lol, I'd love to and have everything pinned up and ready to go...coordinating is the main obstacle right now with the fair just a few weeks away.

It's not a preference with keyed ignitions since you have to put the new key in and turn the ignition to the on position as part of the programming. If it's a fob, just depends on the day if I cut the emergency key first or not.

Strange, original video on my pc is playing both both channels. I noticed it's been taking longer after I upload for youtube to do its converting so I wonder if something is conflicting there.

They are hit or miss some times. I bought an adapter for my vvdi max that said "in stock" and took another month to arrive. So far, I haven't ran into it on anything I had a urgent need.

I found on gopro's support site that gopros can overheat and audio can be affected by the heat of the camera. Gopros can overheat quicker if stationary. I guess that means they are air cool while filming action. I'll keep using it until I find something different to use.

I've been able to update it a few more times using this same method. Slower, but easier on the back than bringing it home.

I honestly don't remember when I started using those squares to prefill pins when just keying up a bunch of locks to the same key, but glad it helps. Definitely a good tip for the most used charts on the framon.

I've was mainly testing out how to use this and the super chip. I've moved to an xhorse flip key. The video for that will be posted soon.

@@JenkinsLocks That will be awesome. Would love to see that Xhorse flip key you chose. Can't wait to view it 😁

I've thought about 3D printing something like that, but I suck at cad programs. Anything that'd make reading unnecessary would be a win.

@@JenkinsLocks Im decent with fusion 360, If you want to sketch out what you want on paper I can 3d model it and send you files.

@cwb43068 i'll have to take you up on that when I get some spare time.

Start, get interrupted, never finish is how i film the videos so it works out...lol

Its mostly habit. They can go tonthe local hardware store and charge whatever they need to the 4-H account (or at least used to be able...thats been cracked down on).

@@JenkinsLocks gotcha, well looking forward to the install videos. I definitely would like to see some videos from the when the fair is going on and stuff after you get all that done, even just a short or two it would be nice to see what that place looks like alive.

So, the understanding of what a master key system was not there. Most members had 2 SC1 keys (even former members kept them), the "master" and the "other" key...both keys opened everything except the padlocks (AM3 keyway). Best I've been able to see taking multiple cores apart, every lock was keyed for only a single change key. I have not been able to find anyone that actually ever had the change key, but the current key system was put in 15-20 years ago. So basically, everyone was issued either the grand master or sub master key (or both) and everyone could get into anything with either key. Part of the issue on working to define and explain a new, functional system was that they wanted to restrict some people to some things during some part of the year. They also wanted multiple master key systems based on individuals and for those master keys systems to fall under a single grand master key...a grand master key that was given to everyone on the council, but was seasonal on access. Real the struggle is. So let's say the system had the grand master key, 4 sub master keys (A, B, C, and D), with each sub master having 2-6 change keys. Most of the year, they want Joe's single sub master key to work on A, B, and C, but during fair week, for his single sub master key to flip and only work at C and D. Now take this and repeat for 12-20 people with individual "unicorn" keys.

@@JenkinsLocks So they need an electronic system that can set/change schedules (expensive) or a locksmith on call that can rekey locks on short notice. And definitely key control with restricted keys. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is gonna be a pain in the (fill in the blank)…

@@curtolocknkey Nailed it.

Idk, she looked pretty feisty, so I wouldn't want to catch her.

Just about every house around here has free roaming chickens in the yard. Some of them are mean suckers and will chase you down.

@@JenkinsLocks I mean I got a farm and everything but I haven't seen that happen ever LMAO they usually stay on the side of the road they know what happens here

It's a world of difference!

I used the space/depth keys early on when I was mainly just helping family and friends and hadn't decided to open shop yet, but it helped to bring in money so I could get a Framon 2. I do things via a process I named "the harbor freight way"...I'll do it/use something until it doesn't work/breaks and I need to invest money in a better product. I've got a plan in the works to get the 4-H grounds switched over the MX 13 system with a real master key system (there seems to be a grand master key and master key that work on all doors and locks and no building/door specific sub keys so not really sure what the logic was).

@@JenkinsLocks yeah those mx13 videos were how I found your channel. Hopefully they can get the funding for that job, sounds like it would be a pretty good fit for their needs.

@@LCLockout I was one of the 5 $500 winners from CLK in March and I'm goin to use that with some of my stock and donate the system to them.

@@JenkinsLocks that’s awesome! well once it’s all said and done that’s going to be a nice setup. Looking forward to the videos if your GoPro behaves.

Welcome, Brother and thank you for your service. I try to film when I remember the camera and not running from one thing to the next. I figure if someone can learn from my mistakes, it's worth it.

Thanks, kiddo... videos take longer than the job most times.

​@@JenkinsLocks ohhhh yea i can only imagine, i also happen to be writing this on that laptop you got working for me like a boss lol

@@wyattjenkinsakathebeardedd5399 Any time, love ya, kiddo.

@JenkinsLocks Love you too Dad I really do.

It was a pricey upgrade 😄

I haven't had this device for a few years, but if you're getting an eeprom message, you'll prob need either an eeprom cradle or clip. I'm not sure this model works with one.

I didnt show the back seat of the car...there was a fuse block among other parts. I tested adding the key, then wiped out all keys, and programmed the 2 new ones again with screen shots every step after. This job was a couple months ago and no call backs. Case closed.

Im still leaning to use it, but from my understanding, if you want to program something besides xhorse chips, you also need the obd mini tool.

When I originally got this sharpied out KLOM set, I did have to adjust the cutting depth, which I should have done a video on. If I remember correctly, I took a key blank and cut a #2 in it, then measured with the included depth gauge, loosed the allen nut, made an adjustment, then cut a new #2 to see if the adjust made the cut deeper or shallower.