Tubulatr Key Pin Depth Gauge Printable Code Is Simultaneously

This type of lock is used in alarm systems, computer anti-theft locks, car security wheel locks, gaming slot machines, bicycle locks, soft drink dispensers etc.

Tubulatr Key Pin Depth Gauge Printable Code Is Simultaneously

The locking code is simultaneously deciphered and, using the vernier depth gauge supplied, you can read the locking code and thus easily produce a duplicate key.

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Does anyone havehas anyone seen a place to purchase a printable version of a depth decoder The metal ones are fine, but I would like one that is a little less thick for my wallet.

I realize that its probably more work comparing on a printed piece of paper vs.

If someone gets together the measurements I can cut them on some credit card stock with a laser cutter.

I dont know where I get these brain farts from but they just happen.

Im crazy busy right now, but Im going to try and turn that information into something printable within the next few weeks.

If anyone comes across something that already exists Id still love to have it, otherwise Ill make something up and have it available here as time allows.

Ive run into two problems though: 1) Neither tool (PhotoshopGIMP) can get any more accurate than a tenth of an inch.

Some are accurate to a hundredth, most a tenth.) 2) Accuracy is further degraded when attempting to print.

Bottom line: This might be usable for basic comparison, but I am unable to make anything more useful than that.

Ive done a Kwikset (standard), but Im not convinced this is the correct method to go ahead with as accuracy really isnt the best.

Im going to experiment by using my calipers and doing a template by hand.

No worries though, Im going to keep trying the next few weeks Ill have some time on my hand to keep playing with this.

I was planning on doing a KwiksetSchlageYale on one printable card, but obviously do what you would like make available what you choose.

Edit to add: I cant believe Im talking to the person who runs LockSmithArmy.

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I had envisioned the outcome to look more like the metal Key Decoders that are out there, but your model makes MUCH more sense.

Obviously the problem of printing remains Im going to experiment on a few different printers I have access to and try and find one suitable.

Otherwise this solves the problem I had of wanting a small reference card that is thin enough to place in a wallet.

The trade-off to this convenience is durability ease of reference, but the ability to carry is still present.

Truly, thanks for taking a few minutes of your time and doing this.

Know that as soon as I can print this in a usable fashion (even if that takes a trip to Staples) itll earn a place in my wallet.

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