My key bushing experience is limited to rebushing old keys with the original key buttons using the Spurlock method. Unless I'm really too-pid, the only way one is going to bush the center rail mortises on that type of key setup is from the top. Now I realize you used new buttons and that is likely the difference. Did you bush them before button installation? Did you bush from the bottom? If so, why? What would be the advantage? Don't you do anything the "proper way"? You know, the way the original masters did it? ;-) Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ron Nossaman" > The difference that comes immediately to mind is the bushing method. With > two layers, the buttons can be bushed from the bottom. With one double > thick button/plate, the bushing would have to be done from the top.
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