Key manufacturing tool ? (solved)

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Re: Key manufacturing tool ?

It looks to be the bolt out of an old mortise lock to me, thing is the ones I've seen have been solid metal either iron or brass. I'll dig around and see if I can find one similar to it.
 

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It does look like a mortise lock bolt. Maybe the "split end" would only line up to open the bolt with the correct key. Just a thought.
 

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Re: Key manufacturing tool ?

After a bit of thought, I'd say an old lock bolt for certain.....The iron parts would be iron to keep them from wearing out over time. It's pretty cool, seeing as I've rebuilt at least a hundred of those locks and haven't seen a bolt like that .
 

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Re: Key manufacturing tool ?

Thanks y'all.I think ya'll got it ! :thumbsup:
 

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