The National Locksmith Guide to Manipulation
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Bob Sieveking has completed an amazing task in writing this book on Manipulation. He
has taken a complicated subject and he has broken it down and organized it into many
steps which you may learn one step at a time. This may sound like an easy thing to
accomplish. However, when considering a subject as complex as this one, the job of
teaching becomes all the more difficult.
Yet the result of the author's labor is a book which is virtually a complete course on
Manipulation. One would never expect to learn a subject just by paging through a book
on the topic. For example, even an excellent book on French will not help you to speak
French unless you practice and work hard. But if you exert yourself, follow the author's
instructions, and practice, practice, practice...you will learn to manipulate combination
locks. Taking an actual course will upgrade your skills even further.
As Editor and Publisher of The National Locksmith magazine, my work is centered on
bringing information to the locksmith that will help you learn new skills. Locksmithing is
becoming more and more a service-related industry. Therefore, it behooves the
locksmith to have as many security-related skills as humanly possible. This makes your
business more complete and will help you make more money in your career. Learning
skills like Manipulation will help insure that you do not have to refer these calls away to
other craftsmen. Thus your customer comes to understand that he can call you for service
whenever he has a security problem.
The National Locksmith magazine publishes a line of books and manuals written by
locksmiths for other locksmiths. This is such a book. Contained in this manual are
techniques that have been passed from generation to generation oflocksmiths. Be sure to
use caution when storing this book. Guard it carefully to be sure that is does not fall into
the wrong hands. I urge you to continue your quest for knowledge and understanding of
the locksmith trade. Of course, you should subscribe to The National Locksmith. It is a
very easy way to learn many new techniques and important information.
I would like to thank Bob Sieveking for his good work in writing this book. We believe
that combination locks will play an important role in security for many, many years to
come. Therefore, locksmiths will be referring to this book on Manipulation for
generations to come. I am proud to have played a part in its publication. The author is to
be highly commended. And you, the reader, are to be commended also ...for seeking to
upgrade your skills. Congratulations.
Marc Goldberg
Editor/ Publisher
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter One: Safe Lock Identification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I
Chapter Two: Principles of Manipulation 17
Chapter Three: Manipulation of a Spring Fence Lock 31
Chapter Four: Fixed Drive Pin Locks 53
Chapter Five: Manipulation of a Friction Fence Lock 65
Chapter Six: The Sentry Floor Safe 81
Chapter Seven: The Straight In or Direct Entry Fence 87
Chapter Eight: The Star Push Down Manipulation Resistant Safe 93
Chapter Nine: Parking, (Manipulation of a Mosler 302) , 105
Chapter Ten: Dial Vernier, an Aid to Manipulation 123
Chapter Eleven: The Safe Lock Amplifier 129
Study Question Key 133
Index .. '" I-II
Glossary of Illustrations '" III
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