pj Another week means another post of the week, comment of the week, AMA, and of course, another Topo Chico. Cheers to all of you out there! For the month of April, we've had some of you sent some pictures...
If you work with locks and keys, for sure you’ve confronted a tubular key or lock. I'm not talking about the tubular 70s vibe, I'm talking about keys that are shaped like a tube. They are commonly used on vending...
I invited the Lockfather and Javion for another Key Machine Battle. We will be battling out the Framon KX-1 setup for SFIC A2 against the Rytan RY 2000 punch machine, which is also set up for the SFIC A2. FAMILIARITY...
Open a bottle of ice-cold Topo Chico as we go through the post of the week, comment of the week, and Q&A with Phil from Framon. But before that, check out our April hat. This is our van life hat,...
You get a call to replace a broken lock. As you start walking towards the door, you realize something is different. It's one of those long five inches backsets. The problem with the five-inch backset or even the three and...
When it comes to key machines, you always want to make sure you're buying ones that you can lean on to get the job done, and this machine right here is no different. WHAT IS THIS MACHINE By looking at...
What is a code series, and why is it important? If a lock uses a key, that key has cuts on it, which has a predetermined set of depth, and space information, and all of that information is inside the...
Does a Hide a Key exist for a large car key? This is a question I've thought a lot about myself, and I'm excited, along with you, to experiment. See what works and what doesn't, and we're going to end...
When it comes to exit device hardware, I have a little tip that can save you a ton of frustration in time and save your customer's money. In today's world, many office buildings with exit device hardware on them have...
