Subject	Whoever does it for you
Posted by	Barry(TN) on June 12, 2019 at 9:30 AM
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In Reply To	Cut mine at Home Depot (n/m) posted by BoneZ (MD) on June 12, 2019 at 09:05 AM
Message	I recommend that you have them cut a generic key first, to establish their ability to cut your titanium key properly. If that key operates smoothly in the locks, then proceed.
Follow Ups	Scranton PA Titanium Key Cut? - nelso419 15:19:13 06/10/19 I just took it to a lock-smith... (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 11:32:27 06/11/19 Cut mine at Home Depot (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 09:05:37 06/12/19 Whoever does it for you - Barry(TN) 09:30:31 06/12/19 agreed... sucks to have your expensive blank messed up (n/m) - vorpalZed 09:49:59 06/12/19 I live on the edge - BoneZ (MD) 12:11:32 06/12/19 Do you have the key cutting instructions? - ArubaDave 15:16:35 06/12/19 I'd like to see that.. - spicyZ 07:17:33 06/13/19 I'd like to see that too. I've had the blank sitting - Jayru 09:28:45 06/14/19 Most quality locksmiths have a machine that can do it - Polish 23:50:18 06/16/19 Awesome, thanks! One question, what do you mean - Jayru 21:40:32 06/25/19 I feel your pain, my OEM Ti blank has been sitting uncut - Furb (NoVa) 12:54:14 06/20/19 That might be worth keeping uncut. Ark of the Z32 Covenant - Polish 14:36:17 06/20/19 I can do it. Email for details. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 20:10:17 06/14/19
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