Long shot, but I've always found this forum fantastic for advice. Basically has anyone cut keys for a living? Im looking to add key cutting to my post office business. It'll just be basic stuff I suppose. I really just need to know which machine I should start with and what training I require.
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I suggest getting away from the post office completely, as in a few years time there won't be any post offices.
They are already mostly irrelevant for a large majority of the population.
I'm not so sure, people will be receiving & sending parcels forever and my local post office is always busy and thriving and I visit weekly. The main one in town however is staffed by zombies, is depressing, threatened with closure for years and not somewhere I choose to visit. Cutting keys is a good thing to be able to provide but I will always choose a local well established locksmith over anyone too greedy. We had Timpsons apply for planning permission to build a hub adjoining our local Sainsburys, fortunately a successful local campaign ended that. I hate Timpsons, the owner speaks one story their real life experience service is completely different IME, prices are easily double a local smithy.
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