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INTRODUCTION Framon’s new Sidewinder 2 takes our original Sidewinder one step further with the ability to code cut as well as duplicate. Code cutting is accomplished with the addition of depth and space rods to control carriage positioning. Included with the machine is everything you need to duplicate any high security key in use today. Out of the box, the machine can code cut Volkswagen Honda high security keys. Additional depth and space rods can be purchased separately. MACHINE ACCESSORIES To begin, we’ll examine everything that comes with the machine at time of purchase. In addition to the machine itself, you will find an instruction manual, warranty card and coupon for a free copy of Genericode ME, Framon’s code retrieval program. Be sure to fill in your warranty card and fill out the request for Genericode. This information can be mailed or faxed in. You will need to attach the feed handle to the machine prior to use. The handle simply screws into the top of the machine controls the x-axis, which is cutter depth. You should also find the VW/Audi depth space rods in a separate bag with the machine. Inside the drawer you should find the following: Six cutters and three guides; these include 3/32” (for Lexus type keys that are cut up the center of the key), 3 mm for Volkswagen, Porsche Audi, and and 5/32” which cuts all externally cut keys such as Mercedes, BMW, Volvo, Honda, and the new GM high security keys. Two sets of vises are included with the machine. Typically machines are shipped with the A/B vises mounted on the table and VW vises are located in the drawer. Side A of the standard vises will be used for almost all keys. The B side of the standard vise holds Mercedes two track keys. The VW vises hold Volkswagen, Porsche Audi keys. Also in the drawer are two allen wrenches and a hand-held tip stop. The 3/32” allen wrench is used to change depth space rods on the machine. The 1/8” is used to change the cutter guide. The hand-held tip stop is use