Comments for Lock Bumping http://lockbumping.org/blog Lock Bumping and Bump Keys Tue, 07 Oct 2008 07:02:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 Comment on Lock Bumping and It’s Legal Status by www.rekey.com » Blog Archive » - schlage http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/08/27/lock-bumping-and-its-legal-status/#comment-355 Tue, 09 Sep 2008 03:00:16 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/08/27/lock-bumping-and-its-legal-status/#comment-355 [...] Lock Bumping and It?s Legal Status By Administrator Some of the big lock manufactures that have designed and now produce a bump resistant lock include Medeco, Schlage, Kwikset, BiLock and Master. These companies all now advertise either a bump resistant or bump proof lock. … Lock Bumping - http://lockbumping.org/blog [...] […] Lock Bumping and It?s Legal Status By Administrator Some of the big lock manufactures that have designed and now produce a bump resistant lock include Medeco, Schlage, Kwikset, BiLock and Master. These companies all now advertise either a bump resistant or bump proof lock. … Lock Bumping - http://lockbumping.org/blog […]

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping Solutions by tom http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/01/31/lock-bumping-solutions/#comment-333 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 03:38:43 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/01/31/lock-bumping-solutions/#comment-333 the best lunpickable and unbumpale lock is 1 with no outside key hole or access of any kind i like the 2x4 brackets that are sole at any home improvement store simple mount the brackets in to the frame or brick and put a 2x4 or a 1-1/2 square beam in place i did that for my store well 3 i took out a few bricks then put a steel plate with machine screws sticking out then filled the area in with anchoring cement with a very heavy steel door i had a few meth heads try from time to time if you ware to try to kick that door down you could start at 10:00 pm and quit at 9am and still fail in fact they did not even make a dent i had to stay over night to keep my computers running i had a cyber cafe sometime it was like a knock knock or once sounded like a car crash and a loud scream i found blood and bone fragmentts the next morning he must of had a compound fracture ouch even a 200 lb heating and air guy who was a friend of failed to get my attention with a prank shoulder bash as we did not here him he thought it would be funny to spook me right after i put it up anything short of a bulldozer was not coming though as the wals l were 8 layers of brick yes you can keep out the most determined burglar as a bull dozzer plowing though a 4 car grange or atl least half a carr ,s width would tip off the neighbors not to mention the 8 layers will take some time and the cops will be on the way with half the 16th Chicago police district but at what cost i had $50 k in computers to protect and i had architecture on my side but the brackets and a 2x4 or a steel bar is the best lock you can get if you are worried about the someone breaking in though a door while yor are in the house if you do not believe me take a 2x4 8 in long and try to snap it or try geing a 1-1/2 in square beam with a wall thicknes of 1/4 in 4ft long and try to bend it but remember theat if you studied physics and understand how this locking device works 95 of the force is applyed to a 8 inch peace by the lock side of the door in the form of shear force it is like a lever kinda shear force is like what bolt cutter us to cut chain they apply many thousands of pounds per square inch but only cove 1- 64th of a inch so 100,000 pounds of psi is 1562.5 pounds of pressure with a coumpund lever a very big man can easely cut some very heavy chain but the bolt cuter here has a blade 8 inches wide and the burglar can not change that now this works out fine as long as your other hard ware and wall hold up but if installed with some for thought this system is at least 10 times stronger than ANY DEADBOLT but if you simply mount these brackets like you ware hanging a picture a 12 year old could kick it in the best lunpickable and unbumpale lock is 1 with no outside key hole or access of any kind

i like the 2×4 brackets that are sole at any home improvement store

simple mount the brackets in to the frame or brick and put a 2×4 or a 1-1/2 square beam in place

i did that for my store well 3

i took out a few bricks then put a steel plate with machine screws sticking out then filled the area in with anchoring cement

with a very heavy steel door i had a few meth heads try from time to time if you ware to try to kick that door down you could start at 10:00 pm and quit at 9am and still fail in fact they did not even make a dent

i had to stay over night to keep my computers running i had a cyber cafe

sometime it was like a knock knock or once sounded like a car crash and a loud scream i found blood and bone fragmentts the next morning he must of had a compound fracture ouch

even a 200 lb heating and air guy who was a friend of failed to get my attention with a prank shoulder bash as we did not here him he thought it would be funny to spook me right after i put it up anything short of a bulldozer was not coming though as the wals l were 8 layers of brick

yes you can keep out the most determined burglar as a bull dozzer plowing though a 4 car grange or atl least half a carr ,s width would tip off the neighbors not to mention the 8 layers will take some time and the cops will be on the way with half the 16th Chicago police district

but at what cost i had $50 k in computers to protect and i had architecture on my side

but the brackets and a 2×4 or a steel bar is the best lock you can get if you are worried about the someone breaking in though a door while yor are in the house

if you do not believe me take a 2×4 8 in long and try to snap it or try geing a 1-1/2 in square beam with a wall thicknes of 1/4 in 4ft long and try to bend it

but remember theat if you studied physics and understand how this locking device works 95 of the force is applyed to a 8 inch peace by the lock side of the door in the form of shear force it is like a lever kinda

shear force is like what bolt cutter us to cut chain they apply many thousands of pounds per square inch but only cove 1- 64th of a inch so 100,000 pounds of psi is 1562.5 pounds of pressure with a coumpund lever a very big man can easely cut some very heavy chain

but the bolt cuter here has a blade 8 inches wide and the burglar can not change that now this works out fine as long as your other hard ware and wall hold up

but if installed with some for thought this system is at least 10 times stronger than ANY DEADBOLT but if you simply mount these brackets like you ware hanging a picture a 12 year old could kick it in

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping and Antibump Locks by Joe http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/07/25/lock-bumping-and-antibump-locks/#comment-299 Thu, 21 Aug 2008 00:14:32 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/07/25/lock-bumping-and-antibump-locks/#comment-299 OK, I'll bite. What prevents the creation of a special bump key for these locks? They still use pins and a rotating cylinder, right? OK, I’ll bite. What prevents the creation of a special bump key for these locks? They still use pins and a rotating cylinder, right?

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping – How Safe Are You in Your House? by JVKS http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/05/08/lock-bumping-%e2%80%93-how-safe-are-you-in-your-house/#comment-197 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:03:20 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/05/08/lock-bumping-%e2%80%93-how-safe-are-you-in-your-house/#comment-197 Any comments on the Abloy Protec? Does anyone know how much more expensive the CLIQ versions are vs. the standard Protec deadbolts? Any comments on the Abloy Protec? Does anyone know how much more expensive the CLIQ versions are vs. the standard Protec deadbolts?

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping Solutions by Deadbolt http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/01/31/lock-bumping-solutions/#comment-163 Mon, 31 Mar 2008 01:57:12 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/01/31/lock-bumping-solutions/#comment-163 You should add The Ultimate Lock to this list. Its one of the only locks that prevents lock bumping using a 'smart key' type system. But not all Medeco locks are bump proof. Contact me if you have any questions You should add The Ultimate Lock to this list. Its one of the only locks that prevents lock bumping using a ’smart key’ type system. But not all Medeco locks are bump proof. Contact me if you have any questions

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping Solutions by Gary http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/01/31/lock-bumping-solutions/#comment-92 Sun, 24 Feb 2008 02:28:04 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2008/01/31/lock-bumping-solutions/#comment-92 Due to the nature of my front door, I had no choice but to install the lock upside down. It seems to me that this simple move makes the lock completely bump-proof because the lower pins will always be resting against the upper ones. You don't have gravity working as your friend. Am I right? Can anyone test this? I haven't tried to make a bump key. Thanks! Due to the nature of my front door, I had no choice but to install the lock upside down. It seems to me that this simple move makes the lock completely bump-proof because the lower pins will always be resting against the upper ones. You don’t have gravity working as your friend. Am I right? Can anyone test this? I haven’t tried to make a bump key.
Thanks!

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping – How Safe Are You in Your House? by bea http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/05/08/lock-bumping-%e2%80%93-how-safe-are-you-in-your-house/#comment-19 Tue, 16 Oct 2007 14:28:06 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/05/08/lock-bumping-%e2%80%93-how-safe-are-you-in-your-house/#comment-19 I have matlocks on my doors and they work great! No installation just hang them on your door. inexpensive solution to lock bumping, and you can take them with you. go to www.matlockllc.com I have matlocks on my doors and they work great! No installation just hang them on your door.
inexpensive solution to lock bumping, and you can take them with you.
go to www.matlockllc.com

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping – How Safe Are You in Your House? by Jeannie http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/05/08/lock-bumping-%e2%80%93-how-safe-are-you-in-your-house/#comment-18 Thu, 11 Oct 2007 15:26:13 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/05/08/lock-bumping-%e2%80%93-how-safe-are-you-in-your-house/#comment-18 There is an inexpensive product that will prevent lock bumping with out replacing your existing deadbolt. www. matlockllc.com There is an inexpensive product that will prevent lock bumping with out replacing your existing deadbolt. www. matlockllc.com

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping and Bump Proof Locks Part-1 by Dave Jabas http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/09/01/lock-bumping-and-bump-proof-locks-part-1/#comment-15 Tue, 04 Sep 2007 12:07:19 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/09/01/lock-bumping-and-bump-proof-locks-part-1/#comment-15 I have been a Bilock Dealer for 16 years and yes Bilock is bump proof. The lock has 12 pins with dual sidebars and a trigger mechanism built into the key and no top pins. We have an exploded view of the lock on our website. Bilock is also available in a removable core that fits into most commercial door locks with out major modification. This makes it possible to change the lock in less than a minute using a special control key.If you would like to examine the lock and patented key design, please give me a call 800-508-6889. Dave Jabas www.wholesalelocks.com I have been a Bilock Dealer for 16 years and yes Bilock is bump proof. The lock has 12 pins with dual sidebars and a trigger mechanism built into the key and no top pins. We have an exploded view of the lock on our website. Bilock is also available in a removable core that fits into most commercial door locks with out major modification. This makes it possible to change the lock in less than a minute using a special control key.If you would like to examine the lock and patented key design, please give me a call 800-508-6889.

Dave Jabas
www.wholesalelocks.com

]]> Comment on Lock Bumping Medeco Locks by Dewi http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/08/17/medeco-bump-resistant-locks/#comment-12 Mon, 27 Aug 2007 11:14:37 +0000 http://lockbumping.org/blog/2007/08/17/medeco-bump-resistant-locks/#comment-12 Another blog with lots of info about bumping http://www.delynlocks.com/saesneg/?p=19 Another blog with lots of info about bumping

http://www.delynlocks.com/saesneg/?p=19

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