> More convenient than a hardware store I'm not too convinced by that, the only times I've had to get keys cut in the last year were because: - I moved into a

> More convenient than a hardware store I'm not too convinced by that, the only times I've had to get keys cut in the last year were because: - I moved into a new apartment and my landlord only had one set of keys. I didn't always want to be home when my housemates wanted to get in so the first thing we did was get new keys cut. - I lent a key to my landlord to do repairs, and they didn't return it. I borrowed one of my housemate's key and got a copy cut (protip: copying a copy isn't a great idea) straight away. I guess maybe it's different in the US, but over here I go past at least five locksmiths on my way to work. Other than that, cool idea :) (My landlord isn't too great BTW)