Comments (15)

• @tanner_lindsay_ ♥ 14 2025-03-13

  This actually works quite well as a one time key. Print it out of petg and be easy with it when unlocking. That code can also be given to a locksmith (or some hardware stores with a key cutting service) and they can cut a duplicate for you.

• @grepthesky ♥ 3 2025-04-04

  True story, I did this in college and it immediately broke off in the front door of my apartment with 7 other people... spent the next 3 hours trying to get it out with 50 different tools before my roommates realized how dumb I am... the plastic fragments off in the lock too, and jams tighter...

• @mada.p.23 ♥ 3 2025-03-26

  True story, i needed a key for a coworkers office for the internet guy. I had the coworker send me a picture of his key designed, printed and 30 minutes later opened the door with the printed key.

• @tomshon9909 ♥ 1 2025-04-28

  In europe we are safe, almost every country has its own favorite standard for keys

• @rhallnet ♥ 1 2025-04-04

  Ahh they used to do this is the early 2000s........the key would always break

• @hedjouli_kouider ♥ 1 2025-04-03

  Beautiful If you clean for us after the explanation

• @hedjouli_kouider ♥ 1 2025-04-03

  ❤️❤️

• @bekti_nurwanto ♥ 1 2025-04-02

  How about strength? Save or will broken in hole

• @3dprintvibe_ ♥ 1 2025-03-28

  🔥🔥🙌❤️

• @coolls007 ♥ 1 2025-03-27

  😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

• @gr3d_stampa_idee ♥ 1 2025-03-23

  🔥wow🔥👏

• @nthom63 2025-04-21

  Will break, I've tried it

• @darrin_huff_designs 2025-04-08

  And you went from a Schlage C key blank to a Kwikset key blank

• @trimere 2025-03-19

  Teeth are off.

• @tinktinkwindows 2025-03-17

  Can do it twice as fast with. Flipper.