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cutting the keyway in a plug

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cutting the keyway in a plug

by Peter Martin » 20 Aug 2020 12:17

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSlOeHTvH4E

This is fascinating. I never knew this.
I was looking around to see how the various keyways were broached in a plug.
One complex keyway uses 16 different cutters, and takes about 2 seconds.

Peter Martin: Posts: 396; Joined: 1 Aug 2004 0:14; Location: SD

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