Cutter Cutting Machine Drilling Machine Duplicating With Bits 110V

It does exactly what it says it does. It has saved me thousands on locksmiths. I use it for automotive keys! 🔑

Had the machine for a while now. Well built and comes with an extra belt and bits. Still getting the hang of it, trying to cut slotted keys. Not sure if the bits are tapered or the guide is off but it's difficult to get a perfect cut

Llego súper adelantado me dieron fecha de entrega como para un mes y en menos de 8 días estaba ya en mi casa muy biueda las protecciones se ve que cuidan sus envíos era un regalo para mi sobrino y se puso muy contento con su nueva máquina. Si hay que reforzar las mordazas con un tornillo pero creo que en todas estas máquinas es igual sea de la marca que sea y no es algo difícil de hacer, está la envié a Cuba si llega a su destino compraré otra más

There are no instructions in the box that you can read or figure out. it don't tell you what drill bit to use to make the key. overall is a one star

Working Good for me 👍

Showed up in a week made my frist key takes some learning

There's really no intelligible instructions for this device.

The biggest problem with this machine is the clamps that hold the key & the key blank, especially the blank. I have read that some people buy a different brand of clamp and install it. I didn't want to do that. I drilled & tapped some holes to allow me to use button head screws to hold the blanks & keys down. The steel cut like butter. It's probably 12L14 or something similar. Without the added screws, the cutter sometimes sucks the blank out of the clamp & then the blank becomes damaged & never clamps right again. It would really be better to remachine the blocks with a deeper grip & a retaining ledge, but adding screws is cheaper, faster, and easier. You also have to watch the tightness of the table travel. The spindle itself works well. The cutter is OK. The tracing pin may be just slightly oversized. The two key clamp blocks were out of line with the spindle spacing by about 0.005", or about the thickness of a piece of paper. They are adjustable. After adding the screws, I was able to make workable HU66 key copies for a VW, but they were not perfect.