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Cheap key cutting

Ellie2758
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Where is the cheapest place to get some new keys cut? I have lost the SPARE spare pair 
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i find the cheapest place is the shoe menders.life is like a loo roll. the nearer the end you get, the faster it goes.0
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I hate to bump such an old thread, but my local Timpson's is charging over £5 for a simple front door key, you know, the single cylinder Yale type thing. I can't believe that the blanks cost more than 10p each and it doesn't take a minute to make a copy - is there anywhere cheaper to get a copy made?0
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My local cobbler charges £1.50 for a Yale and that is in London.0
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Similar I paid £2 at a local independent cobbler last year.0
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Our local guy does trophies and key cutting at a reasonable price (if you're having trouble finding a local(ly owned) cobbler who offers the service.
I used to use a local garage door fit/supply company who had a machine in their lobby - we had a workshop next to theirs and therefor our key got cut free, I'd imagine they'd have been reasonable if you had come off the street.0 -
Don't go near Timpsons, their prices are extorionate.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
Thanks for the advice - it seems like it IS possible to get a reasonably priced job then, that's good. To be fair, this Timpson's used to do small jobs for a £1 donation into their charity tin, but there's two staff in their now and things seem to have changed. I'll have a lookout for an indie cobbler! Cheers!0
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Have you tried Asda?
Wheni went last weekend i noticed that they have a automatic key cutting machine. Not sure what the price was, but might be worth looking at?Date of Update – 08/04/19
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