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bump key pick?

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bump key pick?

Postby bpc293 » 12 Jun 2006 21:59

i am grinding down a hacksaw blade and i was going to make a sawtooth rake. i put it up next to one of my 6 pin medeco cylinders. i marked the blade where each pin would sit then next to a 5 pin kwickset the spacing was the same. if i cut the rake just like a bump key would i get the same affect but by pulling it out quick. or is that just plain silly thinking.
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Postby n2oah » 12 Jun 2006 22:04

That's silly. The transfer of energy won't be very effeicent at all.
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Postby bpc293 » 12 Jun 2006 22:15

ok i'll go back to copying one i seen online :oops:
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Postby undeadspacehippie » 12 Jun 2006 22:33

I have a rake that is almost like a bump key - the cuts that is. It works wonders on the master no 3's, put it in once, apply pressure on tension wrench and it opens.
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Postby bpc293 » 12 Jun 2006 22:36

ah screw it its just a hacksaw blade i'll make it :)
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Postby bpc293 » 12 Jun 2006 22:44

yea no i have this fear something is going to break in my building and i am not going to be able to find a saw.
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Postby Gundanium » 13 Jun 2006 1:10

Yeah it wouldn't be the best idea to make that, you'd probably have to implement a tension wrench because your hacksaw blade wouldn't last too long as just a thin piece of metal getting slammed on, better off using a tension wrench and a raking tool.
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Postby bpc293 » 13 Jun 2006 1:24

i'm sorry i new i would have to use a tension wrench. i should of put that in there.
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Bumkey Pick

Postby pradselost » 13 Jun 2006 3:56

Well the important thing to remember about bumpkeys is that their spacing isn't really the active factor in their effectiveness. Yes, the spacing does have to be fairly precise so that they lightly touch the pins, thereby transferring energy. But the spacing itself doesn't lift the pins to the shear line. So even if you perfectly modeled a pick after a bump key, it wouldn't be any more effective than a normal rake.
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Postby illusion » 13 Jun 2006 4:00

I think you mean a saw-toothed rake. :)
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Postby dmux » 13 Jun 2006 16:56

does anyone know the best file to make a bump key

i want to make a bump key for american locks series 5200. what size and type of file should i go about using
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Postby digital_blue » 13 Jun 2006 22:52

Square files work great. Type of file seems to matter less.
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Postby LockNewbie21 » 14 Jun 2006 0:24

He said medeco.. i didn;t know you could bump them, if sombody invented a bump key for one of them medeco would sh*t a brick lol
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Postby digital_blue » 14 Jun 2006 0:28

LockNewbie21 wrote:He said medeco.. i didn;t know you could bump them, if sombody invented a bump key for one of them medeco would sh*t a brick lol


It has, in fact, been done. Zeke's got a vid of it in the advanced forums, I think. But... that's about as far as we go in the public forums on the matter. Yes it can be done, but no, we can't say how. :?

Sorry to be a stickler, but if bumping Medecos isn't advanced material, I don't know what is.

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Postby LockNewbie21 » 14 Jun 2006 0:32

Haha no worries DB thats actually surprising, cool to know anyway continue with discussion.



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