List of lessons
1. Opening Old-Generation Mul-T-Lock Locks
2. Opening Locked Cars
3. Opening a Mul-T-Lock Door that Has Slammed Shut
4. Opening a Locked High-Security (Mul-T-Lock) Door
5. Changing a Cylinder in a High-Security (Mul-T-Lock) Door
6. Changing a Mechanism in a High-Security (Mul-T-Lock) Door
7. Opening a Locked Wooden Door
8. Familiarizing Yourself with Mul-T-Lock Keys
9. Opening a Locked Metal Door
10. Changing a Cylinder or Lock on a Regular Door (Wood/Metal)
11. Changing a Car Switch
12. Changing Car Locks
13. Replacing Lost Car Keys (Rekeying)
14. Replacing Keys for Mul-T-Lock Cylinders (Rekeying)
15. Replacing Keys for Regular Cylinders (Rekeying)
16. Duplicating Electronic Transponder Keys for Cars with an Immobilizer
17. Duplicating Car Alarm Remote Controls
18. Duplicating a Lost Car Alarm Remote
19. Cracking Safes
20. Duplicating Standard Keys
21. Duplicating Car Keys
22. Duplicating Keys for Safes
23. Duplicating Keys for Chicago Locks
24. Duplicating Grooved Keys for the Home and Car
25. Duplicating Mul-T-Lock Keys
26. Duplicating Dimple Keys
27. Duplicating Axira, Ford and Magnum Nail Keys
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28.Rekeying Grooved Car Keys and Bumping Grooved Locks
29. Duplicating Keys for Axira Cylinders
30. Welding a Hook Lock on a Mul-T-Lock for Steel Doors and Gates
31. Picking a New-Generation Mul-T-Lock in a Welded Hook Lock
32. Picking a Car Lock by Bumping
33. Transplanting Car Remotes
34. Duplicating Electric Gate Remotes
35. Installing a Deadbolt Lock in a Door
36. Mounting Hook Locks on Armored Rings on Aluminum Door
37. Changing the Code in a Mul-T-Lock Lock
38. Installing a Deadbolt Lock in Doors
39. Installing a Mechanical Code Lock
40. Making a Master Lock
41. Opening a Slammed Wooden Door
42. Twelve Tips on How to Be a Successful Locksmith