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We Thank You…

We thank you for your continued interest in Rytan quality made products. We appreciate and respect the confidence

you have shown in us. From your early support through purchasing our first products made back in 1983 we have

created many innovative products, which you use on a daily basis in your business. Many of our innovative

products have come from friends and associates in the Locksmith and Locksmith Distribution businesses who

sincerely want us to be here to serve their industry.

The successful ergonomic handled lock picks and all of the standard, unique and miniature lock pick blades were

created form a desire to make the best possible lock picking instruments in the industry. The curved ergonomic

handle was inspired by the famous Buck Knife. The Rytan Riffle Pick, Diamond-Hook, Hi-Lo Modified Full

Rake and all the Miniature pick blades are, and always be, uniquely ours. Did you know that once you become

accustomed to the comfort and “feel” of the Rytan curved pick handle it is hard to go back to the straight handle

again!

The inspiration for the famous Rytan RY57 push button Plug Spinner came from our knowledge of the old “knuckle

buster” plug spinner that used a wind-up spring. We designed our RY57 Plug Spinner with a push button to release

a torsion spring that could not turn more than a half turn in either direction. It saved your knuckles from being

bashed and gave us a reputation that carries your endorsement by the very fact that we have sold many tens of

thousands of these fine tools. In fact this original all metal RY57 has encouraged us to develop the NEW RY5798

low cost plug spinner developed in 1998!

In late 1984 there was a problem with the 1984-1/2 Ford double-sided ignition locks with a side-bar. The only

practical way to get through the lock was to drill the side-bar or use try-out keys. Existing drill tools at the time

wee cheaply made and try-out key codes were selling for a rip-off price of $100 or more! We responded by

designing and building the first heavy-duty “real” drill tool to drill out the side-bar and we gave away the try-

out key codes for free with the price of the RY25 Ford Drill Tool.

It was the profits earned by our Locksmith tool sales that we reinvested into the famous RY100 heavy-duty key-

duplicating machine:

The RY256 key machine that also did Medeco® key duplication.

The RY45 manual key duplicator.

The NEW

Portable RY2000 “DUAL” punch machine that can be set up for Schlage, Kwikset, I-Core and others.

AND THIS NEW RY456 KEY DUPLICATOR WITH ITS UNIQUE 4-WAY VISE JAWS!

Upon it’s introduction many years ago at the Los Angeles ALOA Convention our original RY100 key machine

took the show by storm and sold more machines at it’s introduction than any other key machine in history.

Your new RY456 key machine is built on the original foundation of our famous RY256 Key Machine that was

introduced in 1983, with a new cutter wheel and stylus that can cut keys like GM and Kwikset Titan  keys with

an almost straight first cut, without affecting the cutting of the rest of the key. The new RY456 comes with all-

new 4-way Vise Jaws that can be replaced as simple drop-in cartridges when required.  And it is equipped with

our new Micro-Adjust stylus that can adjust your stylus to better than 1-2 thousandths of an inch (.0005”) at any

time – and your machine can be returned to it’s original position just as fast!

We like what we are doing. We have proven we are good at what we do. And we keep on going…

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Summary of Contents for RY456

Page 1: ...TAN KEYS BUILT IN MICRO ADJUST STYLUS Rytan Products are Designed and Manufactured in the U S A RYTAN INC 1648 W 134th St Gardena CA 90249 800 447 9826 310 212 6002 NEW 4 WAY JAWS CLAMPS MORE KEYS 2 W...

Page 2: ...AUGING 9 CLAMPING KEYS 10 BEST and TIP GAUGING 11 RELEASING THE CARRIAGE 12 CUTTER SHAFT LOCK 13 REMOVING REPLACING CUTTER 14 DEPTH ADJUSTMENT 15 SPACE ADJUSTMENT 16 KEY GAUGE ADJUSTMENT 17 CARRIAGE O...

Page 3: ...Read the owner s manual carefully Learn its applications and limitations as well as specific operational hazards peculiar to this machine B Guard against electrical shock by preventing body contact wi...

Page 4: ...ing Do not attempt to remove key blank or key blank material while cutter is rotating T Never use machine in an explosive atmosphere For example if your machine is in a service vehicle with a fuel lea...

Page 5: ...You must loosen the painted key clamping knobs a few turns turn the vise and retighten Make sure your vise jaws are clean with no chips in the way and as you secure the vise jaw on to your key be sure...

Page 6: ...the key blade For these keys you can flip your vise jaws to B Loosen the vise jaw a few turns flip the vise jaws to B and retighten the large painted knob You must do both vise jaws for this to work Y...

Page 7: ...the machine s full function flip up key gauges We do not recommend bottom shoulder gauging because key blank manufacturers do not always maintain a reliable correlation between bottom and top shoulder...

Page 8: ...oor do not have a top shoulder to gauge from Open the vise jaws A vises ONLY enough to slide in the thinnest part of the key See Fig 5 6 Slide in the key blank and allow the full thickness ridge of th...

Page 9: ...o actions With your right hand push down gently on the carriage s large teardrop knob just enough to push the carriage down a small distance While holding the carriage down reach around with your thum...

Page 10: ...using a 1 wrench to remove the cutter 10 New Cutter will cut straight on left side of key cut Adjustable Stylus 0005 one half thousanth INCH NEW 4 WAY VISES CLAMPS MORE KEYS 2 WAY 3 WAY 1 WAY 4 WAY Po...

Page 11: ...e finished reinstalling the cutter wheel Pulling UP on the cutter shaft lock releases the cutter and the cutter shaft from the locked position Failure to unlock the cutter when attempting to cut a key...

Page 12: ...e cutter wheel and Left Hand Nut DON T OVERTIGHTEN the cutter wheel nut The Left Hand Nut is self tightening as you use it Overtightening the cutter wheel nut may make it harder to remove later and ma...

Page 13: ...blade The reason for turning the cutter backwards is to prevent any cutter teeth from removing material off the key blank s blade before you make your adjustments Turning the cutter backwards will bum...

Page 14: ...w and throw off your adjustment There should be NO key blanks in the left vise jaw for this part of the procedure DO NOT FORGET to flip down your key gauges Failure to do so may result in damage to th...

Page 15: ...n Hex Wrench IMPORTANT Verify that your depth adjustment is correct and readjust if necessary Refer back to Depth Adjustment if necessary Spacing Adjustment is now complete IMPORTANT Verify that your...

Page 16: ...is 20 which is approximately 12 thousands of an inch per turn Tighten the 7 16 Hex Jam Nut on the slotted screw stud use moderate tightness After tightening the 7 16 not check the gap between the styl...

Page 17: ...r WD 40 as a rust preventative in addition to the number 30 non detergent motor oil If you only use LPS 1 or WD 40 as your machine s only lubricant you will eventually damage the machine These lubrica...

Page 18: ...Cutter wheel may be dull This can cause the key to try to float and not cut deep enough in the deepest cuts Replace or resharpen the cutter 2 Carriage spring may be weak or adjusted to light Replace t...

Page 19: ...rape material from the key blank The solution is to lightly blunt the sharp edge of the stylus This has to be done carefully because if the edge of the stylus is blunted to much you will narrow the wi...

Page 20: ...on these premium blanks a Duplicate them a little slower Racing through the job especially in large rekeying jobs will put more wear on the cutter wheel than going a little slower The machine s high...

Page 21: ...it s not in use put a piece of heavy cardboard a small piece of wood or even a piece of indoor outdoor carpet WHEN DO I REPLACE a Replace the cutter wheel when deburring the key seems to take longer t...

Page 22: ...y and pull out the stick shift lever and drive shaft assembly Leave the two piece linkage assembly attached to the carriage shaft If your carriage spring is still attached firmly grasp the linkages wi...

Page 23: ...of 1 diameter hard wood dowel purchased from your local hardware store Cut off a piece about 6 long and use it to pound out the bearings with a hammer Cut off a piece of 1 diameter hard wood dowel ab...

Page 24: ...e carriage Why Didn t We Use Gears to Drive the Carriage Left and Right Gears are pumps on a key machine they pump dirt and key cuttings Gears get crunchy our linkages do not Why Aren t the Vise Jaws...

Page 25: ...loped in 1998 In late 1984 there was a problem with the 1984 1 2 Ford double sided ignition locks with a side bar The only practical way to get through the lock was to drill the side bar or use try ou...

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