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The new video, Walker's Cay White Marlin Release, is rare and unusual footage. The white marlin is a species that is rarely caught in the Northwestern Abacos, and it is a very small specimen, estimated at just thirty pounds. The fish was caught and released without harm to the fish. The actual footage was most likely shot by one of the bystanders in the cockpit, that had little or no videography experience. To see the YouTube video clip, simply click on this underlined link: Walker's Cay White Marlin Release.

LocksandDeadbolts.com, a major discounter of home security and door hardware products, will continue to post more YouTube video clips in an effeort to use social and video networking to aid in its marketing campaign. Subscribe to LocksandDeadbolts on  YouTube to see more exciting and rare video clips of Walker's Cay fishing action with Capt Billy Black.

LocksandDeadbolts, the internet door lock and deadbolt supplier that wants to save you money on all your security products and door hardware.

LocksandDeadbolts, one of the internet's largest discounters of commercial and residential door hardware, will offer rebates and coupons on all new Deltana hardware orders starting in March 2010. This promotion comes in response to the announcement by Deltana Architectural Hardware representatives to establish a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) policy. Deltana, an architectural hardware manufacturer and supplier, with roots in Miami, Florida and China, has decided to implement this policy to ensure the viability and profitability of their products. This comes at a time when LocksandDeadbolts, positioned very competitively in the internet door lock and deadbolt market, has been selling Deltana products at up to 50% off retail list prices. Here is an excerpt from the new announced policy from Deltana:

"Please note that you are free to sell our products at any price you wish above or below our list price so long as it is not publicly advertised below the discount limit. Specially tailored quotations and/or in-store advertising that are not distributed outside of the store will not be affected by this policy."  (Excerpt from new Deltana MAP policy of 02/02/2010)

One industry insider has labeled this move by Deltana, as "an attempt to level the internet playing field."

Glen Snow, one of the founders of LocksandDeadbolts and a 1978 graduate of Emory College, has a different analysis of the Deltana pricing policy and its implications:

"This is not good economic policy" Snow says. "The price of a product should be determined solely by the market place - not by the supplier." Snow goes on to say,"LocksandDeadbolts will change its marketing strategy - since being the lowest priced competitor will no longer be tolerated by Deltana."

How does this affect the internet and the free market economy that we as Americans have nurtured and developed?  Snow comments, "It will adversely affect the consumer, by limiting price competition."

LocksandDeadbolts stocks a large inventory of Deltana hardware products, as well as hardware products manufactured by Ashley Norton, Baldwin, Kwikset, Titan, Society Brass, Schlage, Dexter, Weslock, Global, and other fine hardware manufacturers. They can be found online at http://www.locksanddeadbolts.com. They specialize in closeouts, discount, bargain, and discontinued door hardware and security products for both residential and commercial projects.

FOR A NEW DOOR WITHOUT LOCK OR DEADBOLT PREPS

1.) Position the paper template on door edge, and mark center holes on face and edge of door.

2.) Drill a face hole using 2-1/8 inch hole saw, drilled from both sides to prevent splintering the surface of door. ( some older brands like Weiser, National, Yale used smaller holes)

3.) Drill an edge hole with spade / paddle bit, normally 1 inch diameter

( 1 inch is most common for Kwikset, Schlage, Weslock or Weiser)

4.) Insert your new lock or deadbolt latch into edge hole, center and drill small 1/8 inch hole install with small wood screws. Use a razor knife and trace outline of faceplate; Remove Latch.

5.) Chisel out the mortise for deadbolt latch.

6.) Screw the latch to edge of door.

7.) Screw deadbolt mechanism to door, with keyed cylinder on the outside and turn lever on inside.

8.) Mark the end of the deadbolt latch with felt-tip pen.

9.) Close the door, throw bolt to leave mark on door jamb.

10.) Use strike plate to mark deadbolt hole on door jamb.

11.) Drill a deadbolt hole in jamb with 1 inch spade bit.

12.) Use a utility knife to mark mortise outline for strike plate.

13.) Cut strike plate mortise with chisel.

14.) Set strike plate in jamb mortise and secure it with long screws.

15.) Close door and test your new deadbolt from LocksandDeadbolts.com

FOR A DOOR THAT HAS A LOCK OR DEADBOLT AND COMPLETE PREPS

1.) Remove your old lock or deadbolt from door. If old hole is less than 2-1/8 inches, it will have to be enlarged. ( some older brands like Weiser, National, Yale , even old Weslock and Schlage used smaller holes)

2.) Remove old latch. (If needed, the best way to enlarge lock hole is take a piece of plywood or 1x6 lumber and drill a 2-1/8 inch hole; Center over old hole, clamp and use as a template)

3.) Measure existing latch preps, and check for compatibility with your new Kwikset, Schlage, Weslock or Weiser latch. ( some older brands like National, Dexter and Yale used 7/8 inch holes; which may require rasping larger )

4.) Insert your new deadbolt latch from LocksandDeadbolts.com into edge hole and mark its fit. Remove new latch.

5.) Chisel out the mortise latch prep for deadbolt latch for correct fit.

6.) Screw the new deadbolt latch into the edge of door. Shim old bored out screw preps with round wood toothpicks if needed.

7.) Screw the new deadbolt mechanism to door, with keyed cylinder on the outside and turn lever on inside.

11.) Re-drill a deeper deadbolt hole in jamb with spade bit. Drill it deep enough so that the deadbolt latch extends to the fullest extent of its intended travel length.

12.) Remove old strike plate and replace it with new one from LockandDeadbolts.com. Mortise for new strike plate as needed with chisel. Shim old bored out screw preps with round wood toothpicks as necessary.

13.) Set strike plate in jamb mortise and secure it with long screws.

14.) Close door and test your new deadbolt from LocksandDeadbolts.com

Adding a new Kwikset, Schlage, Weslock or Weiser deadbolt from LocksandDeadbolts.com to your home can add beauty, an extra level of security, and can make your home less attractive to would be burglars. With a few simple tools, and little bit of determination, you can complete this project yourself. For a little extra help, for those who need it, try going to an instructional video on the internet at the link provided below. Good luck, and enjoy your beautiful new deadbolt from LocksandDeadbolts.com.