AM3 AM6 BumpKeys
on my new HPC key punch.
there will be many of these ,as i have around 100 keys to play with.
GutterClown wrote:Alright then, tell me what M.O.C.S. refers to, and why.
GutterClown wrote:Alright then, tell me what M.O.C.S. refers to, and why.
magician59 wrote:GutterClown wrote:Alright then, tell me what M.O.C.S. refers to, and why.
MACS =Maximum Adjacent Cut Specification (or Safety factor). Each manufacturer specifies the maximum difference in depth of adjacent cuts on a key. This eliminates the slope of one cut wiping out the root of an adjacent cut. For instance: You can't place a #9 cut next to a #0 cut on a Schlage standard key. There would not be enough blank left to support the #0 pin.
Incidentally, there is no MACS to worry about for BEST (and clones) IC Core keys, because of the spacing of the cuts.
awol70 wrote:opposing?
please enlighten me someone...??
i am thinking double sided/bitted keys...
this would make sense to me..
(so you dont have two opposing deep cuts ,resulting in a weak key...)
GutterClown wrote:maximum opposing cuts are where a key with 5 depths must not have a 1 opposing a 5, or if there are say 6 depths, you may be required to have a 1 opposing a 4, or a 2 opposing a 5, 3-6, etc.
The size of the cutout in the wafers dictate whether or not this comes into play.
It's used on double-sided keys, not convenience keys.
(two deep cuts opposing eachother would be Minimum Opposing Cut Spec, which doesn't really get used often but yes it is possible)
I hope that makes sense, I'm slightly hungover.
GutterClown wrote:maximum opposing cuts are where a key with 5 depths must not have a 1 opposing a 5, or if there are say 6 depths, you may be required to have a 1 opposing a 4, or a 2 opposing a 5, 3-6, etc.
The size of the cutout in the wafers dictate whether or not this comes into play.
It's used on double-sided keys, not convenience keys.
(two deep cuts opposing eachother would be Minimum Opposing Cut Spec, which doesn't really get used often but yes it is possible)
I hope that makes sense, I'm slightly hungover.
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