Re: fgarci03's Impressioning Quest
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GWiens2001 wrote:I'd say that is a great idea, and well made, fgarci03. I am working on my next portable projects.
Gordon
Oldfast wrote:LOVE IT! Beautiful work! So I'm assuming you worked this with the plug out & pins in?
p.s. Great work on that Corbin as well. I had read through it a while back, but never got around to commenting on it.
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fgarci03 wrote:GWiens2001 wrote:I'd say that is a great idea, and well made, fgarci03. I am working on my next portable projects.
Gordon
Thanks, care to give us an insight of that?
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GWiens2001 wrote:Actually, it does not belong to me. Impressioning a key for somebody else. And this ain't no pin tumbler - it is a lever lock. Looks to be 10 levers so far.
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Oldfast wrote:Excellent! The laminated Masters can also serve as a good way to gage how level you're keeping
your file with each stroke. If you're doing pretty good, the key should work in both directions.
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