Thread: Lost key for Black and Decker 1215 type B Radial Arm Saw

Check the Black and Decker spare parts website based in Mooroolbark, Vic, as some parts for older machines etc are still available. I was able to get brushes for a drill that was over 20 years old.
Hope that helps

Take a look on Youtube for information on lock picking, it is easier than you think and just requires a little time with easy to make or buy tools. I can't remember what l had that originally needed unlocking, might have been an older computer server I was given. Ever since I learnt about it and made a couple of tools, the skill has been very useful. I can now get old door locks, toolboxes, anything with a lock without the key, pick the lock and re-key it to a key I have very quickly and cheaply. The tools can be as simple as a bent nail and a lock rake made out of an old hacksaw blade, if you have a grinder you can make them.

I recently bought an expensive vehicle bicycle rack that had no key, at a garage sale, half an hour playing and it's now keyed to work with my car key. Which actually works out better than if it had it's own key, I don't have to worry about another special key getting lost.

Just read about a technique on how to create a new key for a lock rather than picking it and thought I'd post the link here since it fits with this post too:
http://www.instructables.com/id/from...ut-dismanteli/
Hope that helps someone.