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Bottom shoulder gauging works 100% of the time 90% of the time. Most manufacturers of blanks and key machines recommend NOT gauging from the bottom shoulder (including Silca/Ilco). In reality, I’m sure bottom shoulders are a lot more dimensionally consistent these days but I definitely don’t know if I’d be ready to recommend that technique yet.

Great tips and tricks!P.S. If tracing keys wears them down over time, would you also recommend replacing space and depth keys over time as well?

I love this machine I got the battery powered flash mobile. I use the crap out of it mainly for automotive key duplication I primarily use clamp C for most automotive key also have a couple of the Futura Auto code cutting key machines I don’t use the shoulder gauge ever. I’ve been cutting Keys so long I’m just used to eyeballing the tips.

I would say maybe dap the tracer with oil for lots of copies and it'll probably be just fine doing that many with one main. Just copy theirs once, and copy from that one.

Do you have a training program

What is the work of that red nob you're turning left and right

The average cost for a KW1 key copy at Walmart is $2 the copy a key machines charge on average $2.50 unless it’s a custom decal or color than the price goes up a dollar.

Walmart and Lowe’s would be the common placement of the copy a key machines.

The Walmart I shop at has an auto center so logically that’s where you would go, as it would normally be situated in the paint section.

Just a few thoughts.

I’m curious to know what’s the average price a locksmith would charge at their brick and mortar storefront

What kind of machine is this?

What are cheapest small manual duplicating machines in the market? How much do you charge per one house key including cutting?

What is the make of this machine?