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how do you take apart a lock?

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how do you take apart a lock?

Postby Lockdown27 » 7 Oct 2006 17:27

How do you take a cylinder out of a lock?
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Postby dmux » 7 Oct 2006 18:28

remove every screw/pin/and ring
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Postby illusion » 7 Oct 2006 18:52

Do you mean the Key In Knob cylinder from a handleset?

If you mean just take apart a lock, then look up my guide in the FAQ section. :)
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Postby c23446190 » 7 Oct 2006 20:32

I'd also like to know how to disassemble a knob door lock to take out its cylinder core.
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Postby UWSDWF » 7 Oct 2006 20:40

if you could be a little more specific... pictures, make, model, colour.... well maybe not the last one but you get the idea

FYI questions as vague as these are like some one asking if you know the guy with the nose and the hair... :lol:
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Postby c23446190 » 7 Oct 2006 20:54

Isn't it the same across all brands? It's a knob door lock, front knob has a keyway, back knob has a little push button to lock from inside. It sounds pretty standard to me.
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Postby unbreakable » 7 Oct 2006 21:20

c23446190 wrote:Isn't it the same across all brands? It's a knob door lock, front knob has a keyway, back knob has a little push button to lock from inside. It sounds pretty standard to me.


Say WHAT?!?


Although the outsides may be different, there are many different ways to remove the lock core.

Here's a good thread with a few different methods on removing locks from doorknobs.
-http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?t=14638&highlight=
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Postby UWSDWF » 8 Oct 2006 4:41

c23446190 wrote:Isn't it the same across all brands? It's a knob door lock, front knob has a keyway, back knob has a little push button to lock from inside. It sounds pretty standard to me.


not standard at all and hence why I asked you to specify... I really don't care what type of handle you have on your front door, I was just trying to help it apart and i can't do it unless you tell me what it is or if you have thermite
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Postby cL4y » 8 Oct 2006 7:48

UWSDWF wrote:FYI questions as vague as these are like some one asking if you know the guy with the nose and the hair... :lol:



What? you don't know about the guy,who did that thing that time,at that place? :P
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Postby UWSDWF » 8 Oct 2006 8:01

cL4y wrote:
UWSDWF wrote:FYI questions as vague as these are like some one asking if you know the guy with the nose and the hair... :lol:



What? you don't know about the guy,who did that thing that time,at that place? :P


yeah I know him we go way back, remember he had the thing with stuff in it and his girlfriend with the hair and the eyes
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Postby unbreakable » 8 Oct 2006 21:25

UWSDWF wrote:
yeah I know him we go way back, remember he had the thing with stuff in it and his girlfriend with the hair and the eyes


Huh?

Was she hot? :P

She must have been if she had hair and eyes! :P :D :P
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Postby Romstar » 9 Oct 2006 1:17

unbreakable wrote:
UWSDWF wrote:
yeah I know him we go way back, remember he had the thing with stuff in it and his girlfriend with the hair and the eyes


Huh?

Was she hot? :P

She must have been if she had hair and eyes! :P :D :P


Beautiful hair, amazing eyes. She used to do that thing with her hair while her boyfriend was off doing that stuff he used to do at that place.
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Postby c23446190 » 9 Oct 2006 3:02

My lock is similar to Schlage lock featured in the PDF in this post viewtopic.php?t=14638.

I opened it the same way.
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