Auto Key Wizard

Advanced Diagnostics springs to mind, check out there MVP (Multi Vehicle Programmer) its based on a Pay As You Go system They offer training days & their Technical Support/Back-up is second to non

The easiest way, but not nessisarly the best method, as the closing seam at the rear of the boot leg will be pulled askew of its vertical line If the boots are zipped, the zips can be unpicked to half there length, then a slim wedge of the upper leather can be cut from each side equaling the total reduction & tapering down the leg to nothing, e.g a 1" reduction equals 1/2" from each side, then adhere the zip to its new position and re-stitch, trim the waste lining back close to the seam for a neat job. A charge of around £30 per pair sounds about right for doing it this way

it just gets better

I've successfully modified a WL34 to create the 087 Window Lock Key, The 087 is the same as the 088 except the bullet is on the opposite side of the bit

You'll find that Cyba-lite by RING Automotive is a far better product to stock, Their website is HERE TO CLICK

Opps, Joe, I guess you fell for the con then! hope you didn't give them too much of your hard earnt These tests are for the likes of portable appliances in the public demain, Guesthouses, B&B's, Static holiday vans, hotels etc, etc, unless ofcourse you are letting you customers cut their own keys & operator other equipment

Yeah, McDonalds do that "Recruiting Now" stuff too McT***son-autosmiths LMFAO

Or go HERE Download, save, import, break away box & then engrave \:D/

Yes I use blacking fluid all the time, it's only to be used on laquared / coated metals i.e. jewellers brass, anodised aluminium etc

buying the new update...? What new update?, is this software, device, machine or transponder related

Glad to have helped, fancy hiring me for a day?

Try Silca CAX1R

.....usually on state benefit too

The Laserkey machine/service & back-up is all supplied free of charge, they will make their profits from their own unique branded key blanks which cost from £1.50 each for a cylinder key, with an RRP of £3.99 I've trialed the first prototype in the UK for them & although it's an amazing piece of technology it is slow, It has been manufactured not for exsisting key cutting shops, but for busy areas e.g. shopping malls, DIY sheds & the like, that can become involved in the industry without the outlay of buying machinery & training operators When the yanks installed it, I suggested programming a 'repeat last key' function in to the PC, so you could cut another key the same without scanning the original again, this they thought would be useful and added it to the software, but it took a British guy to come up with that idea in the first place lol

Yup that'll be Laserkey UK With video & audio prompts the Laserkey machine is very user friendly, so much so a kid could operate it, & so little training needed

Also North West Key Services will cut to pattern, SEE HERE Make sure you quote well for these, they're doing a large key for me at the moment @ £70 trade Tel

Lee, Mastergrave do good quality pens that take engraving very well & they're cheap The Avant-Garde Collection start a £1.35 Tel

a blind guide dog.....that's not good

Well Done Joe What were you doing wrong? Tel

Manufactured by WHB in 1985, this is basically an electric motor, mounted on a steel support that is secured to the Whitfield press bench, the cutter is of a square shape & fitted direct to the shaft by way of a thread The machine may also be refered to as a "(K)nibbler" Tel

Whitfield Wylie 970 Rounder M/C I'm in need of a new cutter/blade for the above machine, are these still available & if so what are the cost? Would be nice if they were manufactured in tungsten carbide

Leatherette Try an Upholstery Wholeseller Tel

If the above post is 'for information only' why the need to delete? Tel