Can a locksmith make a key from the lock?

Yes, an experienced locksmith should generally have the ability to make a lock from a key. There are locks with certain features that prevent a key being made without access to the original key.

Can you copy a key from a lock?

Most modern car keys have to be created and cannot truly be duplicated by simply cutting a new key. House Keys – Keys for locks on the front door of a home can easily be duplicated by a locksmith. Padlock Keys – Often, padlock keys are Yale Keys and even those that are not Yale Keys can be duplicated.

Can a locksmith rekey a lock without the original key?

In most cases, a locksmith can rekey your locks even if you’ve lost or misplaced the original key. He/she can either shim or pick the lock in order to unlock the door. When rekeying a lock cylinder, the locksmith will have an easier time removing the lock cylinder after bringing the lock to the “unlock” position.

How do you get a copy of a broken key?

While broken keys can be copied, you need to take into consideration how badly damaged the key actually is, as the key is an exact duplicate of what is available to be copied. A professional locksmith would measure the cuts on the key and cut the key to code.

How do you remove a lock if you lost the key?

Things You Will Need

1. Place the short end of the tension wrench into the lock as far as it will go. Turn it in the direction that you normally turn your key to open the door.
2. Stick your pick into the lock while keeping your tension wrench turned in the same direction.
3. Rake the pick up and down and back and forth.

Can you get a new house key without the original?

Have you lost the last set of your home keys? If yes, then you might be wondering if a locksmith can make a key replacement for you without the original one. Fortunately, a locksmith can cut you a new key using their tools and expertise without the original copy.