Totally Tubular Dude! I am actually in the process today of 3D printing a Safety Cover for my Orian KD94 Tubular Key machine. Remember you were looking for the Ilco CU94 cutter for me? My current cutter seems OK, but would love a backup. #LockBoss
Great information. I remember almost taking out a mortgage to get my 1st Herty Gerty 30 years ago, and paid for it within 3 months, then made enough to get a Scottsman. A real upgrade from the A1 hand cutter. Now I haven't cut a 137 key in probably 5 years now, or I'd look at the kit for my Blitz... Buy the best with what you have and make the money to upgrade when you can. Definitely true on the 137B vs the 137S. Cutters last easily 4 times longer on the brass blank. Thanks for the information! Still learning how to #Lockboss!
Great information. I’ve only had a few requests for tubular over the last several years but I want to be able to take care of every call that comes in. I never like saying I can’t do that for you. #LockBoss
Ok ok I'll be the first to say it ... "Totally tubular video P.J. keep the #lockboss info coming!" P.S. Next key machine battle. Tubular key cutters run by Megan and Kylie :)
I personally only own 1 tubular lock it's the 1137s, but I see plenty of them when I'm out and about, so it's good info for any #lockboss to have. Thanks and keep up the great work!
The tubular key are l over the place. I learned about tubular key working on the console of my past job. Tubular keys were used on the fire panel and on the elevator panels. That was intresting and useful information for the purchase of tubular keys. When I first learned about tubular key I was told they were barrel keys now I know there not. Thank you for that information would have enjoyed seeing you cutting a tubular key. And the type of cutters used. #lockboss
I try to only offer the brass ones because the steel blanks wears out the cutter quicker on my A1 Herty Gerty. Those “miniature” tubular locks/ keys are the ones I struggle finding stuff to work with. I usually just swap them out anymore. Thanks for sharing #lockboss
#Lockboss Thanks, this was very helpful. When I first started ordering tubular keys this was very confusing until I learned almost everything was the 1137 and the B or S was the material with brass being preferrable.
The good joke at the beginning and great video. One thing that people and manufacturers forget is that tubular locks are not high-security locks. Sometimes you can use a tubular lock pick to open the lock as fast as the key. I personally would not use a tubular lock on any machine like a vending machine, biker locks, etc. For a vending machine, I would use some that are a Medeco biaxial or Abloy Protec 2. #LockBoss
Very Good Information for the #Lockboss that doesn't deal with many Tubular Keys. It gives us a GREAT Idea of what to keep in Stock for just THOSE Occasions. Thank You Very Much PJ.
The brass keys are definitely easier on the locksmith, but the steel keys I think are way better for the customer. I have seen so many brass keys wear out over time and end up causing problems for the customer. I go with steel whenever I can. #lockboss
You are 100% correct oh, a little something I learned back in the sixties! Steel is the only way to go. Once cut! the brass wears out five times quicker than the steel. Besides with the mixed metals now brass just ain't what it used to be!
I have run across several tubular locks which do not have the internal nib, particularly on cash safes. I use the Southord Pick/Decoder and removed the small rollpin inside the barrell to work with these types of tubular locks. Blue Dog carries several types of the tubular key blanks without the internal nib. Great video, PJ! #AccessLockKeyLLC #HaulinBrass #Lockboss
Thank you for the video PJ! I cut a decent amount of tubular keys for pinball machines and video games. Good info that I already knew, but many may not! There's always something to learn in this business! #Lockboss
We use a pretty intersting tubular lock where i work. The center is 8 sided to provide tension, there are 12 pins, and they a rekeyable with a master key. Havent managed to pick one yet #lockboss
I got into Lock sport about a year and a half ago. Since then my thirst for knowledge about the business has just kept growing. I've talked to every local locksmith in my area about learning/ apprenticeships, and only one would take my information. Other than RUclips what other resources can I use to further my knowledge? One day I plan on being a #Lockboss
I learned a bit of knowledge from this bid, I was only familiar with the standard tubular key 137. I always have referred to them as ace keys.#Lockboss
I've though about getting the attachment for my Ilco Universal 1200 clone but I just don't any enough calls for tubular locks or keys in my area. Still, great information. #Lockboss
I think you need to talk about all the different ways they can be cut or duplicated. Old A1 Hurdy Gurdy is my favorite but can also be code cut on a 1200 blitz or some of the newer high security machines. But quick duplicating on a Scotsman key machine is so simple. I have yet to use my large or small tubular blanks. But keep them in stock. #lockboss.
URGENT! I manage a storage facility and when we have to "overlock" a unit we have a master tubular key that allows us to turn the inside of the lock to the point where the tenants key no longer fits. Once they pay their bill we simply go turn it back to where it is supposed to be and they have access again. I have a lock with a tubular key stuck in it. It went in just fine and let me turn it one click just fine but then got stuck! It won't finish it's turn or go back. Since it isn't lined up, I can't get my key out. I have tried beating it with a hammer, WD-40, and brute force to twist it. NOTHING is working. Do you have any advice? PLEASE HELP!!
Can I use the 137B to make 7.8mm keys? I always see 7.8mm but it says 7.9, if you can help me I'd appreciate, I'm trying to make a key for the first time
Done a few in the past with the Scottsman, the bitings are always wider than the original while looking sloppy. They work still. HPC 1200 is probably the way to I supposed.
I have running the tubular key problems especially when I got stuck on an elevator and it was a tubular lock which I was able to get out of but I still got stuck now I won't because I have a key being a locksmith does have its advantages #lockboss
We have an ancient machine that only cuts the 1137B keys. We can definitely cut most of them! I think I turned people away maybe twice and they had double cuts in their keys #lockboss
Wonder why there's even a steel option? Seems like brass would be sufficient not to mention the wear on the cutters. I'm just a junior #lockboss , my comment is clearly above my pay grade 🤔.
We have videos on both, this video was to tie everything together! Code Cut: ruclips.net/video/JLTc7TV6kDQ/видео.html Duplicate: ruclips.net/video/z8liIigYjnY/видео.html
We get spam so every comment has to be approved, so if we don't check for a few hous after a video we have tons waiting to be approved. We hope soon yt will auto approve
Totally Tubular Dude! I am actually in the process today of 3D printing a Safety Cover for my Orian KD94 Tubular Key machine. Remember you were looking for the Ilco CU94 cutter for me? My current cutter seems OK, but would love a backup. #LockBoss
Great information. I remember almost taking out a mortgage to get my 1st Herty Gerty 30 years ago, and paid for it within 3 months, then made enough to get a Scottsman. A real upgrade from the A1 hand cutter. Now I haven't cut a 137 key in probably 5 years now, or I'd look at the kit for my Blitz... Buy the best with what you have and make the money to upgrade when you can. Definitely true on the 137B vs the 137S. Cutters last easily 4 times longer on the brass blank. Thanks for the information! Still learning how to #Lockboss!
Great information. I’ve only had a few requests for tubular over the last several years but I want to be able to take care of every call that comes in. I never like saying I can’t do that for you. #LockBoss
Ok ok I'll be the first to say it ... "Totally tubular video P.J. keep the #lockboss info coming!"
P.S. Next key machine battle. Tubular key cutters run by Megan and Kylie :)
Thanks for doing this video. I enjoy it when your video demystifies things for the #Lockboss cheers
I personally only own 1 tubular lock it's the 1137s, but I see plenty of them when I'm out and about, so it's good info for any #lockboss to have. Thanks and keep up the great work!
The tubular key are l over the place. I learned about tubular key working on the console of my past job. Tubular keys were used on the fire panel and on the elevator panels. That was intresting and useful information for the purchase of tubular keys. When I first learned about tubular key I was told they were barrel keys now I know there not. Thank you for that information would have enjoyed seeing you cutting a tubular key. And the type of cutters used.
#lockboss
I try to only offer the brass ones because the steel blanks wears out the cutter quicker on my A1 Herty Gerty. Those “miniature” tubular locks/ keys are the ones I struggle finding stuff to work with. I usually just swap them out anymore. Thanks for sharing #lockboss
Thanks for yhe Information, it was a great help, Thank you "Lockboss"
Happy Easter. Thanks PJ #LOCKBOSS
#Lockboss Thanks, this was very helpful. When I first started ordering tubular keys this was very confusing until I learned almost everything was the 1137 and the B or S was the material with brass being preferrable.
Thanks for info PJ, did not know some of this about the part numbers. #lockboss
The good joke at the beginning and great video. One thing that people and manufacturers forget is that tubular locks are not high-security locks. Sometimes you can use a tubular lock pick to open the lock as fast as the key. I personally would not use a tubular lock on any machine like a vending machine, biker locks, etc. For a vending machine, I would use some that are a Medeco biaxial or Abloy Protec 2. #LockBoss
Wow this was a very good clear educational video great job👍👍
Very informative. Actually learned a few things. Much appreciated. #lockboss
Thanks PJ. Great information as always. #LockBoss
Great video and info. I like the PDF your provided also that is a very nice quick reference. #lockboss
Another great video, do video on cutting the tubular key #lockboss
Another nice video from the #lockboss 👍😎
Great information.. picking those are a booger… but now that I bought my pick to do them.. no one needs me..🤯 #lockboss
Very Good Information for the #Lockboss that doesn't deal with many Tubular Keys. It gives us a GREAT Idea of what to keep in Stock for just THOSE Occasions. Thank You Very Much PJ.
Cool information!!!
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Great info as usual, Thanks PJ. #Lockboss
Video on tubular keys. Thanks pj. #lockboss#lockboss
#LockBoss. I do not really work on this type of keys but it is very useful information to have. Thanks
great information, keep up the good work. #lockboss
I had been learning about tubular locks and keys, then I got busy and got away from it. Thanks for reminding me I need to get back to it. #Lockboss
WoW I Just Learned A Lot Of Information Thanks ! #lockboss
#LockBoss going in circles is tubular !!!!! ;)
have a great day
Thanks for the video. Great as always. #lockboss
Awesome video, great info as always. #Lockboss
Thanks PJ. Good information! #lockboss
Good info, been thinking about stocking tubular keys #lockboss
Great information provided!!
great video on tube keys explains a lot thanks pj #lockboss
The brass keys are definitely easier on the locksmith, but the steel keys I think are way better for the customer. I have seen so many brass keys wear out over time and end up causing problems for the customer. I go with steel whenever I can. #lockboss
You are 100% correct oh, a little something I learned back in the sixties!
Steel is the only way to go. Once cut! the brass wears out five times quicker than the steel. Besides with the mixed metals now brass just ain't what it used to be!
I didn't realize there were (apparently) so many less types or profiles of tubular keys! Learning something new everyday! #lockboss
Great information on the tubular keys. Thanks for the pdf any #lockboss would enjoy that.
Great info. I learned some new things, so Thanks for that. How about some tubular key cutting videos for a #lockboss
I've seen a decent amount of tubular locks, so this information is pretty useful! Thanks, PJ! #Lockboss
I’ve been meaning to get a cutter for a while. I don’t deal with a ton of tubular but have always loved them. #LockBoss
Great video with good information #Lockboss
I have run across several tubular locks which do not have the internal nib, particularly on cash safes. I use the Southord Pick/Decoder and removed the small rollpin inside the barrell to work with these types of tubular locks. Blue Dog carries several types of the tubular key blanks without the internal nib. Great video, PJ! #AccessLockKeyLLC #HaulinBrass #Lockboss
Another great video. Thanks PJ. Always keeping us in the know
#Lockboss
Excellant! learned good stuff that I never got anywhere else. You rock, PJ
#Lockboss
Just made a tubular key for a tool box a couple of weeks ago. #Lockboss
Thanks for the information on tubular keys. Not a lot of info out on these. 👍🦊#lockboss
Tubular, gnarly, and radical. #lockboss
Thanks for the video. We just decided to quit stocking the 137S because it wears out the cutters faster #lockboss
Good stuff PJ! #Lockboss
Keep up the good work.# lockboss
Haven't had to cut any, but after buying the picks have opened many#Lockboss.
#lockboss - great video!
Thanks again PJ. I have done a few of these keys and the PDF's are always helpful.
#lockboss
Happy Easter CLK gang!! Thanks for the tubular info PJ! Needed the reminder my stock was running low. #lockboss
Thank you for the video PJ! I cut a decent amount of tubular keys for pinball machines and video games. Good info that I already knew, but many may not! There's always something to learn in this business! #Lockboss
So true!-PJ
Great info my friend, #Lockboss
This is a great video, PJ. I don't have much experience with tubular blanks. So this was very helpful, thanks. #Lockboss
THANKS!
Just in the Knick of time! Was reading up on tubular keys
We use a pretty intersting tubular lock where i work. The center is 8 sided to provide tension, there are 12 pins, and they a rekeyable with a master key. Havent managed to pick one yet
#lockboss
thank you very much
Good information Eastern Oklahoma #LockBoss
Thank you PJ, this clears up some questions. #Lockboss
Those are the 3 common sizes. There are smaller ones, usually import locks. Lots of laptop security cables use a real small one. #lockboss
I got into Lock sport about a year and a half ago. Since then my thirst for knowledge about the business has just kept growing. I've talked to every local locksmith in my area about learning/ apprenticeships, and only one would take my information. Other than RUclips what other resources can I use to further my knowledge?
One day I plan on being a #Lockboss
I will answer on live tomorrow!-PJ
I learned a bit of knowledge from this bid, I was only familiar with the standard tubular key 137. I always have referred to them as ace keys.#Lockboss
Most locksmiths do refer to it just like you do
The keys I will never fugue out.... #lockboss
Great information. The explanation of the part numbers and the PDF are really helpful references. Thanks #Lockboss
I've though about getting the attachment for my Ilco Universal 1200 clone but I just don't any enough calls for tubular locks or keys in my area. Still, great information.
#Lockboss
Would like to see a tutorial vid on the deluxe ace tubular pick I have one and not having luck using. #LOCKBOSS thanks PJ
Thanks PJ. I actually have a couple of customers that are wanting tubular keys cut but I don't have the equipment for cutting them yet. #Lockboss
What about 137-A
Thanks for the information. #lockboss
Good info #Lockboss
Great info PJ, thank you as always!!! #Lockboss
I think you need to talk about all the different ways they can be cut or duplicated. Old A1 Hurdy Gurdy is my favorite but can also be code cut on a 1200 blitz or some of the newer high security machines. But quick duplicating on a Scotsman key machine is so simple. I have yet to use my large or small tubular blanks. But keep them in stock. #lockboss.
I was needing to know that #lockboss I turned down a job because Didn't know that info
What about the different styles of Tubular keys #lockboss
URGENT! I manage a storage facility and when we have to "overlock" a unit we have a master tubular key that allows us to turn the inside of the lock to the point where the tenants key no longer fits. Once they pay their bill we simply go turn it back to where it is supposed to be and they have access again. I have a lock with a tubular key stuck in it. It went in just fine and let me turn it one click just fine but then got stuck! It won't finish it's turn or go back. Since it isn't lined up, I can't get my key out. I have tried beating it with a hammer, WD-40, and brute force to twist it. NOTHING is working. Do you have any advice? PLEASE HELP!!
Can I use the 137B to make 7.8mm keys? I always see 7.8mm but it says 7.9, if you can help me I'd appreciate, I'm trying to make a key for the first time
Done a few in the past with the Scottsman, the bitings are always wider than the original while looking sloppy. They work still.
HPC 1200 is probably the way to I supposed.
I have running the tubular key problems especially when I got stuck on an elevator and it was a tubular lock which I was able to get out of but I still got stuck now I won't because I have a key being a locksmith does have its advantages #lockboss
how would you recommend removing the wrong key stuck in a tubular lock? Asking for a friend.
Key code after using key decoder tool?
My key is 1037. As to what size it is similar to?
1137B is the only key I use. I don’t ever cut steel keys. #lockboss
Ha this reminded me that I don't have any 1136 on hand. #Lockboss
Tubular keys are hard to cut for somone just starting to learn you have to pay attention to the way you are going with the cutter #lock boss
I have jus 1017 key have no clue how to get another one.
Use a rolled up business card to impress it if you are trying to pick it without the impressioning tool! #lockboss
Everything? I want to know code for measurements of cutting? Key code from mm measurements.
Which one is typically on the top of a gumball machine
We have an ancient machine that only cuts the 1137B keys. We can definitely cut most of them! I think I turned people away maybe twice and they had double cuts in their keys #lockboss
Wonder why there's even a steel option? Seems like brass would be sufficient not to mention the wear on the cutters. I'm just a junior #lockboss , my comment is clearly above my pay grade 🤔.
Some MFG's spec it-PJ
Do you want to duplicate or code cut some tubular keys? #lockboss
We have videos on both, this video was to tie everything together!
Code Cut:
ruclips.net/video/JLTc7TV6kDQ/видео.html
Duplicate:
ruclips.net/video/z8liIigYjnY/видео.html
You didn't cover greenwald or metric tubular found on slot machines imported from over seas # lockboss
I can't believe it. 147 views and only 27 likes and ONLY 4 comments counting my own. Come on #Lockboss community we can do better than that
We get spam so every comment has to be approved, so if we don't check for a few hous after a video we have tons waiting to be approved. We hope soon yt will auto approve
🍭🍭🍭 #lockboss
I stay away from them because one guy here works on them. #lockboss