CREID
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Now why didn't any of you think of this.
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Monty
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CREID
Member
I can't wait for one of our vendors to come up with one we can turn.:biggrin:
JimB
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BSea
Member
Better yet, just make your own. How hard can it be?
CREID
Member
Better yet, just make your own. How hard can it be?
Actually it looks like an allen wrench thing taken apart and keys put in.:biggrin:
But this is a turning site, we need a round one. And nobody tell me that you can turn things that aren't round, I do it all the time, only I wasn't trying to.
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Jgrden
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Benefits
I am begging to understand the features or the benefits of this mechanism.
I am begging to understand the features or the benefits of this mechanism.
CREID
Member
I really don't know if the video is on the site of the link I originally posted, but I seen a video, I think on Facebook, and the advantage I see is that the keys don't lead to holes in your pockets, and this has happened to me on many occasions. One thing more is, It's a new idea, and new ideas are always good because they lead to more ideas and you never know which idea will lead to something revolutionary. Just think of the ideas that lead to some of the entries in the Bash contests that have been going on around here.
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Jgrden
Member
Ahhhh....
I really don't know if the video is on the site of the link I originally posted, but I seen a video, I think on Facebook, and the advantage I see is that the keys don't lead to holes in your pockets, and this has happened to me on many occasions. One thing more is, It's a new idea, and new ideas are always good because they lead to more ideas and you never know which idea will lead to something revolutionary. Just think of the ideas that lead to some of the entries in the Bash contests that have been going on around here.
my begging has now turned into admiration. Thank you.
TellicoTurning
Member
Yes, but it likely wouldn't rattle, so how would my dog know I'm getting ready to leave the house if he can't hear the keys rattle?:laugh::laugh:
ssajn
Local Chapter Leader
Mine's thinner than that. I just installed a keyless touchpad. :biggrin:
CREID
Member
They had one on the news hear even better, a local guy had a chip inserted into his hand and all he has to do is swipe his hand over the lock and it unlocks. Evidently you buy this chip online somewhere and it comes preloaded into syringe and you do it yourself.
ssajn
Local Chapter Leader
They had one on the news hear even better, a local guy had a chip inserted into his hand and all he has to do is swipe his hand over the lock and it unlocks. Evidently you buy this chip online somewhere and it comes preloaded into syringe and you do it yourself.
That's not going to happen.
BSea
Member
How do you change the battery?
They had one on the news hear even better, a local guy had a chip inserted into his hand and all he has to do is swipe his hand over the lock and it unlocks. Evidently you buy this chip online somewhere and it comes preloaded into syringe and you do it yourself.
:biggrin:
Curly
Member
Does that mean the vet can scan you and know which dog you ran away from?
Bob Wemm
Member
How do you change the battery?
They had one on the news hear even better, a local guy had a chip inserted into his hand and all he has to do is swipe his hand over the lock and it unlocks. Evidently you buy this chip online somewhere and it comes preloaded into syringe and you do it yourself.
I was wondering about that????
Bob
CREID
Member
I found where the guy got the chip from. I am relying on some of you to let me know how well this works.:biggrin:
https://dangerousthings.com/
https://dangerousthings.com/