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To spare people time reading: It's KeyMe, a service that lets people make copies of keys from a vending machine, using photographs of keys. He got the photos b
by Mithaldu 12y ago
To spare people time reading:
It's KeyMe, a service that lets people make copies of keys from a vending machine, using photographs of keys. He got the photos because his neighbor let him handle the keys.
No particular high-tech involved. (Even though he claims they're 3d-printed in the vending machine, i suspect they're simply cut from a raw.)
- USAnum1 12y agoMinor nitpick: The author indicated that custom styled and mailed keys were 3d printed, and the kiosks cut the keys from a blank. (end of 4th paragraph) Otherwise an accurate and brief summary. The article is relatively short and worth the read, though.