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| August 2008 Class Schedule |
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| Friday August 8, 2008 |
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9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Registration
Hallway Registration Area
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| 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Board Meeting
Davinci Board Room |
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12:30 PM – 12:45 PM New Member Orientation
Instructor:
Larry Coughenour
Botticelli Room Class Limit: 24 Students |
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1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Class 100-0808A KABA Safe Deposit Lock Class
Donatello Room Instructor:
Bruce Robertson
Class Limit: 18 Students
Members $125.00
Visitors $187.50 8 Hours |
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2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Class 101-0808 Domestic Automotive Locks
Botticelli Room Instructor: Larry Coughenour & Terry Ellis
Class Limit: 24 Students 3 Hours |
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2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Class 102-0808 2008 & 2009 Automotive Updates
Drake Room Instructor: Ed Singleton
Class Limit: 30 Students 3 Hours |
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2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Class 103-0808 CCTV Digital Cameras
Michelangelo Room Instructor:Dave Raudabaugh
Class Limit: 30 Students 3 Hours |
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| 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM DINNER ON YOUR OWN |
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6:00 PM – 10:00 PM NCLLB License Test NCLLB Proctor
Michelangelo Room Class Limit: 18 Students |
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6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Class 200-0808 Chrysler and Ford 8 Cut Service & Diagnose
Botticelli Room Instructor:Tim Noszek
Class Limit: 18 Students 4 Hours |
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6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Class 201-0808 Basic Combination Lock Servicing
Drake Room Instructor:Reid Barbee
Class Limit: 24 Students 4 Hours |
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6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Class 100-0808B KABA Safe Deposit Lock Class
Donatello Room Instructor:Bruce Robertson
Class Limit: 18 Students Members $125.00
Visitors $187.50 8 Hours
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7:00 PM – 10:00 PM Class 202-0808 Lock Manufacturing History
Galileo Room Instructor:Granger Marley
Class Limit: 30 Students 3 Hours
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| Saturday August 9, 2008 |
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7:30 AM – 11:00 AM Registration Hallway Registration Area
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8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class 300-0808 Chrysler and Ford 8 Cut Service & Diagnose
Botticelli Room Instructor:Tim Noszek
Class limit: 18 Students 4 Hours |
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8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class 301-0808 Basic Combination Lock Servicing
Drake Room Instructor:Reid Barbee
Class Limit: 24 Students 4 Hours |
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9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class 302-0808 2008 & 2009 Automotive Updates
Donatello Room Instructor:Ed Singleton
Class Limit: 30 Students 3 Hours |
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9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Class 303-0808 Door Closer Survey and Proposals
Michelangelo Room Instructor:Granger Marley
Class Limit: 15 Students 3 Hours |
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| LUNCH ON YOUR OWN |
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Class 400-0808 Key Codes
Botticelli Room Instructor(s):Wayne Gow & Reid Skinner
Class Limit: 24 Students 3 Hours |
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Class 401-0808 Reverse Engineering of SFIC
Michelangelo Room Instructor:Ronnie Eubanks
Class Limit: 18 Students 3 Hours |
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Class 402-0808 Domestic Automotive Locks
Donatello Room Instructor:Larry Coughenour & Terry Ellis
Class Limit: 24 Students 3 Hours |
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1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Class 403-0808 CCTV Digital Cameras
Drake Room Instructor:Dave Raudabaugh
Class Limit: 30 Students 3 Hours |
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| 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM Business Meeting Drake Room |
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| August 2008 Class Synopsis |
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| KABA SAFE DEPOSIT LOCK CLASS 8 Hours |
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This hands-on class introduces you to the mechanical safe locks and safety deposit locks that are manufactured by KABA. Every student will learn the proper way to install the 673 Series Safe Lock and we will install one on his or her own mount. Each student will assemble a 57 series safe deposit box lock and a 54 series changeable safe deposit box lock. Emphasis will be placed on installation and proper function of these safe locks and safe deposit locks. The student will keep the cut-away safe lock display and safe deposit locks used in the class.
Prerequisites: Basic working knowledge of safes and safety deposit locks.
Members: $125.00 Visitors: $187.50
Class 100-0808A & B
Instructor: Bruce Robertson
Class Limit 18 Students |
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| DOMESTIC AUTOMOTIVE LOCKS 4 Hours |
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This class will be a discussion on the mechanical locking systems used on domestic vehicles yesterday and today. We will cover tumbler arrangements, the key blanks and how both have evolved over the years, how to generate the keys, plus the various problems to expect with different type locks and how to overcome those problems.
Class 101-0808
Instructor: Larry Coughenour & Terry Ellis
Class Limit: 24 Students |
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| 2008 & 2009 AUTOMOTIVE UPDATES 3 Hours |
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This class will cover opening techniques and tools from Steck Manufacturing for 2008 and 2009. Steck has some new design tools for the new cars that will be of interest to the Locksmiths.
Class 102-0808 or 302-0808
Instructor: Ed Singleton
Class Limit: 30 Students |
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| CCTV DIGITAL RECORDERS 3 Hours |
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Digital video Recorders (DVR’s) David Raudabaugh the presenter of CCTV Basic returns to provide an in depth understanding of digital video recorders and the capabilities they provide today. This class will provide knowledge to all levels of students who attend, but is intended to provide the understanding required to sort through the maze of products and terms associated with the 500+ number of DVR manufactures and their 1000’s of advertisements.
Students will leave the class capable of understanding and quoting profitable CCTV systems that include Digital Recording, Remote Video Transmission, Intelligent Video (Video Analytics) including Facial Recognition and Object Detection.
Class 103-0808 or 403-0808
Instructor: Dave Raudabaugh
Class Limit: 30 Students |
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| NCLLB LICENSE TEST 4 Hours |
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If you are an Apprentice Locksmith wanting to test for your North Carolina Locksmith License, then this is the place to take the test. You will be given ample time to test your skills and knowledge. You need to contact the Licensing Board Office in Raleigh to be scheduled for this test session. The address is NCLLB @ P.O. Box 10972, Raleigh, NC 27605, Phone 919-838-8782 or FAX 919-833-5743, or web site www.nclocksmithboard.org.
Proctor: NCLLB Member
Class Limit: 18 Students
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| CHRYSLER AND FORD 8 CUT SERVICE 4 Hours |
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In this class we are going to first talk about the symptoms and problems associated with these locks, door and ignitions, since 96 and 98. Do you know when to replace them and why it may be less expensive to just replace a cylinder and why? What about the infamous Ford Focus ignitions? We then are going to have some practical hands on experience with them. If you have a lock that you have pulled out and replaced, please bring it with you as well as a pinning kit. Also bring some small hand tools to include small screwdrivers and a scratch awl. Come prepared to learn from an Automotive Master Technician.
Class 200-0808 or 300-0808
Instructor: Tim Noszek
Class Limit: 18 Students |
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| BASIC COMBINATION LOCK SERVICING 101 4 Hours |
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This class is mandatory for any NCLA Apprentice Member. This is a hands-on class. This class will cover the glossary terms. Students will learn the proper changing procedures by physically doing the work. We will cover the most common problems you will come across in the field. Trouble shooting lockout problems and more.
Students need to bring the following tools to class. Tru-Arc Pliers, Standard Screwdriver, #2 Phillips Screwdriver, Small Hammer, Side Cutting Pliers.
Class 201-0808 or 301-0808
Instructor: Reid Barbee
Class Limit: 24 Students
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| LOCK MANUFACTURING HISTORY 3 Hours |
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Overview of the lock manufacturing founders in our country, the history of Yale, Russwin, Corbin, Bommer, Sargent, Eagle, Von Duprin and others. Provides vital insight into our careers and the people who made them possible. Explore the types of locks and designs which are still in use today. “Locks and Lock Makers in America” history book for sale at class.
Class 202-0808
Instructor: Granger Marley
Class Limit: 30 Students |
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| DOOR CLOSER SURVEYING AND PROPOSALS 3 Hours |
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This class will cover inspection and survey for actual repair several doors at the hotel facility. Identification manual included, will be used to diagnose problems with these doors, compile parts list and provide cost repair estimate. Help with projecting labor costs and suggesting alternative repairs.
Class 303-0808
Instructor: Granger Marley
Class Limit: 15 Students |
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| KEY CODES 3 Hours |
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In this class we are going to talk about Key Codes and what they can mean to the locksmith. Can a key code cut my time on a particular job? Where do I get key codes from? Now how can I convert the code to the actual biting and correct key blank, if I do not already know that? What code programs are available to me and what experience have others had with certain versions?
Class 400-0808
Instructor(s): Wayne Gow & Reid Skinner
Class Limit: 24 Students |
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| REVERSE ENGINEERING OF SFIC 3 Hours |
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This applies to the A-2 and A-4 SFIC systems.
1. A brief history of the interchangeable cores.
2. The student will learn the basis calculation of the small format interchangeable core.
3. The student will learn the three methods of reverse engineering for the A-2 and A-4 system. The student will use the Lab Annex to retrieve the pin stack from cores.
4. The student will also use the towel method to retrieve the pin stacks.
5. The student will use a caliper to measure the pins.
The students will receive written instructions for reverse engineering for the A-2 and A-4 systems.
Students need to bring a digital caliper, and an ejection pin to class.
Class 401-0808
Instructor: Ronnie Eubanks
Class Limit: 18 Students |
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