What Are Space and Depth Keys? || How Are Space and Depth Keys Made?
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- Learn What Space and Depth Keys Are and How They Are Made
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Today’s video is going to go over “Space and Depth Keys.” We are going to learn what a set of space and depth keys are and what their use is for. We will finish with an example of how the precision cut keys are made!
Space and depth keys are an affordable solution for an enthusiast in locksport or even a beginner locksmith trying to start with small volume of sales and a cheap up front cost.
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Amazing video once again! I love your key cutting videos.
Thanks for checking it out!
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Very well done, my friend!
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Perhaps with a less expensive key duplicating machine, you can show us how to cut a key to code with your depth & space keys -- that should be a fun project for you -- I also noted you "widened" the key cuts post production, ha, ha
I did not. I used the cutter where you don't need to widen them. It is fantastic.
Also, yes. I will likely be doing that soon.
@@HelpfulLockPicker Nice... on both accounts
Interesting video. As an aside can I ask why you choose that particular machine?
The price is much cheaper than the fully automatic ones. Also, it is sort of a time tested machine and they last.
Nice video and thank you for explaining the steps so well and the names & models of the tools you used! :D :D Question: So when you say the space & depth keys are good for those who don't have a key-cutting machine ... is the purpose to use them to help make a key for a lock when there is no existing key and someone is using a key blank and a file and they use the technique of wiggling the blank key in the lock and file down the markings a bit ... and the space & depth keys help them know how far down to file each time? ... or are they used for when you know the code of a lock (by looking it up on a paid locksmith site) but you don't have a key, so you can file one your self by lining up the right space & depth key and marking it so you know how far to file? I guess that second method makes more sense. Thanks once again!
The latter is what they would be used for. But there is a way to decode a lock in the bitted position with a modified version (in theory and I am going to make a video at some point)
@@HelpfulLockPicker Nice thank you sir ! :D :D
The first technique is called impressioning and doesn't need space and depth keys.
These can be used to hand file a key to code or if you have a key duplicator then you can use that to duplicate the notches of the space and depth keys to cut a key to code.
Key duplicators are usually significantly cheaper than code machines. A duplicator uses a pointer to trace the key on one side and a mechanically linked cutter on the other side cuts the blank. If your key is worn then the brand new duplicate will also be worn. While a code machine cuts to the correct depth every time.
@@Swynndla If you would like more information about what I am talking about feel free to send me an email. My reply was on my phone so not too in depth.
@@adammorris8112 Interesting - thanks for the detailed info! :D :D
Im going to look into purchasing that machine. Any tips on someone with almost no experience can eventually become a locksmith.
HPC Blitz for code cutting and Silca Flash 008 for duplicating
i am new to bumping how do you tell what key will fix what lock. like a master lock or an American lock. i hope that is not a dumb question?
When you say "fix" do you mean "fit"? It is something you learn with experience. Also you can just try each key and see if the profile is a match
How is spacing determined?
It is measured out but it is easily done on a code cutting machine
can i buy them?
Yes
Any locksmith supply store will sell you them and they are relatively cheap for most household key makes. $15 for an SC4 set for example.
I paid $9 for a set of these.
Thanks for sharing