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Warded LockWarded Lock

A working lock for you to download, print out and

make. This warded lock is a fully working model of

one of the earliest types of locks still commonly in

use today.

Use the included key to demonstrate how the

warded lock works!

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Instructions

You will need a craft knife or other sharp knife, a pair of scissors,

some glue and a glue spreader.

The best type of glue to use is white school glue (PVA.)

First of all print out all three parts sheets onto thin cardboard.

Photocopier card is ideal. For the first sheet, print out the front onto

the card, flip the card over, return it to the printer and print on the

back. Leave the ink to dry completely before continuing.

Before cutting anything out, score along all the dotted lines and cut

out any holes with a craft knife. Both these jobs are easier to do on

full sheets of card.

Dashed lines are hill folds, dotted lines are valley folds. Cut along

the solid lines. Grey areas show where to glue.

Cutout

Dashed lines are

hill folds

Dotted lines are

valley folds

Black lines show

where to cut.

Shaded areas show

where to glue.

Warded Lock : Instructions sheet 1 Rob Ives / Flying Pig 2004

Rob Ives / Flying Pig 2004 Flying Pig, Broughton Moor, Maryport, Cumbria, CA15 7RU UK +44 1900 814333 www.flying-pig.co.ukPlease do not make illegal copies of this model, it is very cheap to buy from our website and all the money goes towards developing new models and feeding my family!

Update the Instructions

Make up all the short tubes

by folding them up like this and

gluing them. Set them to one side

while the glue dries.

Thread the medium pin into the square hole in

the latch then glue together the latch as shown

making sure to glue the four flaps on the pin to

the inside back of the latch.

Glue together the bolt as

shown below.

Make sure to glue together the

small flaps here and here.

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Thread and glue into place the two remaining

medium pins and the short pin in the places

shown.

Glue the box front into place on the

flap of the box back.

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Glue the square section of the box back into

place, Assemble the two box ends and glue

them to the box back.

Slide the latch onto lower pin.

Place the bolt in place above the latch as

shown in the diagram.

Glue the cover into place making sure that

the bolt is still free to move.

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Assemble and glue together

the key as shown in these

two pictures.

Long Pin

Key centre

Key hole

Ward

Once complete, insert the key into

the lock and give it a try! With the

key one way round the lock with

open and close easily, with the key

reversed the ward will prevent the

key rotating.

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Warded Lock : Parts sheet 1 Rob Ives / Flying Pig 2004


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Warded Lock. Rob Ives / Flying Pig 2004

Lock Back

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Cut out

Box Back - Lower section.

Warded Lock

www.flying-pig.co.uk



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Cut out

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Bolt

Latch

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TheKey

MediumPin

MediumPin

LongPin

MediumPin

Ward

Keyinner

Box End

BoxEnd

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