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One thing I didn't see him explicitly mention, but if you can get your hands on blanks you can replicate any key bitting (even Medeco biaxial and angled) with a

One thing I didn't see him explicitly mention, but if you can get your hands on blanks you can replicate any key bitting (even Medeco biaxial and angled) with a file and enough dedication (with the exception of moving/magnetic/electronic elements, which he does bring up). So then it's a game of getting blanks or a subset-blank that will fit in the keyway. I don't see anyone in here that has linked to the relevant Defcon video on Medeco duplication here: https://youtu.be/ij0c-236O0k https://youtu.be/ij0c-236O0k Also relevant (KeyMark tends to be the one used on exterior apartment doors): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5249568 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5249568

gehwartzen 5y ago
Even without a blank you can sometimes do it. I used a printed photocopy of a office key and then modified my existing (already cut) key of the same type by adding layers of metallic epoxy and filing them back down to the correct hills and valleys. Was a pain but it got me a “master” key to all the doors in a building I worked at. Be careful if letting someone borrow the master key even for just a few minutes.