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n. a key whose cuts are in Bell Type Key
the form of wavy grooves
milled into the flat sides of
the key blade. The grooves
usually run the entire
length of the blade.
n. 1. the part of the key Bit
which serves as the blade,
usually for use in a warded
or lever tumbler lock 2. v.
to cut a key
n. a key cut to a specific Code Key
code rather than
duplicated from a pattern
key. it may or
may not conform to the lock
manufacturer's
specifications
n. a code key which Code Original Key
conforms to the lock
manufacturer's
specifications
,n. the group of numbers Combination
which represent the bitting
of a key and/or the tumblers
of a lock or cylinder
n. the bottom of a key cut Cut Root
n. the shape of the bottom Cut Root Shape
of a key cut. It may have
a flat or radius of a
specific dimension, or be
a perfect
"V
n. a set of keys used to make a Depth Key Set
code
original key on a key
duplicating machine to a
lock manufacturer's given
set of key bitting
specifications. Each key is
cut with
the correct spacing to one
depth only in all bitting
positions, with one key for
each depth.
n. a series of blind codes and Derived Series
bittings which are directly
related to those of another
bitting list
n. a designation assigned to Direct Code
a particular key which
includes the actual
combination of the key
n. the dimension obtained Effective Plug Diameter
by adding the root depth of a
key cut to the length of its
corresponding bottom pin
which
establishes a perfect shear
,line. This will not necessarily
be the same as the actual
plug diameter.
n. the maximum allowable Maximum Adjacent Cut Specification
difference between
adjacent cut depths
abb. maximum adjacent cut "MACS"
specification
n. the dimension from the Root Depth
bottom of a cut on a key to
the bottom of the blade
n. a location in a cylinder at Shear Line
which specific tumbler
surfaces must be aligned,
removing obstruction(s)
which prevented the plug
from moving
n. the dimensions from the Spacing
stop to the
center of the first cut and/or
to the centers of successive
cuts
n. the part of a key from Stop (of a key)
which all cuts are indexed
and which determines how
far the key enters the
keyway
n. that portion of the Bible
cylinder shell which
normally houses the pin
chambers,
especially those of a key-
inknob cylinder or certain
rim cylinders
, n. 1. a tool used to cut the Broach
keyway into the cylinder
plug 2. v. to cut the keyway
into a cylinder plug with
a
broach
n. 1. a lock or cylinder CAM
component which
transfers the rotational
motion of a key or cylinder
plug to the
bolt works of a lock 2. the
bolt of a cam lock
n. any cavity in a cylinder Chamber
plug and/or shell which
houses the tumblers
n. a keyway which has Composite Keyway
been enlarged to accept
more than one key
section, often key
sections of more
than one manufacturer
n. 1. a flat tumbler which Disc Tumbler
must be drawn into the
cylinder plug by the proper
key so that none of its
extremities extends into the
shell 2. a flat, usually
rectangular tumbler with
a gate which must be
aligned
with a sidebar by the proper
key
n. a set of top pins of different Graduated Drivers
lengths.
Usage is based on the height
of the rest of the pin stack,
in order
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n. a key whose cuts are in Bell Type Key
the form of wavy grooves
milled into the flat sides of
the key blade. The grooves
usually run the entire
length of the blade.
n. 1. the part of the key Bit
which serves as the blade,
usually for use in a warded
or lever tumbler lock 2. v.
to cut a key
n. a key cut to a specific Code Key
code rather than
duplicated from a pattern
key. it may or
may not conform to the lock
manufacturer's
specifications
n. a code key which Code Original Key
conforms to the lock
manufacturer's
specifications
,n. the group of numbers Combination
which represent the bitting
of a key and/or the tumblers
of a lock or cylinder
n. the bottom of a key cut Cut Root
n. the shape of the bottom Cut Root Shape
of a key cut. It may have
a flat or radius of a
specific dimension, or be
a perfect
"V
n. a set of keys used to make a Depth Key Set
code
original key on a key
duplicating machine to a
lock manufacturer's given
set of key bitting
specifications. Each key is
cut with
the correct spacing to one
depth only in all bitting
positions, with one key for
each depth.
n. a series of blind codes and Derived Series
bittings which are directly
related to those of another
bitting list
n. a designation assigned to Direct Code
a particular key which
includes the actual
combination of the key
n. the dimension obtained Effective Plug Diameter
by adding the root depth of a
key cut to the length of its
corresponding bottom pin
which
establishes a perfect shear
,line. This will not necessarily
be the same as the actual
plug diameter.
n. the maximum allowable Maximum Adjacent Cut Specification
difference between
adjacent cut depths
abb. maximum adjacent cut "MACS"
specification
n. the dimension from the Root Depth
bottom of a cut on a key to
the bottom of the blade
n. a location in a cylinder at Shear Line
which specific tumbler
surfaces must be aligned,
removing obstruction(s)
which prevented the plug
from moving
n. the dimensions from the Spacing
stop to the
center of the first cut and/or
to the centers of successive
cuts
n. the part of a key from Stop (of a key)
which all cuts are indexed
and which determines how
far the key enters the
keyway
n. that portion of the Bible
cylinder shell which
normally houses the pin
chambers,
especially those of a key-
inknob cylinder or certain
rim cylinders
, n. 1. a tool used to cut the Broach
keyway into the cylinder
plug 2. v. to cut the keyway
into a cylinder plug with
a
broach
n. 1. a lock or cylinder CAM
component which
transfers the rotational
motion of a key or cylinder
plug to the
bolt works of a lock 2. the
bolt of a cam lock
n. any cavity in a cylinder Chamber
plug and/or shell which
houses the tumblers
n. a keyway which has Composite Keyway
been enlarged to accept
more than one key
section, often key
sections of more
than one manufacturer
n. 1. a flat tumbler which Disc Tumbler
must be drawn into the
cylinder plug by the proper
key so that none of its
extremities extends into the
shell 2. a flat, usually
rectangular tumbler with
a gate which must be
aligned
with a sidebar by the proper
key
n. a set of top pins of different Graduated Drivers
lengths.
Usage is based on the height
of the rest of the pin stack,
in order
