhne''') is a German [[lock manufacturer]] that produces low and medium security [[padlock]]s and lock [[cylinder]]s. ABUS is well known for their durable and easily identifiable brass [[Pin_tumbler |pin-tumbler]] padlocks used throughout the world.

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== History ==

ABUS was founded in 1924 by August Bremicker.<ref>[https://www.abus.com/us/About-ABUS/The-Brand/History "History"]. ABUS. Retrieved 12 February 2023.</ref> It has remained a family owned business since then.

== Lock Listing ==
====Padlocks====

Please note that many ABUS padlocks are identified by two numbers, for example: ABUS 72/40. The first number is the lock model and the second is the width of the specific lock (in millimeters). More narrow versions of a particular model often have fewer pins and reduced security features compared to wider ones.

* [[ABUS 34]]
* ABUS 37 GRANIT
* ABUS 41
* ABUS 45
* [[ABUS 55]]
* ABUS 60
* [[ABUS 64TI]]
* [[ABUS 65]]
* [[ABUS 71]] (LOTO)
* [[ABUS 72]]
* ABUS 74
* ABUS 75
* [[ABUS 75IB]] (Marine)
* ABUS 76
* [[ABUS 80TI]]
* ABUS 82
* [[ABUS 83]]
* ABUS 84 (Nautic)
* [[ABUS 85]]
* ABUS 89
* [[ABUS 155]]
* [[ABUS 160]]
* [[ABUS 180]]
* [[ABUS_Diskus_25 |ABUS Diskus]]
* ABUS Granit
* [[ABUS_Plus_88/50|ABUS Plus 88/50]]
* ABUS T54 AL
* [[ABUS T65 AL|ABUS T65 AL (MyLock)]]
* ABUS T80 AL

====Door Cylinders====

* ABUS C83
* ABUS D6
* [[ABUS E50]]
* ABUS EC550
* [[ABUS EC700]]
* ABUS EC750
* ABUS EC880
* ABUS EC950
* ABUS Integral

====Bike locks====

====Other locks====

== Gallery ==
<gallery align="center">
File:Abus 155 padlock.jpg|[[ABUS 155]]
File:Abus-160 40.jpg|[[ABUS 160]]
File:Abus 180IB50 HB63 padlock.jpg|[[ABUS 180]]

File:Abus model 55 with keys.jpg|[[ABUS 55]]
File:ABUS 64TI-50 - FXE47403.jpg|[[ABUS 64TI]]

File:ABUS 72-40 - FXE47393.jpg|[[ABUS 72]]
File:ABUS 75IB-40 - FXE47550.jpg|[[ABUS 75IB]]
File:ABUS 80TI-50 - FXE47402-Edit.jpg|[[ABUS 80TI]]
File:Abus 83 50 padlock.jpeg|[[ABUS 83]]
File:Abus 85-40.jpg|[[ABUS 85]]
File:ABUS 25 70 Diskus with keys.jpg|[[ABUS Diskus 25]]
File:Abus E50 key way.jpeg|[[ABUS E50]]
File:ABUS EC700 keyway - FXE47656.jpg|[[ABUS EC700]]
File:ABUS Plus 88 50 padlock.jpg|[[ABUS Plus 88/50]]

</gallery>

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==

* [https://www.abus.com/ ABUS] (official website)


== See also ==

* [[Disc_detainer|Disc-detainer]]
* [[Lock manufacturer]]s
* [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:ABUS| ]]
[[Category:Lock Manufacturers]]

File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 5.jpg

2023-08-04T14:03:22Z

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== Summary ==
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File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 4.jpg

2023-08-04T14:03:05Z

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== Summary ==
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File:ABUS Integral - gigawalt - 3.jpg

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== Summary ==
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2023-08-04T14:01:56Z

User:Mgsecure

2023-06-01T12:36:54Z

Mgsecure: /* Lock Deconstruction Photos */

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== Testing ==

=== [[Lock index]] ===
=== Disassembly instructions edit ===

''Original:'' To disassemble a double euro cylinder, use of a pinning shoe is the preferred method. Other possibility is to use a segmented follower, but that requires that both cores are pulled out a bit to allow a cam removal. Then a core should be rotated to approximately 4:30 or 7:30 o'clock position (135 degrees either clockwise or anti-clockwise) to prevent driver entering a gaps for the cam clutch. Then a segmented follower can be used to remove the core.

''Proposed edit:''

'''For [[Euro Profile]] page:'''

The use of a [[pinning shoe]] is the preferred method for disassembling a double euro cylinder. STEPS?

Another method is to use a [[Plug follower|segmented follower]]. The c-clips retaining both cores must first be removed and then both cores can be pulled out slightly in order to remove the center cam. One core should be rotated 30-45 degrees either clockwise or counter-clockwise -- once the cam is removed. This allows the core to be removed without driver pins entering gaps for the cam clutch. At that point, a segmented follower can be used to remove the core.

Locks not intended for installation and use can be disassembled in a quick but destructive procedure. The cylinder housing itself can be cut in the middle using a hacksaw or grinder. The cam will no longer be held in place and can be removed. The resulting two cut half euro cylinders can then be disassembled as outlined above.

'''For individual lock page:'''

TBD

== Recent contribs ==
* [[ALPHA FB]]
* [[MIWA JN]]
* [[Goal D9]]
* [[Goal V18]]
* [[WEST 916]]
* [[WEST 917]]
* [[IKON WSW]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
* [[ABUS EC700]]
* [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]]
* [[S&G 6730]]
* [[Yardeni 6]]
* [[Lock index|Lock classification index]]
* [[Belt ranking]]
* [[Keyway gallery]] (photos)
* [[Security pin]] (illustrations and photos)
* [[Dimple]] (photos)

== Image Uploads ==

=== Lock Deconstruction Photos ===
<gallery widths=400px align=left>
File:West 916 - components - FXE48892-Edit.jpg | [[WEST 916]] components
File:MTL_Composite_-_FXE49247-Edit-2.jpg | [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] components
File:ABUS-72-40-components-with-lock.png| [[ABUS_72|ABUS 72/40]] components
</gallery>

=== [[Master Lock]] Laminated Brass Padlocks===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | [[Master Lock]] No 2-8 grid
File:Master Lock No 2-8 row - FXE48784-Edit-2.png | [[Master Lock]] No 2-8 row
File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] front
File:Master Lock No 2 keyway - FXE48768-2.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 2 key - FXE48735.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] key
File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] front
File:Master Lock No 4 keyway - FXE48774.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 4 key - FXE48747.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] key
File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] front
File:Master Lock No 6 keyway - FXE48764.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 6 key - FXE48738.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] key
File:Master Lock No 8 front - FXE48777.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] front
File:Master Lock No 8 keyway - FXE48779.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 8 key - FXE48754.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] key
</gallery>

=== [[MIWA JN]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:MIWA JN lock cylinders - FXE48151.png | MIWA JN lock cylinders
File:MIWA JN front keyway - FXE48203.png | Front, keyway
File:MIWA JN pin axes - MIWA JN four pin axes.png | Four pin axes
File:MIWA JN side row pins - FXE48162-Edit-2-Edit.png | Side row pins
File:MIWA JN core side view - FXE48193.png | Core, side view
File:MIWA JN key - FXE48212.png | Key
File:MIWA JN key - FXE48230.png | Key
File:MIWA JN dimple cuts - FXE48233.png | Dimple cuts
File:MIWA JN side pin - FXE48237.png | Side row pin
File:MIWA JN diagonal pin - FXE48241.png | Diagonal row pin
</gallery>

=== [[ABUS 72|ABUS 72/40]] ===
[[File:ABUS-72-40-components-with-lock.png|750px]]

=== [[Keyway gallery]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:MTL Interactive keyway gallery - FXE48058.jpg | Mul-T-Lock Interactive 

File:Kaba experT keyway - FXE47920.jpg | Kaba experT keyway
File:Kaba 8 cam lock keyway - FXE47922.jpg | Kaba 8 cam lock keyway
File:Kaba 8 cam lock keyway 2 - FXE47926.jpg | Kaba 8 cam lock keyway 2



File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_lit_-_FXE47828.jpg‎ | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark, lit
File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_not_lit_-_FXE47834.jpg | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark, glowing

File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - keyway - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - keyway
File:West 917 housing front view - FXE47515.jpg | [[WEST 917]] housing keyway
File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg | [[WEST 916]] front view keyway
File:Goal V18 housing keyway - FXE47506.jpg | [[Goal V18]] housing keyway
File:Goal D9 keyway 02 - FXE47503.jpg | [[Goal D9]] keyway 02
File:IKON WSW keyway - FXE47518.jpg | IKON WSW keyway
</gallery>

=== [[IKON WSW]] ===

<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:IKON_WSW_keyway_-_FXE47518.jpg | WSW keyway
File:IKON_WSW_cylinder_and_key_-_FXE47530.jpg | Cylinder and key
File:IKON WSW components full.jpg | WSW components full
File:IKON WSW pin-tumblers - FXE47988.jpg | Pin-tumblers
File:IKON WSW sliders - FXE47984.jpg | Sliders
File:IKON WSW sidebar - FXE47985.jpg | Sidebar
File:IKON WSW core top view - FXE47989.jpg | Core top view
File:IKON WSW core side view - FXE47996.jpg | Core side view
</gallery>

=== [[S&G 6730]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:S & G 6730 components - FXE48015.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] components
File:S & G 6730 dial - FXE48005.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] dial
File:S & G 6730 back - FXE48003.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] back
File:S & G 6730 back open - FXE48015.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] back open
File:S & G 6730 wheel pack - FXE48033.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] wheel pack
File:S & G 6730 components blue - FXE48011.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] internal components
File:S & G 6730 dial - FXE48021.jpg | [[S&G 6700]] dial
File:S & G 6730 spy-proof dial - FXE48018.jpg | [[S&G 6700]] spy-proof dial
</gallery>

=== [[Goal D9 | GOAL D9]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Goal D9 keyway 01 - FXE47502.jpg | GOAL D9 keyway 01
File:Goal D9 keyway 02 - FXE47503.jpg | GOAL D9 keyway 02
File:Goal D9 small cylinder new - FXE47496.jpg | GOAL D9 small cylinder
File:Goal D9 key new - FXE47498.jpg | GOAL D9 key
File:Goal-V18-D9-size-compare.jpg | GOAL V18-D9 size compare

File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-front+key.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder & key
File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-front.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder, front view
File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-side.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder, side view
File:Goal_GoalD9-key-closeup.jpg|GOAL D9 key and dimple closeup
File:Goal_GoalD9-key.jpg|GOAL D9 key
File:Goal_GoalD9-pins-top.jpg|GOAL D9 pins (single row)
File:Goal_GoalD9-pins-all.jpg|GOAL D9 pins (all three rows)
File:Goal_GoalD9-overmilling.jpg|GOAL D9 core overmilling
File:GOAL D9 core, construction keying - FXE47813.jpg | GOAL D9 core, drilled for [[construction keying]]
File:Goal_GoalD9-sizeCompare.jpg|GOAL D9 size compared to 1 1/4" mortise lock
</gallery>

<span id="GoalV18gallery"></span>

=== [[Goal V18 | GOAL V18]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Goal V18 housing front - FXE47506.jpg | GOAL V18 housing front
File:Goal V18 cylinder front - FXE47507.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder front
File:Goal V18 cylinder top - FXE47513.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder top
File:Goal V18 cylinder back - FXE47514.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder back
File:Goal V18 drill protection - FXE47610.jpg | GOAL V18 drill protection

File:Goal V18 small cylinder - FXE47493.jpg | GOAL V18 small cylinder
File:Goal V18 key - FXE47497.jpg | GOAL V18 key
File:Goal-V18-D9-size-compare.jpg | GOAL V18-D9 size compare
File:Goal V18 housing keyway - FXE47506.jpg | GOAL V18 housing keyway
File:Goal V18 cylinder keyway - FXE47507.jpg | GOAL V18 cylinder keyway

File:V18 side pins new - FXE47612.jpg | Side pins
File:V18 top pins new - FXE47613.jpg | Top pins

File:Goal V18 rim v compact - FXE47636.jpg | Goal V18 rim v compact cylinders
File:Goal V18 pin sizes - FXE47722.jpg | [[Goal V18]] pin sizes
File:Goal V18 core - FXE47697.jpg | [[Goal V18]] core
File:Goal V18 core with bearing - FXE47712-Edit.jpg | [[Goal V18]] core with bearing
File:Goal V18 pin stack variations - FXE47726.jpg | [[Goal V18]] pin stack variations
File:Goal V18 ward pins - FXE47665-Edit-Edit.jpg | [[Goal V18]] ward pins

File:Goal V18-03 all pins - FXE47613.jpg | Goal V18-03 all pins
File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_lit_glowing_-_FXE47828.jpg‎ | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark

</gallery>

=== [[WEST 916]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view keyway
File:West 916 front view - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view
File:West 916 cylinder top view - FXE47519.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder top view
File:West 916 side view - FXE47528.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder side view
File:West 916 key - FXE47523.jpg | WEST 916 key
File:West 916 pins - FXE47588.jpg | WEST 916 pins (one side)
File:West 916 pin sizes - FXE47594.jpg | WEST 916, all four pin sizes
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | WEST 916 & 917 key comparison
</gallery>

=== [[WEST 917]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:West 917 housing front view - FXE47515.jpg | WEST 917 housing keyway
File:West 917 key + dimple cuts - FXE47909.jpg | West 917 key with dimple cuts
File:West 917 cylinder front - closer - FXE47516.jpg | Cylinder front view
File:West 917 pins in core - FXE47899.jpg | Three rows of pins in 917 core

File:West 917 pin sizes - West917 - pin sizes - FXE47868-70.jpg | Driver, top, and side pin sizes
File:West 917 all pins - West 917 all pins no springs - FXE47862-4.jpg | Full set of pins
File:West_917_all_pins_&_springs_-_FXE47862-4_full.jpg | Full set of pins & springs

File:West 917 core side view + indent - FXE47877.jpg | Core side view + indent for core centering
File:West 917 core top view - FXE47874.jpg | Core top view + construction key drilling
File:West 917 core + construction drilling - FXE47893.jpg | 917 core with chamber overmilling
File:West 917 cylinder top + bible cover - FXE47872.jpg | Cylinder top + bible cover

File:West 917 cylinder front - FXE47516.jpg | Cylinder front
File:West 917 cylinder top - FXE47520.jpg | Cylinder top
File:West 917 key - small - FXE47524.jpg | 917 key
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | West 916 & 917 key comparison

</gallery>

=== Padlocks & their keyways ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:ABUS 55-40 - FXE47399.jpg | ABUS 55/40
File:ABUS 55-40 keyway - FXE47764-Edit.jpg | ABUS 55/40 keyway
File:ABUS 64TI-50 - FXE47403.jpg | ABUS 64TI/50
File:ABUS 64TI-50 keyway - FXE47787.jpg | ABUS 64TI/50 keyway
File:ABUS 71-40 LOTO keyway - FXE47780.jpg | ABUS 71/40 LOTO keyway
File:ABUS 72-40 - FXE47393.jpg | ABUS 72/40
File:ABUS 72-40 keyway - FXE47769.jpg | ABUS 72/40 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-40 - FXE47550.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40
File:ABUS 75IB-40 back - FXE47551.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40 back
File:ABUS 75IB-40 keyway - FXE47784.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-50 - FXE47545.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50
File:ABUS 75IB-50 back - FXE47555.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 back
File:ABUS 75IB-50 keyway - FXE47785.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-50 + key - FXE47556.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 + key
File:ABUS 80TI-50 - FXE47402-Edit.jpg | ABUS 80TI/50
File:ABUS 80TI-50 keyway - FXE47789.jpg | ABUS 80TI/50 keyway
File:American 1100, blue - FXE47407.jpg | American Lock 1100, blue
File:American 1100, blue, back - FXE47409.jpg | American Lock 1100, blue, back
File:American 1100, red - FXE47404.jpg | American Lock 1100, red
File:American 1100, red, back - FXE47405.jpg | American Lock 1100, red, back
File:American 1100, red, keyway - FXE47781.jpg | American Lock 1100, red, keyway
File:American 5200 - FXE47395.jpg | American Lock 5200
File:American 5200 keyway - FXE47774.jpg | American Lock 5200 keyway
File:American 5200, back - FXE47396.jpg | American Lock 5200, back
File:Clear acrylic practice lock - FXE47413.jpg | Clear acrylic practice lock
File:Clear acrylic practice lock keyway - FXE47792.jpg | Clear acrylic practice lock keyway
File:Master_Lock 3 - FXE47401.jpg | Master Lock #3
File:Master Lock 3 keyway - FXE47772.jpg | Master Lock #3 keyway
File:Master-140-front.jpg | Master Lock 140
File:Master Lock 140 keyway - FXE47765.jpg | Master Lock 140 keyway
Master-141-front.jpg | Master Lock 141
File:Master Lock 141 keyway - FXE47771.jpg | Master Lock 141 keyway
File:Master Lock 142 - FXE48039.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]]
File:Master Lock 142 keyway - FXE48040.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]] keyway
File:Master Lock 142 & key - FXE48043.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]] & key
File:Master Lock 150 - FXE47400.jpg | Master Lock 150
File:Master Lock 150 keyway - FXE47767.jpg | Master Lock 150 keyway
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange - FXE47410.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange, keyway - FXE47775.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange, keyway
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, red - FXE47411.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, red
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, red, keyway - FXE47777.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, red, keyway
File:PACLOCK 90A - FXE47406.jpg | PACLOCK 90A
File:PACLOCK 90A keyway - FXE47783.jpg | PACLOCK 90A keyway
File:Wilson_Bohannon_553_K_front.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock
File:Wilson Bohannon padlock keyway - FXE47793.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock keyway
</gallery>

=== [[Security pin]] illustrations ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:SecurityPin-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Spool Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Serrated-mgsecure.jpg | Serrated Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Spoorated-mgsecure.jpg | "Spoorated" Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Double-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Double-Spool Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Mushroom-mgsecure.jpg | Mushroom Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Tapered-mgsecure.jpg | Tapered Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Trampoline-mgsecure.jpg | Trampoline Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Barrel-mgsecure.jpg | Barrel Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Barrel-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Barrel-Spool Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-T-Pin-mgsecure.jpg | T-Pin Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Drunken-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | "Drunken-Spool" Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Gin-Bottle-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Gin-Bottle-Spool Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Spool Security Key Pin
File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Serrated-mgsecure.jpg | Serrated Security Key Pin
File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Torpedo-mgsecure.jpg | Torpedo Security Key Pin
</gallery>

=== Miscellaneous ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Souber Tools MTL flags - FXE48050.jpg | Souber Tools flags for [[Mul-T-Lock]]
File:PickCompare-Offset-Diamonds-crop.png | Varitations of Offset Diamond [[Lockpick]]s

File:Dimple-West 917 key + dimple cuts hor - FXE47909.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[WEST 917]] key
File:Dimple-Kaba experT key - FXE47916.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[Kaba|Kaba experT]] key with dimple cuts
File:Dimple-Goal D9 key - FXE47012.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[Goal D9]] key
File:Dimple-West 917 pins in core - FXE47899-Edit.jpg | Pins for a dimple key in core of the [[WEST 917]]
File:Dimple-West 917 cylinder front - closer - FXE47516.jpg | Vertical dimple keyway of the [[WEST 917]]
File:Dimple-MTL Jr keyway lighter - FXE44819.jpg | Horizontal dimple keyway of the [[Mul-T-Lock]] Jr.

File:HUK follower set - FXE47940.jpg | HUK follower set
File:Keedex EZ-Load follower - FXE47934.jpg | Keedex EZ-Load follower
File:Segmented follower - FXE47948-Edit.jpg | Segmented follower
File:Improvised followers - FXE47944.jpg | Improvised followers

File:Abus EC700 euro cylinder - FXE47625.jpg | Abus EC700 euro cylinder
File:ABUS EC700 key - FXE47657.jpg | ABUS EC700 key
File:ABUS EC700 cut euro cylinder - FXE47684.jpg | ABUS EC700 cut euro cylinder
File:cylinder types - FXE47651.jpg | Common lock cylinder types
File:cylinder - euro profile - FXE47645.jpg | Euro profile cylinder side view

File:Telescoping-pins.jpg|Telescoping pins from the [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]]
File:Telescoping-pins-serrated.jpg|Serrated telescoping pins

File:LaGard-1985-without_cover.jpg | La Gard 1985, Lock mechanism
File:LaGard-1985-back.jpg | La Gard 1985, Back cover
File:LaGard-1985-sticker.jpg | La Gard 1985, Lock info
File:LaGard-1985-with dial.jpg | La Gard 1985, With top-reading dial
File:LaGard-1985-hardware.jpg | La Gard 1985, Mounting hardware and change key

File:MTL-MTLinteractive-key.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive key
File:MTL-MTLinteractive-pins.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive pins

File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-front.jpg|Yardeni 6, front view
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-pins.jpg|Yardeni 6, pins
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-cylinder-core-pins.jpg|Yardeni 6, components
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-key.jpg|Yardeni 6, key

File:DeGuard-Dimple-front.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, front view
File:DeGuard-Dimple-pins.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, pins (1" cylinder)
File:DeGuard-Dimple-key.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, key
File:DeGuard-Dimple-mortise-lengths.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, motise cylinder lengths and key counts

File:Wilson Bohannon 553 K bottom.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock, bottom view
File:Wheelpack-FXE47330-crop.jpg | S&G 8400 series wheel pack (brass wheels)
File:Challenge-Lock-PIP-smaller.png | Telescoping pins from a [[challenge lock]]

File:IKON WSW keyway - FXE47518.jpg | WSW keyway
File:IKON WSW cylinder and key - FXE47530.jpg | WSW cylinder and key

File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - keyway - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - keyway
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - front - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - front
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - key - FXE47660.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - key
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - pins - FXE46966.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - pins
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - cut euro cylinder - FXE47663.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - cut euro cylinder

File:Security pins - MTL, Schlage, Goal - FXE47739.jpg | Security pins from [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]], [[Schlage]] residential cylinder, and [[Goal V18]]

File:security-card-Angal.jpg | Security card, [[Angal]]
File:security-card-DeGuard.jpg | Security card, [[DeGuard Dimple Lock]]
File:security-card-MTL-Jr.jpg | Security card, [[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
File:security-card-Yardeni.jpg | Security card, [[Yardeni 6]]

</gallery>

== Change Log ==

'''02.03.2023'''

New page
* [[ALPHA FB]]

'''01.30.2023'''

New page
* [[MIWA JN]]

'''01.26.2023'''

New pages
* [[MAKO]]
* [[MAKO 427]]

'''01.13.2023'''

New stub pages
* [[Pollux]]
* [[Vachette VDIS+]]

'''01.12.2023'''

[[Goal P]]
* add photos from Reinder S.

'''01.11.2023'''

[[Lock index]]
* separate page for lock classification table, format & data tweaks

[[IKON TK5]]
* full content update

'''01.10.2023'''

[[Plug follower]]
* Added descriptions & photos of pinning shoe, sore shims

'''01.06.2023'''

Photos:
* [[Master Lock No 142]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]]

'''01.05.2023'''

[[Yardeni 6]]
* major content additions

'''01.04.2023'''

[[Sargent & Greenleaf]]
* [[S&G 6730]] create new page with gallery

'''01.03.2023'''

[[DeGuard]]
* [[DeGuard Interactive]] add detailed content

'''01.01.2023'''

[[HOBES]]
* [[HOBES 02-03]] stub page with gallery
* [[HOBES 24129]] stub page with gallery

'''12.30.2022'''

[[IKON WSW]]
* Add content

'''12.29.2022'''

[[IKON WSW]]
* Add images

'''12.24.2022'''

[[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
* Create new page for lock

[[Testing-mgsecure#Classification_Test | Lock Classification Grid]]
* Updates and (partial) automation

'''12.20.2022'''

[[Belt ranking]]
* created new page for LPU belt system

'''12.19.2022'''

[[Illinois Lock Company]]
* Update content and links, reflect merger with Eberhard

[[SEA]]
* content re-org and general cleanup

'''12.15.2022'''

[[Testing-mgsecure#Classification_Test | Lock Classification Grid]]
* Proof of Concept

'''12.12.2022'''

<s>[[High pin count]]</s>
* <s>Create page for high pin count locks</s>
* <s>Add section to [[High Security Locks]]</s>

'''12.11.2022'''

[[Dimple]]
* Add gallery of photos

[[Plug follower]]
* Add gallery of photos

'''12.09.2022'''

[[WEST 917]]
* Content update with more complete info
* New photos and gallery reorg

'''12.08.2022'''

[[Lockpick]]
* Clean up list of [[Lockpick#Makers|pick makers]]

'''12.07.2022'''

[[Security pin]]
* Add gallery of [[Security_pin#Security_pin_illustrations|Security Pin illustrations]]

[[HOBES]]
* Create stub page for Czech lever lock manufacturer

'''12.06.2022'''

[[MIT Guide to Lock Picking]]
* Fundamental cleanup work, Section numbering, etc.
* Added image for first of the figures (2.1)

'''12.05.2022'''

[[Plug]]
* Added image gallery

'''12.02.2022'''

[[Euro Profile]]
* add disassembly instructions

[[Cylinder]]
* replace sidebar image

'''12.01.2022'''

[[ABUS]]
* [[ABUS EC700]] - new page with feature image & gallery

'''11.30.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* [[WEST 916]] - content overhaul to match [[WEST 917 | 917]]

'''11.28.2022'''

Dimple Locks
* [[Goal D9]] - content overhaul to match [[Goal V18 | V18]]
* [[WEST 917]] - same

'''11.25.2022'''

[[User:Mgsecure#Keyway_gallery | Keyway images]]
* upload cropped images for use on [[Keyway gallery]] page

'''11.23.2022'''

[[User:Mgsecure#Padlocks_.26_their_keyways|'''Padlocks & keyways''']] - uploaded a batch of images, see also [[:Category:Padlocks]]

[[ABUS]]
* [[ABUS 55]] - add photos
* [[ABUS 64TI]] - new page with gallery
* [[ABUS 72]] - add gallery
* [[ABUS 75IB]] - new page with gallery
* [[ABUS 80TI]] - new page with gallery

[[American Lock]]
* [[American Lock 1100]] - add new photos
* [[American Lock 5200]] - add keyway photo

[[Master Lock]]
* [[Master Lock No 3]] - new page with gallery
* [[Master Lock No 140]] - add/move photos to gallery
* [[Master Lock No 141]] - add gallery
* [[Master Lock No 150]] - new page with gallery
* [[Master Lock No 410]] - add gallery

[[PACLOCK]]
* [[PACLOCK 90A]] - new page with gallery

[[Wilson Bohannan]]
* add keyway photo to Gallery

[[Kale Kilit]]
* [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - new page with gallery

'''11.18.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* new photos and content refinement to the [[Goal V18]]

'''11.16.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* Additional content refinement to the [[Goal V18]]

[[Security card]]
* added additional cards with links

[[:Category:Keys]]
* tagged existing images for category

'''11.14.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* Major content additions to the [[Goal V18]]

'''11.12.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* replace pin images for the [[Goal V18]]

[[IKON]]
* add WSW images to main gallery

'''11.11.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* Create new page for [[WEST 916]]
* Create new page for [[WEST 917]]

'''11.10.2022'''

* uploaded images of the [http://lockwiki.com/index.php/User:Mgsecure#GoalV18gallery Goal V18] for consideration
* new images of the [[Goal D9]]
* uploaded images for possible use on the [http://lockwiki.com/index.php/User:Mgsecure#Keyway_gallery Keyway gallery]

'''11.08.2022'''

[[Ruko]]
* Updated empty page with standard content sections, minimal content, company logo

[[Chubb]]
* Added missing logo

[[FAB]]
* Added missing logo

[[Keyway gallery]]
* uploaded [[User:Mgsecure#Keyway_Photos_.28for_possible_use_on_the_Keyway_gallery_page.29 | images for possible use]]

'''11.05.2022'''

[[ABUS]]
* added note about lock models/sizes
* fixed links in references, etc

[[Key patent expiration dates]]
* added patent expiration dates for Mul-T-Lock platforms

'''11.04.2022'''

[[Key patent expiration dates]]
* fixed formatting
* made table sortable

'''11.03.2022'''

[[Telescoping pin]]
* Added History (with reference to MTL history page)
* Added Principles of Operaton
* Added challenge lock PIP to gallery
* Added redirect from [[Pin-in-pin]]

[[IKON]]
* updated logo
* added "IKON" lock names

[[Sargent]]
* added info and reference to History section

[[KESO]]
* updated logo (ASSA-Abloy)

'''10.31.2022'''

[[PACLOCK]]
* Added company logo
* Added "PACLOCK" to lock model names

'''10.24.2022'''

[[Bowley Lock Company]]
* updated logo
* added Rotasera to lock listing

'''10.23.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* created manufacturer page

[[MIWA]]
* added info to history section
* separated PR and U9 into separate entries in lock listing

'''10.22.2022'''

[[Wilson Bohannan]]
* Added gallery with photos

[[Wheel pack]]
* added photo to gallery
* added captions for all photos

'''10.21.2022'''

[[DeGuard]]
* [[DeGuard]] - Created new page for manufacturer
* [[DeGuard Dimple Lock]] - new page for MTL clone
* [[Lock_manufacturer]] - Added DeGuard
* [[De Guard]] - (with space) redirect to [[DeGuard]]

[[Master Lock]]
* [[Master_Lock_No_141]] - added missing lock photo
* [[Master_Lock_No_140]] - updated lock photo

[[American Lock]]
* [[American Lock 5200]] - added front/back views to gallery

'''10.20.2022'''

[[Yardeni]]
* [[Yardeni]] - Created new page for manufacturer
* [[Lock manufacturer]] - Added Yardeni
* [[Yardeni 6]] - new page for lock model

[[Mul-T-Lock]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] - added photos of key & pins
* [[MTL]] - created redirect to [[Mul-T-Lock]]

[[La Gard]]
* [[La Gard 1985]] - new page for lock model
* [[La Gard]] - Added model 1985

'''10.19.2022'''

[[Goal V18]]
* <s>tweaked color balance of images</s>
* added photos of pins

[[Telescoping pin]] - added photos of pins from MTL Interactive, Angal

[[KESO]] - added lock listing

'''10.18.2022'''

[[Goal]] and [[Goal Den International]]

Goal brand locks were incorrectly associated with the brand Goal Den International. Created page for Goal, added & updated lock pages:

* [[Goal]] - new page
* [[Goal D9]] - new page
* [[Goal V18]] - Updated with new manufacturer

* [[Goal Den International]] - removed links to "Goal" brand locks

[[Kale Kilit]] - updated logo

[[La Gard]] - Added model 3330

[[Mul-T-Lock]] - added Mul-T-Lock Junior, alphabetized lock list

[[Category:mgsecure]]

User:Mgsecure

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== Testing ==

=== [[Lock index]] ===
=== Disassembly instructions edit ===

''Original:'' To disassemble a double euro cylinder, use of a pinning shoe is the preferred method. Other possibility is to use a segmented follower, but that requires that both cores are pulled out a bit to allow a cam removal. Then a core should be rotated to approximately 4:30 or 7:30 o'clock position (135 degrees either clockwise or anti-clockwise) to prevent driver entering a gaps for the cam clutch. Then a segmented follower can be used to remove the core.

''Proposed edit:''

'''For [[Euro Profile]] page:'''

The use of a [[pinning shoe]] is the preferred method for disassembling a double euro cylinder. STEPS?

Another method is to use a [[Plug follower|segmented follower]]. The c-clips retaining both cores must first be removed and then both cores can be pulled out slightly in order to remove the center cam. One core should be rotated 30-45 degrees either clockwise or counter-clockwise -- once the cam is removed. This allows the core to be removed without driver pins entering gaps for the cam clutch. At that point, a segmented follower can be used to remove the core.

Locks not intended for installation and use can be disassembled in a quick but destructive procedure. The cylinder housing itself can be cut in the middle using a hacksaw or grinder. The cam will no longer be held in place and can be removed. The resulting two cut half euro cylinders can then be disassembled as outlined above.

'''For individual lock page:'''

TBD

== Recent contribs ==
* [[ALPHA FB]]
* [[MIWA JN]]
* [[Goal D9]]
* [[Goal V18]]
* [[WEST 916]]
* [[WEST 917]]
* [[IKON WSW]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
* [[ABUS EC700]]
* [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]]
* [[S&G 6730]]
* [[Yardeni 6]]
* [[Lock index|Lock classification index]]
* [[Belt ranking]]
* [[Keyway gallery]] (photos)
* [[Security pin]] (illustrations and photos)
* [[Dimple]] (photos)

== Image Uploads ==

=== Lock Deconstruction Photos ===
<gallery widths=400px align=left>
File:West 916 - components - FXE48892-Edit.jpg | [[WEST 916]] components
File:MTL_Composite_-_FXE49247-Edit-2.jpg | [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] components
File:ABUS-72-40-components-with-lock.png| [[ABUS_72]] components
</gallery>

=== [[Master Lock]] Laminated Brass Padlocks===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | [[Master Lock]] No 2-8 grid
File:Master Lock No 2-8 row - FXE48784-Edit-2.png | [[Master Lock]] No 2-8 row
File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] front
File:Master Lock No 2 keyway - FXE48768-2.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 2 key - FXE48735.png | [[Master Lock No 2]] key
File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] front
File:Master Lock No 4 keyway - FXE48774.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 4 key - FXE48747.png | [[Master Lock No 4]] key
File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] front
File:Master Lock No 6 keyway - FXE48764.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 6 key - FXE48738.png | [[Master Lock No 6]] key
File:Master Lock No 8 front - FXE48777.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] front
File:Master Lock No 8 keyway - FXE48779.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] keyway
File:Master Lock No 8 key - FXE48754.png | [[Master Lock No 8]] key
</gallery>

=== [[MIWA JN]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:MIWA JN lock cylinders - FXE48151.png | MIWA JN lock cylinders
File:MIWA JN front keyway - FXE48203.png | Front, keyway
File:MIWA JN pin axes - MIWA JN four pin axes.png | Four pin axes
File:MIWA JN side row pins - FXE48162-Edit-2-Edit.png | Side row pins
File:MIWA JN core side view - FXE48193.png | Core, side view
File:MIWA JN key - FXE48212.png | Key
File:MIWA JN key - FXE48230.png | Key
File:MIWA JN dimple cuts - FXE48233.png | Dimple cuts
File:MIWA JN side pin - FXE48237.png | Side row pin
File:MIWA JN diagonal pin - FXE48241.png | Diagonal row pin
</gallery>

=== [[ABUS 72|ABUS 72/40]] ===
[[File:ABUS-72-40-components-with-lock.png|750px]]

=== [[Keyway gallery]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:MTL Interactive keyway gallery - FXE48058.jpg | Mul-T-Lock Interactive 

File:Kaba experT keyway - FXE47920.jpg | Kaba experT keyway
File:Kaba 8 cam lock keyway - FXE47922.jpg | Kaba 8 cam lock keyway
File:Kaba 8 cam lock keyway 2 - FXE47926.jpg | Kaba 8 cam lock keyway 2



File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_lit_-_FXE47828.jpg‎ | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark, lit
File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_not_lit_-_FXE47834.jpg | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark, glowing

File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - keyway - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - keyway
File:West 917 housing front view - FXE47515.jpg | [[WEST 917]] housing keyway
File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg | [[WEST 916]] front view keyway
File:Goal V18 housing keyway - FXE47506.jpg | [[Goal V18]] housing keyway
File:Goal D9 keyway 02 - FXE47503.jpg | [[Goal D9]] keyway 02
File:IKON WSW keyway - FXE47518.jpg | IKON WSW keyway
</gallery>

=== [[IKON WSW]] ===

<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:IKON_WSW_keyway_-_FXE47518.jpg | WSW keyway
File:IKON_WSW_cylinder_and_key_-_FXE47530.jpg | Cylinder and key
File:IKON WSW components full.jpg | WSW components full
File:IKON WSW pin-tumblers - FXE47988.jpg | Pin-tumblers
File:IKON WSW sliders - FXE47984.jpg | Sliders
File:IKON WSW sidebar - FXE47985.jpg | Sidebar
File:IKON WSW core top view - FXE47989.jpg | Core top view
File:IKON WSW core side view - FXE47996.jpg | Core side view
</gallery>

=== [[S&G 6730]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:S & G 6730 components - FXE48015.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] components
File:S & G 6730 dial - FXE48005.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] dial
File:S & G 6730 back - FXE48003.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] back
File:S & G 6730 back open - FXE48015.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] back open
File:S & G 6730 wheel pack - FXE48033.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] wheel pack
File:S & G 6730 components blue - FXE48011.jpg | [[S&G 6700|S&G 6730]] internal components
File:S & G 6730 dial - FXE48021.jpg | [[S&G 6700]] dial
File:S & G 6730 spy-proof dial - FXE48018.jpg | [[S&G 6700]] spy-proof dial
</gallery>

=== [[Goal D9 | GOAL D9]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Goal D9 keyway 01 - FXE47502.jpg | GOAL D9 keyway 01
File:Goal D9 keyway 02 - FXE47503.jpg | GOAL D9 keyway 02
File:Goal D9 small cylinder new - FXE47496.jpg | GOAL D9 small cylinder
File:Goal D9 key new - FXE47498.jpg | GOAL D9 key
File:Goal-V18-D9-size-compare.jpg | GOAL V18-D9 size compare

File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-front+key.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder & key
File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-front.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder, front view
File:Goal_GoalD9-cylinder-side.jpg|GOAL D9 cylinder, side view
File:Goal_GoalD9-key-closeup.jpg|GOAL D9 key and dimple closeup
File:Goal_GoalD9-key.jpg|GOAL D9 key
File:Goal_GoalD9-pins-top.jpg|GOAL D9 pins (single row)
File:Goal_GoalD9-pins-all.jpg|GOAL D9 pins (all three rows)
File:Goal_GoalD9-overmilling.jpg|GOAL D9 core overmilling
File:GOAL D9 core, construction keying - FXE47813.jpg | GOAL D9 core, drilled for [[construction keying]]
File:Goal_GoalD9-sizeCompare.jpg|GOAL D9 size compared to 1 1/4" mortise lock
</gallery>

<span id="GoalV18gallery"></span>

=== [[Goal V18 | GOAL V18]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Goal V18 housing front - FXE47506.jpg | GOAL V18 housing front
File:Goal V18 cylinder front - FXE47507.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder front
File:Goal V18 cylinder top - FXE47513.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder top
File:Goal V18 cylinder back - FXE47514.jpg | GOAL V18 rim cylinder back
File:Goal V18 drill protection - FXE47610.jpg | GOAL V18 drill protection

File:Goal V18 small cylinder - FXE47493.jpg | GOAL V18 small cylinder
File:Goal V18 key - FXE47497.jpg | GOAL V18 key
File:Goal-V18-D9-size-compare.jpg | GOAL V18-D9 size compare
File:Goal V18 housing keyway - FXE47506.jpg | GOAL V18 housing keyway
File:Goal V18 cylinder keyway - FXE47507.jpg | GOAL V18 cylinder keyway

File:V18 side pins new - FXE47612.jpg | Side pins
File:V18 top pins new - FXE47613.jpg | Top pins

File:Goal V18 rim v compact - FXE47636.jpg | Goal V18 rim v compact cylinders
File:Goal V18 pin sizes - FXE47722.jpg | [[Goal V18]] pin sizes
File:Goal V18 core - FXE47697.jpg | [[Goal V18]] core
File:Goal V18 core with bearing - FXE47712-Edit.jpg | [[Goal V18]] core with bearing
File:Goal V18 pin stack variations - FXE47726.jpg | [[Goal V18]] pin stack variations
File:Goal V18 ward pins - FXE47665-Edit-Edit.jpg | [[Goal V18]] ward pins

File:Goal V18-03 all pins - FXE47613.jpg | Goal V18-03 all pins
File:Goal_V18-05_front_-_lit_glowing_-_FXE47828.jpg‎ | Goal V18-05 front, glow-in-the-dark

</gallery>

=== [[WEST 916]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view keyway
File:West 916 front view - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view
File:West 916 cylinder top view - FXE47519.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder top view
File:West 916 side view - FXE47528.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder side view
File:West 916 key - FXE47523.jpg | WEST 916 key
File:West 916 pins - FXE47588.jpg | WEST 916 pins (one side)
File:West 916 pin sizes - FXE47594.jpg | WEST 916, all four pin sizes
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | WEST 916 & 917 key comparison
</gallery>

=== [[WEST 917]] ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:West 917 housing front view - FXE47515.jpg | WEST 917 housing keyway
File:West 917 key + dimple cuts - FXE47909.jpg | West 917 key with dimple cuts
File:West 917 cylinder front - closer - FXE47516.jpg | Cylinder front view
File:West 917 pins in core - FXE47899.jpg | Three rows of pins in 917 core

File:West 917 pin sizes - West917 - pin sizes - FXE47868-70.jpg | Driver, top, and side pin sizes
File:West 917 all pins - West 917 all pins no springs - FXE47862-4.jpg | Full set of pins
File:West_917_all_pins_&_springs_-_FXE47862-4_full.jpg | Full set of pins & springs

File:West 917 core side view + indent - FXE47877.jpg | Core side view + indent for core centering
File:West 917 core top view - FXE47874.jpg | Core top view + construction key drilling
File:West 917 core + construction drilling - FXE47893.jpg | 917 core with chamber overmilling
File:West 917 cylinder top + bible cover - FXE47872.jpg | Cylinder top + bible cover

File:West 917 cylinder front - FXE47516.jpg | Cylinder front
File:West 917 cylinder top - FXE47520.jpg | Cylinder top
File:West 917 key - small - FXE47524.jpg | 917 key
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | West 916 & 917 key comparison

</gallery>

=== Padlocks & their keyways ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:ABUS 55-40 - FXE47399.jpg | ABUS 55/40
File:ABUS 55-40 keyway - FXE47764-Edit.jpg | ABUS 55/40 keyway
File:ABUS 64TI-50 - FXE47403.jpg | ABUS 64TI/50
File:ABUS 64TI-50 keyway - FXE47787.jpg | ABUS 64TI/50 keyway
File:ABUS 71-40 LOTO keyway - FXE47780.jpg | ABUS 71/40 LOTO keyway
File:ABUS 72-40 - FXE47393.jpg | ABUS 72/40
File:ABUS 72-40 keyway - FXE47769.jpg | ABUS 72/40 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-40 - FXE47550.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40
File:ABUS 75IB-40 back - FXE47551.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40 back
File:ABUS 75IB-40 keyway - FXE47784.jpg | ABUS 75IB/40 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-50 - FXE47545.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50
File:ABUS 75IB-50 back - FXE47555.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 back
File:ABUS 75IB-50 keyway - FXE47785.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 keyway
File:ABUS 75IB-50 + key - FXE47556.jpg | ABUS 75IB/50 + key
File:ABUS 80TI-50 - FXE47402-Edit.jpg | ABUS 80TI/50
File:ABUS 80TI-50 keyway - FXE47789.jpg | ABUS 80TI/50 keyway
File:American 1100, blue - FXE47407.jpg | American Lock 1100, blue
File:American 1100, blue, back - FXE47409.jpg | American Lock 1100, blue, back
File:American 1100, red - FXE47404.jpg | American Lock 1100, red
File:American 1100, red, back - FXE47405.jpg | American Lock 1100, red, back
File:American 1100, red, keyway - FXE47781.jpg | American Lock 1100, red, keyway
File:American 5200 - FXE47395.jpg | American Lock 5200
File:American 5200 keyway - FXE47774.jpg | American Lock 5200 keyway
File:American 5200, back - FXE47396.jpg | American Lock 5200, back
File:Clear acrylic practice lock - FXE47413.jpg | Clear acrylic practice lock
File:Clear acrylic practice lock keyway - FXE47792.jpg | Clear acrylic practice lock keyway
File:Master_Lock 3 - FXE47401.jpg | Master Lock #3
File:Master Lock 3 keyway - FXE47772.jpg | Master Lock #3 keyway
File:Master-140-front.jpg | Master Lock 140
File:Master Lock 140 keyway - FXE47765.jpg | Master Lock 140 keyway
Master-141-front.jpg | Master Lock 141
File:Master Lock 141 keyway - FXE47771.jpg | Master Lock 141 keyway
File:Master Lock 142 - FXE48039.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]]
File:Master Lock 142 keyway - FXE48040.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]] keyway
File:Master Lock 142 & key - FXE48043.jpg | [[Master Lock No 142]] & key
File:Master Lock 150 - FXE47400.jpg | Master Lock 150
File:Master Lock 150 keyway - FXE47767.jpg | Master Lock 150 keyway
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange - FXE47410.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange, keyway - FXE47775.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, orange, keyway
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, red - FXE47411.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, red
File:Master Lock 410 LOTO, red, keyway - FXE47777.jpg | Master Lock 410 LOTO, red, keyway
File:PACLOCK 90A - FXE47406.jpg | PACLOCK 90A
File:PACLOCK 90A keyway - FXE47783.jpg | PACLOCK 90A keyway
File:Wilson_Bohannon_553_K_front.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock
File:Wilson Bohannon padlock keyway - FXE47793.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock keyway
</gallery>

=== [[Security pin]] illustrations ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:SecurityPin-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Spool Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Serrated-mgsecure.jpg | Serrated Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Spoorated-mgsecure.jpg | "Spoorated" Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Double-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Double-Spool Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Mushroom-mgsecure.jpg | Mushroom Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Tapered-mgsecure.jpg | Tapered Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Trampoline-mgsecure.jpg | Trampoline Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Barrel-mgsecure.jpg | Barrel Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Barrel-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Barrel-Spool Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-T-Pin-mgsecure.jpg | T-Pin Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Drunken-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | "Drunken-Spool" Security Pin
File:SecurityPin-Gin-Bottle-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Gin-Bottle-Spool Security Pin

File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Spool-mgsecure.jpg | Spool Security Key Pin
File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Serrated-mgsecure.jpg | Serrated Security Key Pin
File:SecurityPin-Key-Pin-Torpedo-mgsecure.jpg | Torpedo Security Key Pin
</gallery>

=== Miscellaneous ===
<gallery widths=165px heights=165px align=left>
File:Souber Tools MTL flags - FXE48050.jpg | Souber Tools flags for [[Mul-T-Lock]]
File:PickCompare-Offset-Diamonds-crop.png | Varitations of Offset Diamond [[Lockpick]]s

File:Dimple-West 917 key + dimple cuts hor - FXE47909.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[WEST 917]] key
File:Dimple-Kaba experT key - FXE47916.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[Kaba|Kaba experT]] key with dimple cuts
File:Dimple-Goal D9 key - FXE47012.jpg | Dimple cuts in a [[Goal D9]] key
File:Dimple-West 917 pins in core - FXE47899-Edit.jpg | Pins for a dimple key in core of the [[WEST 917]]
File:Dimple-West 917 cylinder front - closer - FXE47516.jpg | Vertical dimple keyway of the [[WEST 917]]
File:Dimple-MTL Jr keyway lighter - FXE44819.jpg | Horizontal dimple keyway of the [[Mul-T-Lock]] Jr.

File:HUK follower set - FXE47940.jpg | HUK follower set
File:Keedex EZ-Load follower - FXE47934.jpg | Keedex EZ-Load follower
File:Segmented follower - FXE47948-Edit.jpg | Segmented follower
File:Improvised followers - FXE47944.jpg | Improvised followers

File:Abus EC700 euro cylinder - FXE47625.jpg | Abus EC700 euro cylinder
File:ABUS EC700 key - FXE47657.jpg | ABUS EC700 key
File:ABUS EC700 cut euro cylinder - FXE47684.jpg | ABUS EC700 cut euro cylinder
File:cylinder types - FXE47651.jpg | Common lock cylinder types
File:cylinder - euro profile - FXE47645.jpg | Euro profile cylinder side view

File:Telescoping-pins.jpg|Telescoping pins from the [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]]
File:Telescoping-pins-serrated.jpg|Serrated telescoping pins

File:LaGard-1985-without_cover.jpg | La Gard 1985, Lock mechanism
File:LaGard-1985-back.jpg | La Gard 1985, Back cover
File:LaGard-1985-sticker.jpg | La Gard 1985, Lock info
File:LaGard-1985-with dial.jpg | La Gard 1985, With top-reading dial
File:LaGard-1985-hardware.jpg | La Gard 1985, Mounting hardware and change key

File:MTL-MTLinteractive-key.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive key
File:MTL-MTLinteractive-pins.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive pins

File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-front.jpg|Yardeni 6, front view
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-pins.jpg|Yardeni 6, pins
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-cylinder-core-pins.jpg|Yardeni 6, components
File:Yardeni-Yardeni6-key.jpg|Yardeni 6, key

File:DeGuard-Dimple-front.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, front view
File:DeGuard-Dimple-pins.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, pins (1" cylinder)
File:DeGuard-Dimple-key.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, key
File:DeGuard-Dimple-mortise-lengths.jpg | DeGuard Dimple Lock, motise cylinder lengths and key counts

File:Wilson Bohannon 553 K bottom.jpg | Wilson Bohannon padlock, bottom view
File:Wheelpack-FXE47330-crop.jpg | S&G 8400 series wheel pack (brass wheels)
File:Challenge-Lock-PIP-smaller.png | Telescoping pins from a [[challenge lock]]

File:IKON WSW keyway - FXE47518.jpg | WSW keyway
File:IKON WSW cylinder and key - FXE47530.jpg | WSW cylinder and key

File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - keyway - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - keyway
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - front - FXE47654.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - front
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - key - FXE47660.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - key
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - pins - FXE46966.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - pins
File:Kale Kilit 164 BNE - cut euro cylinder - FXE47663.jpg | [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - cut euro cylinder

File:Security pins - MTL, Schlage, Goal - FXE47739.jpg | Security pins from [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]], [[Schlage]] residential cylinder, and [[Goal V18]]

File:security-card-Angal.jpg | Security card, [[Angal]]
File:security-card-DeGuard.jpg | Security card, [[DeGuard Dimple Lock]]
File:security-card-MTL-Jr.jpg | Security card, [[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
File:security-card-Yardeni.jpg | Security card, [[Yardeni 6]]

</gallery>

== Change Log ==

'''02.03.2023'''

New page
* [[ALPHA FB]]

'''01.30.2023'''

New page
* [[MIWA JN]]

'''01.26.2023'''

New pages
* [[MAKO]]
* [[MAKO 427]]

'''01.13.2023'''

New stub pages
* [[Pollux]]
* [[Vachette VDIS+]]

'''01.12.2023'''

[[Goal P]]
* add photos from Reinder S.

'''01.11.2023'''

[[Lock index]]
* separate page for lock classification table, format & data tweaks

[[IKON TK5]]
* full content update

'''01.10.2023'''

[[Plug follower]]
* Added descriptions & photos of pinning shoe, sore shims

'''01.06.2023'''

Photos:
* [[Master Lock No 142]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]]

'''01.05.2023'''

[[Yardeni 6]]
* major content additions

'''01.04.2023'''

[[Sargent & Greenleaf]]
* [[S&G 6730]] create new page with gallery

'''01.03.2023'''

[[DeGuard]]
* [[DeGuard Interactive]] add detailed content

'''01.01.2023'''

[[HOBES]]
* [[HOBES 02-03]] stub page with gallery
* [[HOBES 24129]] stub page with gallery

'''12.30.2022'''

[[IKON WSW]]
* Add content

'''12.29.2022'''

[[IKON WSW]]
* Add images

'''12.24.2022'''

[[Mul-T-Lock Junior]]
* Create new page for lock

[[Testing-mgsecure#Classification_Test | Lock Classification Grid]]
* Updates and (partial) automation

'''12.20.2022'''

[[Belt ranking]]
* created new page for LPU belt system

'''12.19.2022'''

[[Illinois Lock Company]]
* Update content and links, reflect merger with Eberhard

[[SEA]]
* content re-org and general cleanup

'''12.15.2022'''

[[Testing-mgsecure#Classification_Test | Lock Classification Grid]]
* Proof of Concept

'''12.12.2022'''

<s>[[High pin count]]</s>
* <s>Create page for high pin count locks</s>
* <s>Add section to [[High Security Locks]]</s>

'''12.11.2022'''

[[Dimple]]
* Add gallery of photos

[[Plug follower]]
* Add gallery of photos

'''12.09.2022'''

[[WEST 917]]
* Content update with more complete info
* New photos and gallery reorg

'''12.08.2022'''

[[Lockpick]]
* Clean up list of [[Lockpick#Makers|pick makers]]

'''12.07.2022'''

[[Security pin]]
* Add gallery of [[Security_pin#Security_pin_illustrations|Security Pin illustrations]]

[[HOBES]]
* Create stub page for Czech lever lock manufacturer

'''12.06.2022'''

[[MIT Guide to Lock Picking]]
* Fundamental cleanup work, Section numbering, etc.
* Added image for first of the figures (2.1)

'''12.05.2022'''

[[Plug]]
* Added image gallery

'''12.02.2022'''

[[Euro Profile]]
* add disassembly instructions

[[Cylinder]]
* replace sidebar image

'''12.01.2022'''

[[ABUS]]
* [[ABUS EC700]] - new page with feature image & gallery

'''11.30.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* [[WEST 916]] - content overhaul to match [[WEST 917 | 917]]

'''11.28.2022'''

Dimple Locks
* [[Goal D9]] - content overhaul to match [[Goal V18 | V18]]
* [[WEST 917]] - same

'''11.25.2022'''

[[User:Mgsecure#Keyway_gallery | Keyway images]]
* upload cropped images for use on [[Keyway gallery]] page

'''11.23.2022'''

[[User:Mgsecure#Padlocks_.26_their_keyways|'''Padlocks & keyways''']] - uploaded a batch of images, see also [[:Category:Padlocks]]

[[ABUS]]
* [[ABUS 55]] - add photos
* [[ABUS 64TI]] - new page with gallery
* [[ABUS 72]] - add gallery
* [[ABUS 75IB]] - new page with gallery
* [[ABUS 80TI]] - new page with gallery

[[American Lock]]
* [[American Lock 1100]] - add new photos
* [[American Lock 5200]] - add keyway photo

[[Master Lock]]
* [[Master Lock No 3]] - new page with gallery
* [[Master Lock No 140]] - add/move photos to gallery
* [[Master Lock No 141]] - add gallery
* [[Master Lock No 150]] - new page with gallery
* [[Master Lock No 410]] - add gallery

[[PACLOCK]]
* [[PACLOCK 90A]] - new page with gallery

[[Wilson Bohannan]]
* add keyway photo to Gallery

[[Kale Kilit]]
* [[Kale Kilit 164 BNE]] - new page with gallery

'''11.18.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* new photos and content refinement to the [[Goal V18]]

'''11.16.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* Additional content refinement to the [[Goal V18]]

[[Security card]]
* added additional cards with links

[[:Category:Keys]]
* tagged existing images for category

'''11.14.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* Major content additions to the [[Goal V18]]

'''11.12.2022'''

[[Goal]]
* replace pin images for the [[Goal V18]]

[[IKON]]
* add WSW images to main gallery

'''11.11.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* Create new page for [[WEST 916]]
* Create new page for [[WEST 917]]

'''11.10.2022'''

* uploaded images of the [http://lockwiki.com/index.php/User:Mgsecure#GoalV18gallery Goal V18] for consideration
* new images of the [[Goal D9]]
* uploaded images for possible use on the [http://lockwiki.com/index.php/User:Mgsecure#Keyway_gallery Keyway gallery]

'''11.08.2022'''

[[Ruko]]
* Updated empty page with standard content sections, minimal content, company logo

[[Chubb]]
* Added missing logo

[[FAB]]
* Added missing logo

[[Keyway gallery]]
* uploaded [[User:Mgsecure#Keyway_Photos_.28for_possible_use_on_the_Keyway_gallery_page.29 | images for possible use]]

'''11.05.2022'''

[[ABUS]]
* added note about lock models/sizes
* fixed links in references, etc

[[Key patent expiration dates]]
* added patent expiration dates for Mul-T-Lock platforms

'''11.04.2022'''

[[Key patent expiration dates]]
* fixed formatting
* made table sortable

'''11.03.2022'''

[[Telescoping pin]]
* Added History (with reference to MTL history page)
* Added Principles of Operaton
* Added challenge lock PIP to gallery
* Added redirect from [[Pin-in-pin]]

[[IKON]]
* updated logo
* added "IKON" lock names

[[Sargent]]
* added info and reference to History section

[[KESO]]
* updated logo (ASSA-Abloy)

'''10.31.2022'''

[[PACLOCK]]
* Added company logo
* Added "PACLOCK" to lock model names

'''10.24.2022'''

[[Bowley Lock Company]]
* updated logo
* added Rotasera to lock listing

'''10.23.2022'''

[[WEST]]
* created manufacturer page

[[MIWA]]
* added info to history section
* separated PR and U9 into separate entries in lock listing

'''10.22.2022'''

[[Wilson Bohannan]]
* Added gallery with photos

[[Wheel pack]]
* added photo to gallery
* added captions for all photos

'''10.21.2022'''

[[DeGuard]]
* [[DeGuard]] - Created new page for manufacturer
* [[DeGuard Dimple Lock]] - new page for MTL clone
* [[Lock_manufacturer]] - Added DeGuard
* [[De Guard]] - (with space) redirect to [[DeGuard]]

[[Master Lock]]
* [[Master_Lock_No_141]] - added missing lock photo
* [[Master_Lock_No_140]] - updated lock photo

[[American Lock]]
* [[American Lock 5200]] - added front/back views to gallery

'''10.20.2022'''

[[Yardeni]]
* [[Yardeni]] - Created new page for manufacturer
* [[Lock manufacturer]] - Added Yardeni
* [[Yardeni 6]] - new page for lock model

[[Mul-T-Lock]]
* [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] - added photos of key & pins
* [[MTL]] - created redirect to [[Mul-T-Lock]]

[[La Gard]]
* [[La Gard 1985]] - new page for lock model
* [[La Gard]] - Added model 1985

'''10.19.2022'''

[[Goal V18]]
* <s>tweaked color balance of images</s>
* added photos of pins

[[Telescoping pin]] - added photos of pins from MTL Interactive, Angal

[[KESO]] - added lock listing

'''10.18.2022'''

[[Goal]] and [[Goal Den International]]

Goal brand locks were incorrectly associated with the brand Goal Den International. Created page for Goal, added & updated lock pages:

* [[Goal]] - new page
* [[Goal D9]] - new page
* [[Goal V18]] - Updated with new manufacturer

* [[Goal Den International]] - removed links to "Goal" brand locks

[[Kale Kilit]] - updated logo

[[La Gard]] - Added model 3330

[[Mul-T-Lock]] - added Mul-T-Lock Junior, alphabetized lock list

[[Category:mgsecure]]

Mul-T-Lock Interactive

2023-05-22T11:57:52Z

Mgsecure: /* Gallery */ Add deconstruction photo

<span style="font-size: 188%;">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
----
{{Lock model
|name = Mul-T-Lock Interactive
|maker=[[Mul_T_Lock |Mul-T-Lock]]
|Img=Image:MTL Interactive front view - FXE48058.jpg
|lock_type = [[Cylinder]], [[Padlock]]
|lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]], [[Dimple]], [[Telescoping pin]]
| ratings = [[UL 437]]
|patent = 1993.<br>
[https://patents.google.com/patent/US5520035A/en US5520035A]<br>
Expired 2013.
|related = [[Mul-T-Lock Interactive+]]<br>Mul-T-Lock Classic<br>Mul-T-Lock MT5<br>Mul-T-Lock 3-in-1<br>Mul-T-Lock CLIQ
| spec_on = true
| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 5
}}
The '''Interactive''' is a [[UL 437]]-rated [[Pin_tumbler |pin-tumbler]] lock made by [[Mul_T_Lock |Mul-T-Lock]], with a [[dimple]] key. Patented in 1993, the Interactive is a [[telescoping pin|telescoping]] pin design that uses 5 inner and 5 outer pin pairs. The dimple key raises both the inner and outer pins to the [[shear line]]. The Interactive is the first in Mul-T-Lock's telescoping line that uses a moving element in the key to raise a pin stack higher than physically possible by a traditional key.

The Interactive supercedes the Mul-T-Lock Classic and has since been superceded by the Mul-T-Lock MT5/MT5+. The Mul-T-Lock CLIQ is an electomechanical lock that uses a modified Interactive cylinder with a [[sidebar]] and electronic components. The Mul-T-Lock 3-in-1 is a construction keying system that uses Classic and Interactive cylinders with modified plugs and inner pins.

__TOC__

== Principles of operation ==

The Interactive platform brings support for back and side pins. It has hardened steel inserts to prevent drilling and uses telescopic pins to increase the difficulty of picking the lock. Mul-T-Lock uses security pins to further increase the security of the lock.

Mul-T-Lock keys are noticeably different from traditional pin-tumbler keys due to the mechanism of the lock. It is similar to the Mul-T-Lock Classic but with the addition of a moving component inside the key used to deter unauthorized key duplication. The keys come in three styles, ones that have a rectangular grip, metal grip,and a rounded grip.

== Gallery ==
<div align="center">
[[File:MTL_Composite_-_FXE49247-Edit-2.jpg |650px]]
<gallery align="center">
File:Lock_Cylinder.JPG |A Mul-T-Lock Interactive key-in-knob cylinder.
File:Mul-T-Lock.JPG |A key for an Interactive cylinder.
File:MTL-MTLinteractive-key.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive key.
File:MTL-MTLinteractive-pins.jpg|Mul-T-Lock Interactive pins.
File:Security_pins_-_MTL,_Schlage,_Goal_-_FXE47739.jpg |Pin sets for Mul-T-Lock Interactive, Schlage, and GOAL V18.
</gallery>
</div>

== Disassembly instructions ==
Add to me!

== Vulnerabilities ==

The Interactive may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]

'''Notes''':
* Key bumping is disputed as a valid attack. The high number of components likely makes the process more difficult when compared with traditional dimple or [[Pin_tumbler |pin-tumbler]] locks. Mul-T-Lock offers "Split-D"/anti-bumping pins in newer Interactive cylinders.

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==
* [[Mul_T_Lock |Mul-T-Lock]]
* [[Dimple]]
* [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Telescoping pin]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Mul-T-Lock]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]
[[Category:Dimple locks]]
[[Category:Horizontal keyways]]
[[Category:Movable element keys]]
[[Category:UL 437 locks]]

{{Stub}}

File:MTL Composite - FXE49247-Edit-2.jpg

2023-05-22T11:54:34Z

Mgsecure: {{Information | Description=Mul-T-Lock Interactive components | Date=22 May 2023 | Author=mgsecure | Source=Submitted to Lockwiki by Author | Permission=Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International}}{{Cc-by-nc-nd-4.0}} Category:Mul-T-Lock

== Summary ==
{{Information | Description=[[Mul-T-Lock Interactive]] components | Date=22 May 2023 | Author=[[User: mgsecure |mgsecure]] | Source=Submitted to Lockwiki by Author | Permission=Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International}}{{Cc-by-nc-nd-4.0}} [[Category:Mul-T-Lock]]

EVVA ICS

2023-05-03T14:38:21Z

Mgsecure: /* EVVA ICS */ update patent link

=EVVA ICS=

{{ Lock model
| name = EVVA ICS
| Img = File:EVVA_ICS_key-Reinder.png
| maker = [[EVVA]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]], [[Sidebar]]
| years_produced =
| patent = [https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2010017941A1/en WO2010017941A1]
| related =
[[EVVA DPI]]
}}

The '''EVVA ICS''' is a [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] lock made by [[EVVA]]. The ICS uses ten pin-tumblers and two [[sidebar]]s.

__TOC__

== Principles of Operation ==

<div align="center"><gallery>
File:EVVA_ICS_pin_tray-Reinder.png |EVVA ICS components.
File:EVVA_ICS_sliders_standing-Reinder.png |EVVA ICS sliders.
File:EVVA_ICS_sidebar-Reinder.png |EVVA ICS Sidebar.
File:EVVA_ICS_sidebar_springs-Reinder.png |EVVA ICS sidebar.
</gallery></div>

== Disassembly instructions ==

# Remove the cam and C-clip.
# Insert the key and turn the plug 30-45 degrees in either direction.
# Slowly withdraw the plug from the cylinder.

== Ratings ==

* [[EN_1303 |EN 1303:2015]]

== Vulnerabilities ==

The ICS may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery>

</gallery></div>

== References ==
<references />

== See also ==
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Sidebar]]
* [[EVVA DPI]]
* [[EVVA]]

{{Stub}}

[[Category:EVVA]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]
[[Category:Sidebar locks]]
[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:EN 1303 locks]]

WEST 916

2023-05-02T13:24:34Z

Mgsecure: /* Gallery */ add components photo

<span style="font-size: 188%;">{{PAGENAME}}</span>
----
{{Lock model
| name = WEST 916
| Img = File:West 916 front view keyway - FXE47527.jpg
| Img_size = 175px
| maker = [[WEST]]
| lock_type = [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]], [[Dimple]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
| related = [[WEST 917]]
| spec_on = true
| spec_comp = 12
| spec_comptype = [[Pin-tumbler]]
}}
__TOC__

The '''916''' is a [[dimple]] lock made by the Japanese company [[WEST]]. It contains 12 pins, arranged in two opposing rows of six on the left and right of the keyway.

'' '''Please note:''' the 916 is very similar to the larger, 20-pin [[WEST 917]] model. The two locks share the same pins, fundamental designs, and primary security features.''

== Principles of operation ==
The [[WEST]] 916 utilizes [[dimple]] keys but functions the same as a standard [[pin-tumbler]] lock. The lock uses 12 chambers for pin-tumbler stacks. Each of those chambers contains a set of key pin, driver, and spring. A seventh chamber on the right side of the bible contains a sprung bearing that aligns with an indent in the core to center-bias it.

The dimple key of the 916 has four cut depths for key pins. The key is bitted on the sides of the blade and is reversible. To open the lock, all 12 pin-tumblers -- across both rows of pins -- must be aligned at the [[shear line]]. ''(See also [[Pin-tumbler#Principles_of_Operation|Pin-tumbler, Principles of Operation]])''

WEST utilizes a variety of [[security pin]]s to deter picking. Pin stacks incorporate stainless steel key pins with two sizes of brass driver pins to match. The 916 uses a mix of mushroom spool drivers and standard ones. Drivers are cupped to allow the spring to nest inside the pins. Key pins are a combination of t-pins and multi-section tapered spools which are torpedo shaped to create overset traps. These pin designs match [[overmilling]] of the pin chambers in the core to catch pins as they are lifted to shear.

== Gallery ==
<div align="center">
[[File:West 916 - components - FXE48892-Edit.jpg|650px]]
<gallery align="center">
File:West 916 front view - FXE47527.jpg | WEST 916 front view
File:West 916 side view - FXE47528.jpg | WEST 916 side view
File:West 916 cylinder top view - FXE47519.jpg | WEST 916 cylinder top view
File:West 916 key - FXE47523.jpg | WEST 916 key
File:West 916 pins - FXE47588.jpg | WEST 916 pins (one side)
File:West 916 pin sizes - FXE47594.jpg | WEST 916, all four pin sizes
File:West 916 917 key compare - FXE47577.jpg | WEST 916 & 917 key comparison
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Dimple]] locks
* [[WEST]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler_locks]]
[[Category:Dimple_locks]]
[[Category:WEST]]

{{Stub}}

File:West 916 - components - FXE48892-Edit.jpg

2023-05-02T13:22:44Z

Mgsecure: {{Information | Description=WEST 916 components | Date=02 May 2023 | Author=mgsecure | Source=Submitted to Lockwiki by Author | Permission=Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International}}{{Cc-by-nc-nd-4.0}} Category:WEST

== Summary ==
{{Information | Description=[[WEST 916]] components | Date=02 May 2023 | Author=[[User: mgsecure |mgsecure]] | Source=Submitted to Lockwiki by Author | Permission=Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International}}{{Cc-by-nc-nd-4.0}} [[Category:WEST]]

M1

2023-04-28T14:38:28Z

Mgsecure: /* M1 */ add 2, 4, 6

= M1 =
[[File:m1key.JPG|200px|thumb|right|A M1 key]]
The '''M1''' is a common [[Keys#Parts of a Key|key profile]] which is widely used by [[Master Lock]] [[padlock]]s and many knock-off brands.

These locks include the Master Lock No 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The blank has space for 4 pins stacks and is widely produced by key blank manufacturers such as [[ILCO]] and [[HY-CO]].
[[File:Profilem1.jpg‎|frame|The profile of a M1 key blank.]]

Master Lock uses the part number 1K for their key blank.
* ILCO 1092 or M1
* JMA MAS-1
* Silca MS2
* Taylor 92

[[Category:Keys]]
[[Category:Key profiles]]
[[Category:Master Lock]]
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Master Lock No 6

2023-04-28T14:08:41Z

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| name = Master Lock No. 6
| Img = File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png
| Img_size = 200px
| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
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| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 4
}}

The '''No. 6''' is a [[pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. The No. 6 uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 6 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 6 cylinder is a [[pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder typically uses the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but may use other profiles, as well. The standard No. 6 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 6 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 6 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 6 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 2 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 6 keyway - FXE48764.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 6 key - FXE48738.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Master Lock]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Master Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

Master Lock No 4

2023-04-28T14:08:28Z

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| name = Master Lock No. 4
| Img = File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png
| Img_size = 200px
| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
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| spec_on = true
| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 4
}}

The '''No. 4''' is a [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. The No. 4 uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 4 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 4 cylinder is a [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder typically uses the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but may use other profiles, as well. The standard No. 4 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 4 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 4 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The No. 4 cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The No. 4 plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 4 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 4 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 4 keyway - FXE48774.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 4 key - FXE48747.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Master Lock]]

[[Category:Lock_models]]
[[Category:Master_Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

Master Lock No 2

2023-04-28T14:08:18Z

Mgsecure:

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| name = Master Lock No. 2
| Img = File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png
| Img_size = 200px
| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
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| spec_on = true
| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 4
}}

The '''No. 2''' is a [[pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. The No. 2 uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 2 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 2 cylinder is a [[pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder typically uses the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but may use other profiles, as well. The standard No. 2 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 2 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 2 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The No. 2 cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The No. 2 plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 2 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 2 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 2 keyway - FXE48768-2.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 2 key - FXE48735.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Master Lock]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Master Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

Master Lock No 4

2023-04-28T14:05:39Z

Mgsecure:

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| name = Master Lock No. 4
| Img = File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png
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| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
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The '''No. 4''' is a [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. The No. 4 uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 4 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 4 cylinder is a [[Pin_tumbler|pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder typically uses the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but may use other profiles, as well. The standard No. 4 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 4 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 4 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The No. 4 cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The No. 4 plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 4 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 4 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 4 front - FXE48772.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 4 keyway - FXE48774.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 4 key - FXE48747.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]
* [[Master Lock]]

[[Category:Lock_models]]
[[Category:Master_Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

Master Lock No 8

2023-04-28T14:05:24Z

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| Img = File:Master Lock No 8 front - FXE48777.png
| Img_size = 200px
| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
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| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 4
}}

The '''No. 8''' is a [[pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. It uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 8 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 8 cylinder is a [[pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder does not use the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but rather a smaller key. The standard No. 8 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 8 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 8 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 8 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 2 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 8 front - FXE48777.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 8 keyway - FXE48779.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 8 key - FXE48754.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Master Lock]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Master Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

Master Lock No 2

2023-04-28T14:02:36Z

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| name = Master Lock No. 2
| Img = File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png
| Img_size = 150px
| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
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| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 4
}}

The '''No. 2''' is a [[pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. The No. 2 uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 2 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 2 cylinder is a [[pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder typically uses the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but may use other profiles, as well. The standard No. 2 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 2 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 2 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The No. 2 cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The No. 2 plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 2 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 2 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 2 front - FXE48766.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 2 keyway - FXE48768-2.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 2 key - FXE48735.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Master Lock]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Master Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]

Master Lock No 6

2023-04-28T14:02:20Z

Mgsecure: Created page with "<span style="font-size: 188%; line-height:190%">{{PAGENAME}}</span> ---- {{Lock model | name = Master Lock No. 6 | Img = File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png | Img_size = 150px | maker = Master Lock | lock_type = Padlock, Cylinder | lock_design = Pin-tumbler | years_produced = | patent = | related = | spec_on = true | spec_comptype = Pin-tumbler | spec_comp = 4 }} The '''No. 6''' is a pin-tumbler padlock made..."

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| Img = File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png
| Img_size = 150px
| maker = [[Master Lock]]
| lock_type = [[Padlock]], [[Cylinder]]
| lock_design = [[Pin-tumbler]]
| years_produced =
| patent =
| related =
| spec_on = true
| spec_comptype = [[Pin_tumbler |Pin-tumbler]]
| spec_comp = 4
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The '''No. 6''' is a [[pin-tumbler]] [[padlock]] made by [[Master Lock]]. The No. 6 uses a laminated brass padlock body with an internal key-in-knob-style [[cylinder]]. The inner cylinder uses four pin stacks and does not use any [[security pin]]s.

The No. 6 is a common low security padlock used in the United States. It is one of a line of laminated brass padlocks that includes the [[Master Lock No 2|Master Lock #2]], [[Master Lock No 4|#4]], [[Master Lock No 6|#6]], and [[Master Lock No 8|#8]].

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== Principles of operation ==

The No. 6 cylinder is a [[pin-tumbler]] lock with four pin stacks and no [[security pin]]s. The cylinder typically uses the [[M1]] [[Key#Types_of_Keys|key profile]] but may use other profiles, as well. The standard No. 6 can be opened in both directions but the "commercial" series body restricts opening to clockwise rotation. The No. 6 is not a [[key retaining]] padlock.

== Disassembly instructions ==

The No. 6 cannot be disassembled non-destructively. To disassemble it the rivets that hold the laminated body together must be removed and each layer removed individually. The inner cylinder itself can be disassembled in the same manner as a traditional pin-tumbler lock:

{{Pin-tumbler standard disassembly}}

'''Notes'''
* The cylinder requires a small diameter plug follower.
* The plug is retained by a crimp, rather than a C-clip or [[cam]]. Above are the generic pin-tumbler disassembly instructions.

== Vulnerabilities ==

The No. 6 is vulnerable to a wide range of attacks. The reduced pin tumbler count and poor manufacturing tolerances makes it an easy lock to pick. It's commonly given to [[locksport]] beginners as a "confidence lock"; a lock that is easy to open and inspires you to continue picking. The No. 2 may be vulnerable to one or more of the following:

* [[Lockpicking]]
* [[Key bumping]]
* [[Impressioning]]
* [[Decoding]]
* [[Bypass]]
* [[Destructive entry]]

== Gallery ==
<div align="center"><gallery align="center">
File:Master Lock No 6 front - FXE48762.png | Front
File:Master Lock No 6 keyway - FXE48764.png | Keyway
File:Master Lock No 6 key - FXE48738.png | Key
File:Master Lock No 2-8 grid - FXE48731-Edit.png | ML #2, #4, #6, and #8.
</gallery></div>

== See also ==

* [[Master Lock]]
* [[Padlock]]
* [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]]

[[Category:Lock models]]
[[Category:Master Lock]]
[[Category:Padlocks]]
[[Category:Pin-tumbler locks]]