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Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:22 pmby RJ Robert James
Does anyone have any experience with one of these? I tried to spp it but it was tough to set the higher pins even with a Peterson #7 in .015. I'm going to try again another time. I wanted to show this one off to anyone who hasn't seen one before. The keyway is awesome!
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:25 pmby Malekal
I admit it does look challenging to get around that warding. Ask FF!
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Thu Feb 18, 2016 9:12 pmby jeffmoss26
By chance did you pick up the lot of Keymarks and keys that was just on ebay?
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Thu Feb 18, 2016 9:30 pmby RJ Robert James
jeffmoss26 wrote:By chance did you pick up the lot of Keymarks and keys that was just on ebay?
No, just this single lock and key from seller GodougGo
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 3:30 amby davesnothere11
elbowmacaroni was telling me about picking these in chat the other night. He swore by a postal hook too set the higher pins. Not sure if you need to thin one down. Try and catch him if he doesn't chime in.
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 6:52 amby jharveee
Could you post a couple views of the key blank, end view and maybe a top view. I have seen similar key ways on a nearby college campus.
Never held a key. Is it thicker to accommodate the jacked legged angle?
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 7:10 amby xeo
davesnothere11 wrote:elbowmacaroni was telling me about picking these in chat the other night. He swore by a postal hook too set the higher pins. Not sure if you need to thin one down. Try and catch him if he doesn't chime in.
The postal pick will not work on this keyway. The warding prevents you from any angled attack. You must attack the pins vertically. The Postal pick works on some of the other easier Keymark keyways.
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 7:40 amby RJ Robert James
jharveee wrote:Could you post a couple views of the key blank, end view and maybe a top view. I have seen similar key ways on a nearby college campus.
Never held a key. Is it thicker to accommodate the jacked legged angle?
OK, I'll post tonight
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 10:43 amby Korver15
I picked a keymark I had with a southord dimple. I think I gave that lock to anarchywon so i cant reference the keyway.
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 12:40 pmby pmaxey83
Bottom of the key way tension, and a gem will get them open. Look up kokomolocks video on how he picks them. It's very helpful.
I've gotten this one to control and operating using his methods.
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 7:51 pmby RJ Robert James
jharveee wrote:Could you post a couple views of the key blank, end view and maybe a top view. I have seen similar key ways on a nearby college campus.
Never held a key. Is it thicker to accommodate the jacked legged angle?
Definitely thicker
Re: Medeco KeyMark with Insane Keyway
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Fri Feb 19, 2016 7:55 pmby jharveee
OH!
Thanks
