The Maximum Adjacent Cut Specification (or MACS) of a lock is the maximum variance of component sizes between two adjacent components. This term is primarily used in pin-tumbler and wafer locks to define restrictions on the number of real key differs to ensure the proper operation of the lock. Failure to abide by the MACS can make keys difficult to insert or remove from a lock, potentially even causing back cutting.
Resolution: MACS or M aximum A djacent C ut S pecifications for cylinder pinning refers to the maximum variance allowed between one pinned chamber and the adjacent pinned chamber. MACS vary from one manufacturer to another. Below you will find the MACS for Schlage and Falcon cylinders Schlage Conventional - MACS is 7. Final Cut Pro has upgraded to Final Cut Pro X which supports the newest Mac system. Go into to find more information about FCP. Also, if you think it leaves a lot to be desired, the best alternative software is provided here. In the Preview app on your Mac, open the PDF you want to change. Do one of the following: Rotate one page: Click (or use the Touch Bar) to rotate the page to the left. Continue clicking to keep rotating. To rotate a page to the right, press and hold the Option key and click until you’re done rotating the page. Wondershare Filmora for Mac. Wondershare Filmora for Mac balances price, sophistication,. Ava Max explains the story behind her max-cut hairstyle, gives a quick tutorial on how to achieve the look, then answers questions about herself and her musi.
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Calculating MACS
- See also: Differs (Including MACS Restrictions)
The MACS of given keying system is calculated based on the design parameters of the key and component sizes, particularly the number of components, their spacing, and how many total depths are available. The formula for calculating MACs is:
MACS = ([pin spacing]-[cut root])/([depth increment](tan([cut angle]/2)))[1]
References
- ↑ PULFORD, Graham (2007). High Security Mechanical Locks: An Encyclopedic Reference. ISBN 0750684372.
See also
Max Cut Per Machine
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