I bought some new locks to match the new door handles we put in a few weeks ago (all antique brass looks much better than an antique brass handle and a scratched-up old brass lock). I want all the locks to be keyed alike (as they are now), and I thought the easiest thing would be to rekey the new locks to match the ones we already have.
So I bought a rekeying kit at Home Depot, on the assurance of the salesguy that I’d be able to use it to match my old locks. I should have known better.
The kit is easy to use, even for a mechanically-challenged individual, but they only supply pins of the lengths necessary to match the key in the kit — and our existing lock happened to have some pins which didn’t appear in the kit. So I couldn’t do what I wanted, and the kit goes back to Home Depot on my next trip. No wonder their earnings disappointed Wall Street!
YA… the whole world revolves around you and the extra pins you didn’t receive with your kit. Obviously why home depot’s stock is tanking.