Suggestions wanted on building a "practice door"

[CrookieMonster]

im planning on building a doorjam and setting a door in it with as many different types of american deadbolts in it(to practice actually working on doors instead of picking in a vice)
so far im thinking of putting these deadbolts in and id add a lever lock at the bottom so i can play with lever bypass techniques (please give me suggestions on other locks to put in):
kwikset 5 pin
kwikset 6 pin
schlage 5 pin
schlage 6 pin
falcon 5
falcon 6
falcon 7
arrow 5
arrow 6
are the following just take kwikset or schlage cylinders?
emtek
defiant

i realize that this is a lot of locks and i probably wont be mounting them all at once (due to lack of space) and if these questions // this post sounds abit newbish it is because i am a total newbie but it sounds like a fun project.. please add as many suggestions as possible.. thanks in advance..

[Ortin468]

I would also suggest that you mount the locks on both sides of the door, (left and right sides). Also for a bit of a challenge later on, obstruct the locks a bit, example, deeper door jambs or a door mounted close to a corner.

[CrookieMonster]

I would also suggest that you mount the locks on both sides of the door, (left and right sides). Also for a bit of a challenge later on, obstruct the locks a bit, example, deeper door jambs or a door mounted close to a corner.

instead of mounting on both sides why couldnt i just flip the door around or simply practice from the other side? this is going to be a freestanding frame(ie: i can walk around it)

thanks for the info.. ill definitely think of someway to mount a sidewall // corner that can be easily removed due to the fact that my current workshop is a single car garage and i dont have the space..

[RevDisk]

im planning on building a doorjam and setting a door in it with as many different types of american deadbolts in it(to practice actually working on doors instead of picking in a vice)
so far im thinking of putting these deadbolts in and id add a lever lock at the bottom so i can play with lever bypass techniques (please give me suggestions on other locks to put in):

i realize that this is a lot of locks and i probably wont be mounting them all at once (due to lack of space) and if these questions // this post sounds abit newbish it is because i am a total newbie but it sounds like a fun project.. please add as many suggestions as possible.. thanks in advance..

Saw door in half, horizontal. Put a deep notch dead center, with a hole for a peg. Make an X out of door halfs. If you want it to be pretty stable, get a thick square of plywood for the base, drill holes for more pegs at the base of the door halves. Breaks down to being pretty flat for storage.

You can also screw in a variety of hasps so you can practice on padlocks on the rest of the door.