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First attempt Cutaway

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First attempt Cutaway

Postby metallurgy » 27 May 2008 23:39

I decided to put my milling machine through its paces this afternoon and came a way with a nice cutaway of the master lock combo lock key override cylinder (it was all I had on hand, making this more of a practice).

Here are a few pics

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I would like to do this on a full deadbolt cylinder so could anyone recommend a brand with a similar style removable cylinder (preferably cheap :D ). I bought a kwikset this afternoon but it was more of a one piece design and lends itself poorly to this project.
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Postby mh » 27 May 2008 23:43

Very nice :) another CUTEaway :D How small is this?
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Postby metallurgy » 28 May 2008 0:04

@mh
smaller than you'd think
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Postby Jaakko » 28 May 2008 3:22

What size end mill did you use, because I know that thing is small as a rats poo :D Nicely done job, congrats!
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Postby metallurgy » 28 May 2008 9:49

@Jaakko
1/16th
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Postby Legion303 » 29 May 2008 5:43

That looks way nicer than the usual hacksaw/file job I see every so often (not to crap on them, because they still take a lot of work).

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Postby .45cal » 5 Jun 2008 17:56

Looks like a pro job! I can't wait to see what you come out with next.
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