World's worst biting?

[Jacob Morgan]

New, out of the package, LSDA camlock (a relabeled Fort?) Sure, it is only a disc tumbler, but the biting seems to go against most suggestions I have seen.

If I did locksmithing for a living, I would hate to show up a job site with this--especially if ten or twenty of them were keyed-alike, and only realized then what was going on.

[mseifert]

That is pretty bad.. But on the bright side .. Easy to impression..

[Robotnik]

I've seen a Fort in use bitted 3333. I know these aren't high security, but no need to make it obscenely easy

[stratmando]

A Note about the Fort Keys, Their is a Key used on Security Panels that used a Fort 204, Since it had been out for years, they came up with a New? Key, a BH015. It has the same biting? Easier to change the numbers than to cut new keys?

[Tyler J. Thomas]

I've seen a Fort in use bitted 3333. I know these aren't high security, but no need to make it obscenely easy

I've seen XXX3X

That's 4 non-cuts, and one 3 cut for your fellas that are new to this.

[cledry]

I've seen a Fort in use bitted 3333. I know these aren't high security, but no need to make it obscenely easy

I've seen XXX3X

That's 4 non-cuts, and one 3 cut for your fellas that are new to this.

X isn't a non-cut.

[billdeserthills]

A client brought in a double sided National cam lock to be impressioned,
when I inserted the blank, the lock easily turned--mostly for 'protective coloration'
I filed a small area on each side of the blank, just to make it look more like an actual cut key
The whole thing was so easy I only charged half price...

[jeffmoss26]

that is pretty common as far as disc tumbler locks go.

[billdeserthills]

that is pretty common as far as disc tumbler locks go.

Second time for me and I've been doing this for a long time