MCM LOCK MADE IN SPAIN

[TRUE POWER]

Hello My friends
I am a locksmith in Jamaica and need some help with space and depth on the following lock. the lock was made in Spain it use a blank mark MCM it is a (5) pin lock The cylinder is a double cylinder but the inside use a turn knob insted of a key. I will try to post the picture here. I have a LAB .003 pin set put it seems the pins for this MCM lock.
is not in this set.

Can anyone help me with this please I need space and depth info.
Larry

[MacGyver101]

I did see your question in your other post yesterday, but I've never seen any depth/spacing info for an MCM lock. (I actually did spend a few minutes looking through my various references for you last night.)

Ilco make three different blanks for MCM: for anyone who might have some info, it would probably help narrow it down if you had any photos of the keyway?

[TRUE POWER]

Hello Mac Gyver101
Many thanks for you help, this photo seems to be a different one. the lock I am refering to is one like the Euro lock. Both Cylinder built in one with the locking mechanism in the middle and there are two brass clip which hold the cylinder in place. There is a screw hole above the lock mechanism, this is where the screw is screw in to hold the cylinder in place.

This lock in a mortise lock, do you know the union mortise entry lock which use the key 1033N. This cylinder is almost the same. Where on the site I could find some lick to give you an example.

TRUE POWER

[TRUE POWER]

Hello Mac gyver 101
Please see photo attached of MCM cylinder

TRUE POWER

I tried to attached the picture but got a message stating the board attachment quota have been reached. what do I do to attached this photo.

TP

[TRUE POWER]

Hello Friends
The lock is a MCM PROFILE cylinder I would really love some info on spacing, depth and pins, any help would be welcome. I do have some info but I need More. I measure the depths but this is a worn key and pins. I do have my LAB .003 pin set and my Framon #2 code machine to get the job done.

Thanks in advance.

TRUE POWER

[MacGyver101]

What's with all of the duplicate threads with the same question?

[MacGyver101]

what do I do to attached this photo.

Unfortunately, the board doesn't have any space left for hosting new images; the Posting Images FAQ describes a few options for posting them elsewhere.

[mh]

Hi true power,
maybe please do not post each question on the same topic into a new thread, but re-use an existing one.
Thanks

[Wizer]

Found two different charts for MCM:

First cut 4,3 mm from shoulder. 4,5 mm spacing.
1= 8,8
2= 8,3
3= 7,8
4= 7,3
5= 6,8
6= 6,3
7= 5,8 mm

second option:

6,6 mm from shoulder, 4 mm spacing.
1= 8,8
2= 8,3
3= 7,8
4= 7,3
5= 6,8
6= 6,3
7= 5,8
8= 5,3
9= 4,8
0= 4,3 mm

Hope this helps.

[TRUE POWER]

Hello,
Many thanks for the info, I am sure this will be of help to me. I have one problem though my caliper reads in thousands of an inch. Can you re send the info in thousand of an inch. My code machine in a Framon #2 made in America so you would understand.

Thanks.

TRUE POWER
Jamaica
West Indies

[Wizer]

Sorry, True Power, but I´m too lazy. And the metric system is the only way to go!
You can do it your self:
http://www.onlineconversion.com/length_common.htm

[MacGyver101]

Can you re send the info in thousand of an inch.

Google can also do the metric-to-imperial translation for you.