A:Hello, yes, it is OK to cut.
For the bitting, you can query the bitting or use lishi tools to decode.

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A:Hello, yes, it is in US warehouse now

A:Xhorse Condor and Dolphin key cutting machines are mainly fro car keys, but also have a few motorcycle and household keys are on database.
The Xhorse key cutter are the cheapest it been the most reliable and most accurate key cutting machine, it also boots the quickest and has done 99% of the keys people need.
In Condor mini plus has some Motorcycle data included. So does Dolphin XP005, XP005L and Condor II.
You can use universal duplicate to duplicate a motorcycle key. You can also create custom key data.
You can create custom bitting with the app, We’ve been doing Honda and Suzuki motorcycle keys with the Condor.
You can search and download my Suzuki bitting in the app, it’s under “Hayabusa”.
Custom Key Tool for Condor XC-Mini is perfect for double sided keys or high security. You can find all the measurements of your key blank on InstaCode.
It does not have many kawasaki keys database, you need Instacode as reference to get a key blank code and then on the Cut by Bitting menu search for that key blank HON77 for example.
KW14
KW15
Condor XC009 also makes all vertical motorcycle keys.
As for key programming, Tango and tmpro have pretty good coverage on bikes.
OBDSTAR also releases motorcycle special key programming devices.

A:Opinion 1:
I use this profile- Hon66 everytime with no issues.

Opinion 2:
I made a key for CRV using HON66 type but it does not work.
The key was not getting inserted in the lock.
Then after closely inspecting the original key, i found that the depth of the cutting on both side of the key is more than usual.
So while cutting there is an option to increase the cutting depth. I increased it by .10 and then the key worked.
Opinion 3:
I’m just running into money when I do Honda keys. If you decode it accurately you should be fine. If it doesn’t work smooth run it through the machine again. You should be fine though.
Opinion 4:
I cut a lot of Honda keys every week with both my dolphins no problems…when they start to act up it’s usually a calibration issue …that’s when I know it’s time to calibrate…
Opinion 5:
Use the optical reader then run bitting through instacode or whatever bitting provider you use and make sure key code is a legit code. But that’s where you will have the problems. The Cutting is not the problem the worn out keys that are hard to get bitting off of it. Use a test key first.
Opinion 6:
I usually do a decode and look at original key if it matches properly I cut it but if it is a worn down key either I use universal cut option or charge to get the key code from the lock. Done deal money in bag!
Opinion 7:
Just get the key code from the glove box lock. The dolphin will do the rest.
Opinion 8:
Better to cut with key code, as universal decoder is not good. I tried it a few times and never got the key right. Even two times my tracer broke.
Opinion 9:
Deburr the key fellows. Don’t stick a fresh cut Honda key of all things in the ignition.
You’re gonna wreck the lock and cause more heart break.
You’ve got to deburr any key you cut on any machine. Specially Hondas. Smooth the rough edges on the key, specially the tip. And be sure to spritz the lock with some Houdini.
On Hondas, you’re so much better off on pulling the glove box lock or maybe the truck lock and running the code. I’ve found that using the universal decode even with an original key is flakey. The key, specially on the car as old as you’re dealing with is probably quite worn.
Hondas luckily put the key code on most of their locks. Run that and you won’t have an issue.
To sum up, it is recommended to take the following measures to try.
Deburr Honda key before cutting on Dolphin XP005L. Smooth the rough edges on the key, specially the tip. And also spritz the lock with some Houdini.
Better to cut with key code which is on the glove box lock or truck lock
Calibrate Dolphin XP005L
Select HON66 type to operate
Increase the cutting depth on Dolphin key cutting machine if required

A:Customers have tried following and working
1. Try with a PC with Windows 8 max, the upgrade kit didn’t work with windows 10 laptop.
2. I got it to work, I had to connect and disconnect my wifi connection a few times and update it.
Xhorse engineer solution:
Connect with a mobile hotspot and do an update.

A:No, you need Condor II. Dolphin II only cuts household keys via Universal Key Duplication only if you have the original key.

A:Yes, but you can not find the key code.

A:Yes, it will cut but will not learn plastic key.

A:No, xhorse dolphin I and II will not cut home key by bitting. You need to write the bitting yourself.
The newer Condor II machines might allow you to use custom bitting directly on the machine. You also need the M4 clamp.

A:Go to Universal key duplication. Condor II does have software to cut residential keys, Dolphin II does not

A:M4 clamp+ Universal duplication for residential keys. If need to cut residential keys by bitting, Condor II is the only option. Better by XP007+ Dolphin/Condor for residential keys.

A:Yes, you can still control it by mobile phone.

A:Yes, you can.

A:Yes, it does.

A:Yes, it will.

A:Yes, it can.

A:Yes, with M4 clamp

A:Yes, it can cut FO21 tibbe 8-cut key blade.

A:The users’ practical suggestions:
@Michael Chandler
I don’t use the 2 or 2.5 anymore… The 1.5 takes a little longer to cut. But for me the 1.5 cuts a perfect security track key.
@Ron Walker
We have 6 dolphins and only use 1.5. As has been said, takes a little longer, however it does best all around job.
@Padraig O Murchu
I used 2.5mm for everything except VW HU162 keys and not had any problems.

@Wire Works
I’ve always used the 1.5. The 2.5 seems to cut too rough.
@Dale Nelson
1.5, I learned the hard way as a rookie of course…..

@Wood family locksmithing
I use the 2mm most.

@Boyd Beattie
Just stick to 1.5 unless you only do one or two types and can get away with a bigger blade. If you think it’s too slow, buy a Godzilla.