(585) Klom 747 Tubular Key Cutter Code Cutting a Tubular Key

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[@Hg.millstone]

This is really cool. I havent seen this cutter before. In New Zealand we usually call this a Radial key

[@BoredLockpicker]

Had this thing for years. Still going strong

[@lmars5933]

Fantastic I was wondering if that cutter was any good. Thanks for sharing the video 🌴😎

[@BoredLockpicker]

I’ve had it for 7-8 years. Something like that. Still goin strong

[@OscarHernandez-rj1dl]

Great job!

[@BoredLockpicker]

Thank you!

[@pouncerminned863]

i love this cutter, but i rarely rarely rarely..like never use it :(

[@BoredLockpicker]

This is the second time this week I’ve done barrel keys. First time they were duplicates though. I rarely do them either.

[@geraldskinner63]

Keep forgetting to pick one of these up. I have an original Scotsman but I rarely see tubular keys. I've wanted a handheld that I could just throw in the van. I notice yours is the 7.8mm. Would that be the standard for most small bore keys?

[@BoredLockpicker]

I have a Scotsman duplicator but I hardly ever do tubular keys either. This thing has been great for code cutting. If you’re in the U S 7.8mm is the one you want. I have occasionally seen the smaller diameter locks but I have no clue where you’d even find the blanks.

[@geraldskinner63]

Thanks for info! I will order tonight while I’m thinking about it.Also to note, Most suppliers sell the small bore keys 137SB