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by Mathias » 15 Sep 2011 0:06
I will just try and make this short because there isn't a reason to make this long. I tried to make a bump key and it doesn't seem to work to well so I was wondering if the key wasn't made right or if I just don't know the right way to bump a lock. Thanks. http://youtu.be/PfssiuF_O3U
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by Evan » 15 Sep 2011 2:00
@Mathias:
The spacing looks shitty and the bittings look like they do not allow the pin to seat properly...
What did you use as a reference for making this bump key ?
You need to have the deepest possible valid cuts on the key in the proper shape, not almost 90 degree angles like you have -- you are leaving out an important width for allowing the pin to seat on the key...
~~ Evan
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by Mathias » 15 Sep 2011 10:11
Evan wrote:@Mathias:
The spacing looks "poopey in the worst way" and the bittings look like they do not allow the pin to seat properly...
What did you use as a reference for making this bump key ?
You need to have the deepest possible valid cuts on the key in the proper shape, not almost 90 degree angles like you have -- you are leaving out an important width for allowing the pin to seat on the key...
~~ Evan
Yeah I thought I did a bad job. And all I had was google to look up pictures but a lot of them were different so it was hard to tell what I should do. Is there a way to still make a bump key out of that key now or is it trash?
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by lock2006 » 15 Sep 2011 16:50
Just buy a new set,they are not that expensive nowdays you can get a good set really cheap good luck.
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by raimundo » 18 Sep 2011 10:13
Just make yourself a snapper pick and you can bump a lot of locks regardless of keyway.
a snapper weighs as much as a bicycle spoke, (thats what I make the out of) and it fits all those keyways.
Wake up and smell the Kafka!!!
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