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Do you really think they make specially weak keys... 120-130

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Fri May 16 09:50 CST 2008
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...as 122 replacements, of crummy, easilly breakable material? Answer: They don't. They are normal brass (or steel) replacements, made of the same material(in the case of the brass ones) which billions of other replacement key on this earth are made of.

...point is: The problem is the strong spring and the NORMAL keys are just the weakest link...all will eventually fatiugue...but please stop blaming them...I've seen even the steel keys fatigue! The fix is known...how pretty the key on your key-ring is is just window dressing.

Cheers





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