30 Nov
2018
30 Nov
'18
9:03 p.m.
At 11:37 PM 30/11/2018 -0500, you wrote:
Ah, sorry, lacking the context of the 2011 post I missed that. Didn't spot that
those numbers were an evenly increasing series, due to the variable digits length.
Ha ha, and an instinctive tendency to skim over all inch measurements because I loathe
imperial units.
I knew keys have standard cut depths, just assumed those numbers were actual
measurements of cut depths.
How come there
are 8? The lock only has 7 pins.
Also which is pin 1 and which direction do they number?
There are 8 possible depths, as Ethan listed.
The lock has seven pins, with the depth indexes Ethan listed. Conventional pin numbering is to look into the lock,
number from 1 CW
starting to right of index (roughly one o'clock).
So I happened to guess right about that.
http://everist.org/NobLog/pics/20181104/20181124_1741.jpg
