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Ewen McNeill

@tubetime your Medeco Biaxial key reverse engineering feels like something @deviantollam would be interested in. He might also be able to suggest where you could get a suitable metal blank to suit your pinning (or to suit a repinned version).

(3D printed sintered metal probably also isn’t strong enough for frequent use, but a metal key cast from the negative of your reverse engineered key model might be sufficient for light use.)

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Tube❄️Time replied to Ewen

@ewenmcneill @deviantollam i found his video on the pinning tray, so that was helpful.

Deviant Ollam replied to Tube❄️Time

@tubetime @ewenmcneill I absolutely love what I'm seeing here.

If there are notes or files available for the working model of the key (especially given that this key way I believe may have been reused in other applications) I and others could drive great benefit from seeing that information. :-)

Absolutely awesome work, I love how you figured it out seemingly working in isolation which is doing it on hard mode. :-)

Your results are terrific and the fact that you're willing to show people and be an inspiration to others is so commendable. 👍😁👍

@tubetime @ewenmcneill I absolutely love what I'm seeing here.

If there are notes or files available for the working model of the key (especially given that this key way I believe may have been reused in other applications) I and others could drive great benefit from seeing that information. :-)

Absolutely awesome work, I love how you figured it out seemingly working in isolation which is doing it on hard mode. :-)

Tube❄️Time replied to Deviant

@deviantollam @ewenmcneill thanks for the kind words. right now it is just some random notes and a crappy solidworks file. i am not convinced i have the depths right. i also have another lock (with no key) of very similar make, so i'll probably take that one apart and compare the pinning

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