They we're meant to be together. From the very first day they met they couldn't be separated. As stubborn and loyal to each other as can possible be.
During the years, others tried to connect with them but it was sentenced for failure.
Their relationship was strong, for them, there was nothing else out there and their bond was obvious.
As the years passed it was the relationship that became harder to maintain, some ups and downs were experienced,
just like in any relationship. The problem was that they never discussed it or tried to find a way to fix it,
so it went on and on.
One day the relationship came to a halt and no matter what, it was determined to stay locked.
No connection could have been made and they felt completely meaningless without each other,
knowing that a lock without a key will stay forever locked.
Our experience tells us that no matter how well they fit, you must maintain and upgrade the connection.
Using Washington locksmith services will make you certain, that your key fits your lock and your lock fits your security level.
Our locksmiths in Washington provide complete locksmiths services including: auto locksmith,
residential locksmith,
commercial locksmith and emergency locksmith any where 24/7. In this relationship you have the main components,
and if one is missing we are here to complete it.
We have a saying: Every one who has a lock needs a key and everyone who needs a key needs a locksmith.
Washington Locksmith
LOCKSMITIONARY:
Bitting:
part of the key that makes the tumblers activate
the lock.
the lock.
Blade of key:
portion of the key that is inserted into the keyhole
Bow of key:
portion of the key that is not inserted into the keyhole
Combination lock:
a lock which is opened by a code combination
Keyed Alike:
one key that operates all of
the locks
the locks
Keyed
Different:
Different:
a key that operates only
one lock
one lock
Lock picking:
unlocking a lock without the original key
Master Key:
A Key that is designed to operate all the locks in a specific group of locks
Rekeying:
replacing the tumblers of a lock cylinder with other tumblers of different sizes
which will require a different key to operate.
Tumblers:
parts inside a lock that needs to be aligned to exact positions in order
for the lock to operate.