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by Sinifar » 19 Apr 2016 7:16
As a few have said, there are keys which you should not punch, like paracentric keys - Y-1 / Y-2 / Lockwood / and any center, that is not aligned to one side or the other key like some Sargents. You will "crush" the keyway and distort the thing.
I haven't had any problem cutting Everest so far - just take it easy and punch thru those heavy keys easy.
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by sleepyrz » 24 Jun 2016 17:42
so ive done a little more looking and cross referencing
cards i have 1. p1 2. p3 3. p4 4. pf4 5. p5l 6. p5r 7. p6l 8. p6r 9. pf8 10. p10 11. pf11 12. pf13 13. p16 14. p24l 15. p24r 16. p25 17. p29l 18. p29r 19. p30 20. p31 21. p31x 22. pf33 23. p34 24. pf34 25. p35 26. pmc37l 27. p37 28. p39 29. pf43l 30. pf43r 31. p45 32. pf48 33. pmc50 34. pmc51ar 35. pf51l 36. pf51r 37. p52 38. pf52 39. p53 40. px56 41. px57l 42. px57r 43. px59 44. px60 45. pf60l 46. pf60r 47. pf63l 48. pf63r 49. pf65 50. pf67l 51. pf67r 52. pf68 53. pf70 54. pf71 55. pf73l 56. pf73r 57. pf74 58. pf80l 59. pf80r 60. pf80rr 61. pf85l 62. pf85r 63. pf86r 64. pf86rr 65. pf87 66. pf88l 67. pf88r 68. pf89 69. pf100 70. pf101 71. px101 72. pf102 73. px102 74. pf114 75. pf118 76. pf119 77. pf201 78. pf204 79. pf205 80. pf206 81. pf207 82. pf208 83. pf209 84. pf211 85. pf215 86. px263 87. pf301l 88. pf301r 89. pf302l 90. pf302r 91. pf303 92. pf304 93. pf306 94. mmal 95. mmar 96. miar
cards on standard deck of cards list that dont exist? 1. pf236
cards not on standard deck list that i have seen 1. pf113 2. pmc71 3. pf307 toyota 10 cut 4. pf235 hyundai/kia card
missing cards from my deck 1. mial 2. pf305 3. pf236 4. px14 5. px32 6. pmc37r 7. pmc51aL 8. pf307 9. pf235
anyone want to part with any of the ones im missing???
also does anyone have the pf236 card if so can you post a picture of it ?
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by GWiens2001 » 24 Jun 2016 20:57
Do you have the software? If so, you can just print the cards. Not every number is used - think they reserve some for future use. As for missing cards - there are thousands of cards. Additionally, you can create new cards that are not in the system. As long as you have the depth and spacing information, and if the key is not oversize, then you can print out new cards. I learned about the oversize key bit recently when I was trying to make a card to cut keys for Folger Adam Mogul prison locks. Yeah... they are too big to cut on the Blitz. But it was worth the try!  Gordon
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by sleepyrz » 26 Jun 2016 22:47
i have blackhawk code software and if it isnt an off the shelf card it doesnt have it been thinking of getting instacode tho
does anyone have a pf236 and can snap a picture of it?
i asked hpc but they didnt seem to have an answer as to why its a card in the standard deck and does not go to anything nor does it even exist in their software...............
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by GWiens2001 » 27 Jun 2016 9:18
sleepyrz wrote:i have blackhawk code software and if it isnt an off the shelf card it doesnt have it been thinking of getting instacode tho
does anyone have a pf236 and can snap a picture of it?
i asked hpc but they didnt seem to have an answer as to why its a card in the standard deck and does not go to anything nor does it even exist in their software...............
Please reread my above post. Do you see where it says "Not every number is used"? Now read what you wrote about what HPC said about it does not go to anything or exist in their software. That is two sources - one of them HPC themselves - that are telling you not all numbers are used. HPC told you it does not exist in their system. That means that the card does not exist, unless someone else makes one and happens to call it that number. Nobody will have that card. Can we/they be any clearer? Sorry if I appear to be short with you, but when the question has been answered by the company that created the card deck, and you don't like the answer, you expect us to give a different answer. Why is that? Gordon
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by jeffmoss26 » 27 Jun 2016 10:39
But it IS in the list, Gordon " PF236 Kia 2003"
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by Squelchtone » 27 Jun 2016 15:25
jeffmoss26 wrote:But it IS in the list, Gordon " PF236 Kia 2003"
It would be good to say that is from the Punch Deck of cards, HPC Part No. PDECK-104 and has most the cards the OP is missing, with the exception of pf307 and pf235 : http://www.hpcworld.com/mobile/cc/pdeck.htmlSquelchtone
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by sleepyrz » 30 Jun 2016 2:05
so does anyone have a picture of this mysterious pf236 card that is IN THEIR LIST OF STANDARD CARDS BUT IS SOMEHOW NOT ON THEIR LIST OF CROSS-REFERENCE OR IN THEIR OWN SOFTWARE see xreference here http://www.hpcworld.com/cc/blitzandswit ... index.htmland here is the standard deck of cards for the blitz 1200 and look there again is the cf236 kia 2003 which again DOES NOT EXIST IN THEIR OWN CROSS REFERENCE http://www.hpcworld.com/cc/blitzandswit ... index.htmli asked hpc and they didnt know........ im just trying to see this card so i can figure out what the hell happened here its on their list of standard cards that come with the punch it must be used for something right?????????????????????????????? what is that something? do i bother getting it? was it somehow superceded by another card? if i was to purchase another brand new punch today would that card even come with it? these are things i would like answered and was hoping maybe you guys might know or be able to help me figure out all of these questions could be gotten farther along to an answer if someone could get a picture of it
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by GWiens2001 » 30 Jun 2016 8:09
Having finally had the time to go through my cards, there is no PF236 in any of the decks I have for my Blitz. Perhaps that is a card that is only for the punch version of the Blitz? As for the 2003 Kia, there is a card for 2003 - 2005 Kia, which is numbered CF236. That would be this card:  My suspicion is that perhaps there was a 2003 Kia card with the PF236 number, but it may have been superseded to CF236 to show the expanded years the card covers. Or perhaps there was simply a typo (error in typing) when someone was writing out what cards were in the deck. Now a final comment to the OP... you have asked about that particular PF236 card several times. If you ask the question again, I will delete it. We don't need to clutter up the forum with the same question asked repeatedly, especially in the same thread. You have several answers. If somebody else has the card, am sure they will say so. If nobody has the card, there will not be a response since it does not add to the thread to say "I don't have it" as I have had to do twice. If it is a card that is for the punch 1200, that would explain most of us with a Blitz 1200 not having the card, since the punch 1200 is not nearly as common as the Blitz. Thank you, Gordon
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by Squelchtone » 30 Jun 2016 12:34
Thank you Gwiens2001 for saying what everyone is already thinking. And he's the nice one here compared to me.
Sleepyrz, are you just really OCD and just must have every card HPC ever made or advertised, or do you think the owner of a 2003 Kia is gonna be knocking on your door to cut them keys by code instead of just putting them on a duplicator? I'd like to think most 2003 Kia's are in a junk yard by now, so you can stop worrying about that card so much, and not get demanding with us hobbyists and the few locksmiths here for not having an answer for you. We are not HPC Customer Support nor are we your personal research assistants.
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by GWiens2001 » 30 Jun 2016 14:35
Squelchtone wrote:Thank you Gwiens2001 for saying what everyone is already thinking. And he's the nice one here compared to me.
Sleepyrz, are you just really OCD and just must have every card HPC ever made or advertised, or do you think the owner of a 2003 Kia is gonna be knocking on your door to cut them keys by code instead of just putting them on a duplicator? I'd like to think most 2003 Kia's are in a junk yard by now, so you can stop worrying about that card so much, and not get demanding with us hobbyists and the few locksmiths here for not having an answer for you. We are not HPC Customer Support nor are we your personal research assistants.
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And if he does have the CF236 card, then there is no need for the PF236 card. Do you have the CF236 (2003-2005 Kia) card? That one should have been in your deck, and has identical specs, just extended years. Gordon
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by sleepyrz » 1 Jul 2016 23:39
people lose their keys and then you must cut by code...............................
yes it is for a punch
and yes i have had to turn down jobs because of not having one of the cards i am missing
i have had to turn down at least 3 honda motorcycle jobs and at least 5-6 kia/hyundai jobs that i could have done if i had the pf235 and pf305
and just because the title of a card says 2003 kia that does not mean it only goes to a 2003 kia
theres a card that says 96+ pathfinder pf304 it goes to all nissan 10 cut keys (most current cars on the road by nissan)
its simply what they titled the card......
i have a question for you tho
you have the cf236 card right?
what does it go to?
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by GWiens2001 » 2 Jul 2016 8:30
There is a picture of CF236 in my post four posts up. What it is for is listed in both of my last two posts. Gordon
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by sleepyrz » 3 Jul 2016 0:13
ok that key blank brings up no references that i can find the only thing that i can find is the code series wa1001-3040 it looks like it goes to the kia rio cinco kk5/x269 key but if you look up kia rio cinco in the hpc cross reference it shows you should use the pf305/cf305 card......... http://www.hpcworld.com/cc/blitzandswit ... index.htmlso im wondering if maybe the 305 card has supplanted the 236 card...... sorry to ask for so much gordon but seeing as i dont have that card either is there anyway you can snap a pic of the 305 card so i can see if this is true? i see the 305 card goes to some of the kias from like 93-06
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