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I just won 15 pounds of cut keys.

Schlage, Dexter, Yale , Weiser and most of the other very common keys.

I am trying to decide what the hell to do with them.

Given that they are already cut maybe it will be easier to judge where the cuts go for bumpkeys.

But I do not need a 100 bumpkeys and i doubt there is even a market for them.

Any suggestions would be welcome . I f any one has a key machine and wants to cut a bunch of bumpkeys with different variations maybe we can talk.

Gratulations!

How about: Decorate your guest toilet wall.

What's the price of scrap brass in your area?

I have a Framon code machine and 2 duplicators. I have been experimenting on cutting bump keys a little different than most. I sell stuff on ebay. Locks, etc. Since they were free, all involved is some labor in cutting them. I have about 500 snap chains that can be used to make nice sets. The only problem with selling bump keys is thar you cannot sell them on ebay. Makes it hard to market them.