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Oh great, the deadbolt i have is NONE OF THESE. It has a black spring type thing (on bottom) like the one in the middle on the right BUT does not have that mechanism that you just turn to change the backset. I am so bloody annoyed how to change it because it definitely has 2 openings marked 2 3/8" and 2 3/4". Those 2 openings are right above the black spring. The lock barrel has "Beaver" stamped on it which i believe was probably sold by Beaver Lumber here in Canada and long out of business. Also has "Made in Taiwan" stamped internally and 1992.9 which i assume is year and month it was made. The latch itself has U.S. Patent No. 4839025 stamped on it, so maybe that is an option for me to look---maybe the Patent explains how to change it. GRRRRR! It's brand new that i picked up at Value Village years ago with no instructions. My old, detached garage door never had a deadbolt installed and i wanted to use it there.

Thanks Kilo. Your tutorials are very easy to follow. Keep up the good work. I subscribed as soon as I saw the first video. 👍👍

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very good education to learn

Gone and bought a cheap and nasty version of this lock (as if that's possible) and its fixed! they have made the wheels such a tight fit theres zero shim space! But, where the code mechanism is fitted, the outer casing has too large a hole by like 0.5mm, so you can slide something in and simply push on the case locking claw...... like shimming an old padlock with a bit of coke can.

Thank you for such a fantastic video. Our vendor forgot to remove out lockbox and my wife and I don't remember the key combinations. We tried everything but could not unlock / remove the lockbox. This has been going on for at least 7 years because we just left it alone till I watched your video. That little hole you showed, is on the right of our lockbox. The paper click idea did not work for us for some reason but we used our son's iron pick that he uses to comb his hair. It is a little stronger than a paper click and it WORKED! Thank you for the video.

Hi Kilo, I have a Kwikset Titan interior doorknob that has a very weak handle spring. Do you have a video that shows how to replace the spring? I have the doorknob removed from the door but not sure how to remove (replace) the handle tension spring.

Wow! What a truly groundbreaking product which allows a door that would otherwise be FUBAR to be put back in service. Way to go Resecurelatch!

Very good instruction for the Reset tool. Question: How to copy a Kwikset smart key to share with others without disabling the original key?

Thank you it helped me replace a cylinder for an old lock

I love how you set a Subscriber time point on this video (9 subs). Congratulations to your over 6,000 subs at todays date!

Also. There is a channel, Lock picking lawyer. Have you seen any of his content? He has a "pending" lawsuit Master had posted because of how he exposed their blatant weakness in their locks that have not been resolved for many years.

Question. Would those little pins (that say Anti Pick) that come in a kwikset rekey keep this tool from working?

Definitely looks a lot easier and quicker than fitting a new board to fit the gap left by the mortise lock-which is something I've seen several times!

Amazing! This will help lots of businesses and their customers!

This looks very innovative and worth looking at to save the door which saves money! Thanks for sharing

This is an awesome product. The guy behind all this is an awesome intelligent young man!

What a great product..it's saved me so much time and money on my property

Thank you so much for your amazing review of ReSecure Latch! This journey started years ago when I was working as a property maintenance manager, and I truly believe the idea was a blessing from God. Seeing it work on even the toughest doors, like the one you demonstrated, means the world to us. Your detailed video is going to be a game-changer in getting the word out and helping us grow. Thank you for believing in our product and sharing it with your audience!

I saw those and have been meaning to order a few. Thanks for the review.

Awesome 👌 This is a game changer.

Do you have a trick on getting the cylinder out of the knob once the cylinder falls in side?

I cant move it past number 1, it clicks over and over but wont go past 1. What could be the problem?

My KW1 is too wide to fit the key way. Please explain how yours fits the smart key lock.

Great to see ya back Kilo! Anyway, there are basically three different styles of emergency outside access for privacy sets. This one in which there is a rotating disc with a slot which you turn, one with a hole in which you insert a probe and push straight in, and another with a hole in which you insert a flathead screwdriver or similar flat object and turn a post which has a slot in it.

They make it more confusing be even using the word “adjustable”; they should instead refer to it as “post hole selection” or something like that, using “select” rather than “adjust”. Thanks for explaining and showing this!

Great tip, those door knobs are definitely still around. Thanks for showing this!

Very nice PSA 👏

Nice to see you back and making videos again. Thanks for the content.

My aunt used to have this problem when we lived in Inglewood. She just used a butter knife. I just stopped locking the door. 🤣

Where did you learn to fix the lock on a Ford Transit? I bet you're knowledgeable on those Dodge Ram vans too. ❤

Shittiest tool ever...never works when you need this fucker...getting wrecked every 5 use

Great video! Short and to the point with great visuals and good instruction. BRAVO! AND THANK YOU!

It just worked on my Marks Lockset on my security door...=)

Never understood black on red or red on black illustrations. Since most of us guys are red colorblind or red deficient. Might as well be invisible for me.

Hi thank you for the video. I installed kwikset deadbolt lock but somehow in order to lock the door with the key I have to turn the key LEFT (CCW). Can you make a video on how to fix it? Thanks again

Loved your video. I have something to add.I had a swivel type of lock and I needed to extend the deadbolt before I could swivel the body to the longer set.

What a goofy design tbh. I'm glad I came across this video though, it felt like I was going crazy!

Is there a way to tighten the tailpiece? I have a lock that in all other aspects works like it should, but there is a bunch of play with the tailpiece which im worried will lead to a soon to be replaced lock, i want to avoid that cost as long as possible. Can it be tightened? The play is vertical... the lock used to be hard to turn so the extra force that used to be required may have caused it to go loose, but since replacing the inner-door piece it turns beautifully. Though the tail piece play is bothering me.

Thank you for sharing this information. Appreciate your time and knowledge. How can I pick this type of locks?

Whose idea was it to call master keys “skeleton keys”? It only makes sense to call the *SKINNY, STICK-LIKE* KEYS “SKELETON KEYS”! I don’t care, I’m still calling them skeleton keys. That’s so dumb

Your content is STILL relevant in 2024! I live in an old farm house and my CEL lock would just spin. I could not figure out how to get to the screws. Amazing how simple it was after seeing your video. This is GOLD information. Thank you!!! I didn't know it was a CEL lock. It's that old. Your thumbnail helped a lot to identify.

I can't believe that sh*t worked LOL Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was so helpful. I initially thought the lock I bought was the wrong size or that I would have to replace the entire door. Thank you.

whats diff between the red and the black one?

I'm hearing a lot of you fixing what the industry has dropped the ball on lately. Good for you-I hope they start to listen to you more!

Just saw a similar 2 hole style latch on the Defiant privacy latch. Who’s copying who?

My friend, you're a fkin life saver 🙏🙏

IMO the greatest defect of this sort of design is the fact that if the 3/8" backset is used, the left screw post will be unsupported within the borehole thus lessing the stability of this tubular lockset even more.

Thank you for this. I was almost in tears, trying to follow the written instructions that came with the lock box. You are a really good explainer!