Blacksmiths can work with a number of different types and keys that is interesting tool they need to repair or copy or use the buttons to help them in their work. Some of them are very interesting in the way they work and show some ingenuity in the design, development and implementation of locks and keys that are difficult to pass, and that the amount needed is to provide security.
Four keys back: These are known as cross-key orcross-shaped, not a set of teeth, but four of them to look like a cross, if you look directly at them. They are also more durable and much harder to get - like the cross is designed to work with the same number of pins. Double-sided key is also the one who simply have teeth on both top and bottom of the page.
Cut inside: a key to the internal cut that is cut like a sidewinder, or laser, is a key that the notches in a wobbled groove straightrectangular blades. Typically, the groove is on both sides that the key or can be used. These are very durable and not subject to much wear and tear "normal" keys. However, they require a particular type of machine to be cut.
Master Keys Master Keys are impressive, open multiple locks. This is actually the largest production and processing of locks held the key itself, but requires a lot of thought to thisLocks are open for both the master key and the key specific 'change', while not allowing the work to change the keys with each of the other locks.
Skeleton Keys: The keys that are used are not picks, but the keys can be tools for locksmiths and thieves - although now largely outdated and not very often at all. Skeleton Key (also known as a master key) keys, which are designed to be able to walk, are open to many other castles. This is possiblethe fact that the choices were initially used for blocked locks, or "blocks of the church", the only minimum security and do not have the usual pin-complex systems of outer locks to open today. Thus, these keys are useful for thieves and locksmiths who want to open the locks locked, but since this is rarely used, except for doors and cabinets, picks are largely obsolete. Skeleton keys can by the handles, which are usually identifieddecorative and ornate or very simple.
Tubular keys: keys that seem to have tubular hollow cylinder with notches on the edge and strikes. This allows the pin to be driven at 360 degrees, making it difficult to get a result. At the same time are also very durable. These keys in their modern form are difficult to duplicate, and bicycles are often found in locks and safes.
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