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How to remove euro lock cylinder Videos
- 1. How To Remove A Snapped Key From A 6 Pin Euro Cylinder Lock www.uklocksport.co.uk
- 2. Lock Snapping - The Euro Cylinder Lock Vulnerability
- 3. How To Remove, Measure & Fit a Euro Cylinder
- 4. How To Remove A UPVC Euro Door Cylinder
- 5. How to change a euro cylinder on a UPVC door
How To Remove A Snapped Key From A 6 Pin Euro Cylinder Lock www.uklocksport.co.uk
All my videos are tutorials with hints and tips for lock picking, Including bumping locks raking locks and single pin picking locks SPP using many different lock ...
User Comments
Trevor Nicol
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on 12 Oct 2015
I cant get barb tool under the broken key. I have the same kit but am
having trouble. Any tips
waddac2
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on 12 Oct 2015
+Trevor Nicol Yes, I think when placing the extractor in you have to make sure that teeth are directly under the key cuts. It is very easy for the tool to turn 180 as you cannot see inside the lock properly. Glad you managed to get the key out in the end my friend.
Trevor Nicol
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on 12 Oct 2015
Hi +waddac2 after a bit of fiddling about I managed to get key out. Still don't know exactly how I did it. I think I got the barb in along side rather than underneath the key. Thanks for tip on vaseline as I have one more broken key to remove.
waddac2
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on 12 Oct 2015
Hi Trevor, I have used the key extractors a few times and not had any issues with them with hooking the key, now and again it can take longer to jiggle in and hook..... Bit like fishing really. Not sure if it may help but maybe try a bit of Vaseline to aid the extractor going in. Just a thought and worth a try as cannot harm.
CHRIS COLOKATHIS'VINUYA
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on 04 Apr 2015
I wish this key extratcting tool lived in my toolbox, I racked up a 239
euro bill, locksmith, new cylinder and time.
Good tutorial
waddac2
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on 04 Apr 2015
Thanks for watching my friend. Yes the broken key extractors are a great piece of kit. You do get a key extractor hook in most pick sets but they are a waste of time, but these beauties are the best I have ever used.
Lock Snapping - The Euro Cylinder Lock Vulnerability
Euro cylinder locks are fitted to millions of properties, usually in UPVC and other double glazed doors. Since 2009 there has been a rise in the technique used ...
User Comments
Andrei Tudose
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on 01 Nov 2015
Censoring how to snap a lock as if criminals use YouTube tutorials to
bypass locks :))
- pair of pliers side to side or up down
- if it's antisnap simply insert a key in or in the worst case force a
drywall screw inside and use a curved crowbar to pull everything out.
Andrei Tudose
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on 13 Dec 2015
True :)
gubx42
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on 13 Dec 2015
+Andrei Tudose I don't think it is to prevent actual criminals to enter your home. If they want to, they will do it anyways.It's more to prevent kids from getting bad ideas.
How To Remove, Measure & Fit a Euro Cylinder
A simple 'how to' remove, measure & fit a euro cylinder lock. Ideal for DIY and maintenance. It takes less than 5 minutes... The Schlosser Technik Ultimate ...
How To Remove A UPVC Euro Door Cylinder
A video tutorial showing how to remove an existing euro cylinder from a UPVC or Composite door, in turn allowing you change the locks, or upgrade to a more ...
User Comments
UPVC Spares 4 Repairs
commented
on 18 Nov 2014
Hi Ian yes you will find that West Yorkshire police will reccommend the ABS
lock as it achieves Secure by demand status and currently is the only lock
with the highest Diamond security status. They basically say we recommend
that you choose a lock with the 3 star rating S.B.D and also the Diamond
Security rating. If you look on the ABS site : //www.abs-secure.co.uk/
you will see this clearly stated. Hope this helps regards Allan
upvcspares4repairs.
UK Bus Dash Cam
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on 26 Feb 2015
Great video buddy, easy to view, very simple to do. Just moved into new
property and wanted to change the locks. Sorted :-)
TheFlashands
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on 13 Dec 2014
Great video, well instructed. Thank you.
How to change a euro cylinder on a UPVC door
Instructional video on how to change an old UPVC euro cylinder for a new euro cylinder in a UPVC or wooden door.
User Comments
1stCallLockouts
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on 18 Mar 2013
Thanks Dolly. Our in house marketeer is not great with simple sums (or was
it me ?!! ) In fact here is what has happened. Some locks are measured from
the middle of the cam to end of the lock i.e. 40 to the middle, 45 the
other end (not a uniform lock BTW). However other lock manufacturers
measure their lock to the cam (the part that throws the bolt) and not the
center. The center cam being a standard 10mm wide. Therefore I believe my
colleague means he has included the cam. All the best
FluffyDarkPrincess
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on 25 Apr 2012
A nice clear video, but I am confused about the measurements of the
cylinder. It looks like you're measuring from one end, to the centre of the
screw hole (45mm) then from the other end to the centre of the screw hole
(40mm) so the total length should be 85mm. Or perhaps I'm mistaken about
where you're measuring to and from. Please clarify, I'm very inexperienced
at DIY.
roontunes
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on 07 Sep 2013
my patio doors have a central pillar that seems to be fixed solidly to one
door and prevents me from accessing the machine screw to remove the
cylinder. I know this pillar is mechanically fixed to the door but there
are no fixings visible. Have you any idea how to remove it to access the
cylinder ?
John Manley
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on 16 Oct 2013
thanks for that video. Much appreciated!!! You did make a little error on
the overall length of the cylinder as it should have been 85 not 95,
although this doesn't take away from the help that the video provides!
Christopher Carpenter
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on 07 Mar 2013
The same as Mothwillow. I have lost the key and the door is unlocked. I am
able to remove the machine screw but cant seem to get the euro lock out.
Any advice please. Thanks for the demonstration
Sparvar1
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on 07 Aug 2010
Thanks so much, I can't believe how easy it is and I have been meaning to
change mine for 5 years! I hope you can order these throuh your website
because I'm going to look now...
cigster
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on 18 Jan 2010
I want to replace the old one, because the keys get lost. Still no odea how
to do that without old keys. I'll keep searching the net :)
1stCallLockouts
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on 18 Mar 2013
Unfortunately the cam retains the lock (which is inside the door itself).
Therefore in this case you would need a locksmith - sorry
Dollymixture68
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on 25 Jan 2013
Well thanks for that. Single mum wanting to replace my locks and 40 and 45
long overall 95 totally confused me!
dawn gilbert
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on 31 Jul 2012
Many thanks for this ,i've managed to change my lock ,after my daughter
lost her purse.brill
Alan Meredith
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on 05 Jun 2015
When measuring the Cylinder : 45mm + 40mm = 85mm overall, not 95mm !
Ian Porter
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on 23 Jul 2013
40/45 is 95? Small mistake, but thanks for an informative video.
Ordsall66
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on 03 Sep 2010
Cheers, very clear instructions. Idiot proof(I hope!)
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