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| '''Binding''' is a fundamental principle of [[lockpicking]] and [[impressioning]] that allows components to be manipulated in order to affect entry. Binding uses [[tension]] to determine the order in which components should be picked, or, in the case of impressioning, the spots in which a key should be filed.
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| Binding is also used defensively by locks to prevent the lock from opening without the correct [[key]]. Components like [[Sidebar|sidebars]] and [[Security_Pin|security pins]] prevent the lock from opening through the use of binding themselves against various parts of the lock, preventing rotation.
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| == In lockpicking == | |
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| The type of binding that occurs during lockpicking is depends on lock design, the lock components (pins, wafers, discs, etc) and the lock body. In [[cylinder]] based locks, binding is caused by the cylinder and [[plug]] shearing into components. Binding not only determines the order in which components are picked, but also holds them in position so that they can be individually manipulated.
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| ; [[Pin_tumbler|Pin-tumbler]] and [[Wafer]] locks
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| : Binding occurs between pins or wafers, cylinder, and plug. | |
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| ; [[Lever]] locks
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| : Binding occurs between the levers and the [[bolt]], stump, or fence.
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| ; [[Disc_detainer|Disc-detainer]] locks
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| : Binding occurs between the discs and the [[sidebar]].
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| ; [[Combination]] locks
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| : In direct-drive rotary combinatino locks, binding occurs between the combination wheels and the fence. Also applicable to many low-security combination [[Padlock|padlocks]] where the shackle binds with the wheels. | |
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| == In impressioning ==
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| [[Impressioning]] uses binding to freeze components in place so that a blank key can be used to determine proper position of components. Almost all impressioning techniques apply extreme tension to bind all components in the lock then use a blank key to obtain impressions. This is true for pin-tumbler, wafer, lever, and disc-detainer locks.
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| == See also ==
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| * [[Lockpicking]]
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| * [[Impressioning]]
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| [[Category:Lockpicking]] [[Category:Impressioning]]
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