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Datagram at 17:54, 12 February 2010

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	'''Back cutting''' describes a situation in which the slopes between the cuts on a [[Key\|key]] are too steep, causing the key to become stuck in the [[Lock\|lock]]. To remove the key, a broken key extractor may be used to attempt to lift components out of the way or the lock may be fully disassembled.		'''Back cutting''' describes a situation in which the slopes between the cuts on a [[Key\|key]] are too steep, causing the key to become stuck in the [[Lock\|lock]]. Back cutting can also happen when proper keying specifications are not followed, particularly [[MACS]] between components. To remove the key, a broken key extractor may be used to attempt to lift components out of the way or the lock may be fully disassembled.

	To prevent back-cutting, key specifications should be followed, in particular the angle of slopes between key cuts.		To prevent back-cutting, key specifications should be followed, in particular the angle of slopes between key cuts.

Datagram at 15:48, 15 June 2009

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	* [[Lock]]		* [[Lock]]

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Datagram at 20:08, 4 June 2009

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	'''Back cutting''' describes a situation in which the slopes between the cuts on a [[Key\|key]] are too steep, causing the key to become stuck in the [[Lock\|lock]]. To remove the key, a ~~tool~~ may be used to attempt to lift components out of the way or the lock may be fully disassembled.		'''Back cutting''' describes a situation in which the slopes between the cuts on a [[Key\|key]] are too steep, causing the key to become stuck in the [[Lock\|lock]]. To remove the key, a broken key extractor may be used to attempt to lift components out of the way or the lock may be fully disassembled.

	To prevent back-cutting, key specifications should be followed, in particular the angle of slopes between key cuts.		To prevent back-cutting, key specifications should be followed, in particular the angle of slopes between key cuts.

Datagram at 16:09, 4 June 2009

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			'''Back cutting''' describes a situation in which the slopes between the cuts on a [[Key\|key]] are too steep, causing the key to become stuck in the [[Lock\|lock]]. To remove the key, a tool may be used to attempt to lift components out of the way or the lock may be fully disassembled.

			To prevent back-cutting, key specifications should be followed, in particular the angle of slopes between key cuts.

			== See also ==

			* [[Key]]
			* [[Lock]]

			[[Category:Keys]]

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