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General| Brand | Foley Belsaw |
|---|---|
| Model | 200 |
| Category | Cutter |
| Language | English |
Offers embroidered patches for caps and shoulders with locksmith emblems.
Describes a royal blue cap with a white crown featuring a locksmith emblem.
Presents a flexible nylon key organizer for faster key handling and increased sales.
A display board for organizing and identifying comparative key blank numbers.
A compact rotary display for organizing and showcasing a large number of key blanks.
A durable, carbide-impregnated brush designed for key machines to deburr keys.
Overview of the key machine's function for duplicating cylinder keys and required accuracy.
Guidance on selecting a location offering natural light and adequate workspace.
Details recommended dimensions for a mounting board to make the machine portable.
Instructions for installing the motor pulley and mounting the motor securely.
Steps to ensure the drive belt runs straight between the motor and machine pulleys.
Checking the distance between the key cutter and guide against the shoulder gauge.
Adjusting the guide to align with the adjustment key in the vise.
Setting the micrometer to zero for accurate depth adjustments.
Using adjustment screws to move the guide forward or backward.
Details on lubricating carriage guide bars and cutter shafts with appropriate oils/grease.
Guidance on installing cutters with teeth pointing DOWN for proper operation.
Information on the 'V' type file cutter for cylinder and code keys.
Details on the third cutter type used specifically for cutting steel keys.
Procedure for removing the nut and collar to install the duplicating cutter.
Steps to remove the current guide and install a new one for different key types.
Aligning the shoulder of the key with the guide and the blank with the cutter.
Pushing the carriage slowly and watching the guide follow the key cuts.
Instructions for changing from cylinder key making to flat key making.
Using the micrometer to adjust for cutter diameter differences when cutting flat keys.
Explanation of the .001", .005", and .025" graduation marks on the micrometer barrel.
Lists decimal equivalents for various micrometer readings for clarity.
Using a special guide that matches the shape of the steel key cutter.
Procedure for installing the slotting cutter for steel keys with correct orientation.
Steps to change the guide by releasing and re-inserting the spring and pin.
Setting the micrometer to account for narrower spacing with the slotting cutter.
Note that steel keys are gauged from the tip, not the shoulder.
Clamping the key and aligning its tip with the guide and blank with the cutter.
Making straight cuts and handling wider slots by making two cuts.
Improvising shims to clamp keys with unusual grooves securely and square.
Using code books to find correct cuts and depths for specific keys.
Employing spacer keys to determine correct spacing between cuts.
Subtracting cut depth from blank width to set the micrometer for code cutting.
Setting up a key board numerically from lowest to highest number.
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