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Originally Posted by u10166
I am looking for the K R Wilson Key cutter anyone have one for sale? I am a True Model A man and want to reproduce the keys for everyone at a reasonable cost "NOT" 50.00 each like some. I have two 1930 coupes going at the same time and I am also trying to get the gaskets for the Gordon Smith air compressor head Setup. I also have other automotive interest and have recently gotten a rare Supercharger impeller and rear cover reproduced. I was even offered the patent if I wanted to buy it so I
am persistent! Thanks for your time.
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Originally Posted by forever4
The KRW key cutter would be a poor choice to actually use, given the far better, cheaper, and more accurate tools available to cut keys. Even a simple handheld Curtis key cutter does a fast easy accurate job. I have several Curtis cutters for Model A and V8, as well as B&S GM, Chrysler etc for sale.
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For wall art, go with the KR Wilson cutter. For cutting keys at reasonable cost, You'll compromise quality reproduction with the Wilson rather than a contemporary Ilco, Curtis, Framon, etc. machine or Curtis handheld. You'll find decent used ones on Ebay for much less than the collectable antique.