Car body filler shhhurely?!?
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54 years ago
Where can U get a key cut like this?
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54 years ago
Bet there are, unless you want "yards away"...
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54 years ago
You know what to do....
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4 years ago
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It's off some weird DG door a elderly aquaihntance has and the key is falling to bits at the handle end.
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4 years ago
Similar to some car keys - you could try a proper car parts shop that does keycutting.
SteveW
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4 years ago
A good locksmith
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4 years ago
Hard to tell from that photo. Always help to measurements of key and photo of lock. But might be nothing more exotic than a Yale "Superior" Euro Cylinder. If so widely available - eg Timpsons.
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4 years ago
Who or what are 'Timpsons' - never heard of em.
So much for 'widely available' :-)
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4 years ago
The cobblers/dry-cleaners/key-cutting kiosk that's in most(?) Sainsburys
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4 years ago
The Natural Philosopher snipped-for-privacy@invalid.invalid wrote in news:qaukio$t8k$1 @dont-email.me:
You could send the image to: snipped-for-privacy@replacementkeys.co.uk
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4 years ago
None anywhere near here.
Anyway guided with that its seems to be a magnum millenco key, and there is a decent locksmith on email in Cambridge
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4 years ago
if it is, and the owner has the little fob with three barcodes on it tucked away somewhere, you can order a key online instead of taking the original in to have it duplicated.
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4 years ago
Looks like it's diyable with a pillar drill. Now's the time to get one if you don't already
NT
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4 years ago
I must admit, I thought there was one in most UK towns of a decent size. They are like Boots, you just expect to see one.
They often have then outside big supermarkets - both our local Tescos and Sainsburys have one (the later is a proper shop).
Interesting business story- there was a programme on the TV about it a few years back.
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4 years ago
They are called "Dimple Keys" The main manufacturers are Chubb and Yale
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4 years ago
Malcolm
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4 years ago
They give ex-offenders a second chance?
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4 years ago
Even if the wpner has the little fob, i doubt he would be able to find it inside of three months..
Elderly people...I guess its coming to me soon
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4 years ago
Yes they do. Why not?
The lad I was chatting with with the other month at a prison was about to go out on day release to work there. And 90% of his wage will be stopped to pay back back his victims. So that will be 90% of his wage until he is released in 6 months time.
Apparently his wife and kids will be calling in from school some days to ask how much it costs to cut a key:-) They live too far away to call in every day.
A most interesting chat (well a long chat as I worked with him for 3 weeks on that job) so I got to know a bit about him, his crimes and how he coped in prison as he is not a drug user or an alcoholic.
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4 years ago
Well they "only" have a little over 1000 stores.
Nearly all within supermarkets (Tesco, Sainsburys, etc.) doing keys, shoe repairs, etc. They apparently even do replacement car keys (with the electronics for the alarm/immobiliser) a lot cheaper than main dealers. However their key-cutting and watch battery services are much more than the local car parts shop.
SteveW