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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2023
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🔐Schlage Kwikset Sargent and Yale locks should be used on your front door. Lock pickers and criminals will have a hard time picking any of these locks. The only way you can stop brute forced entry is with a good surveillance camera. Subscribe to my locksmith channel to learn more🗝
That’s incredible news. I did not know that I’ll have to try that out and shoot a video. Thanks.
Great overview Mike, thanks for going through them all, I appreciate all your videos and wish you a happy Thanksgiving 😊🦃
You’re so welcome I’m shooting a video renaming locations in the expensive briefcase I might as well use it seeing as I paid just under $100 for it. I use lacquer thinner to erase the original names of the pics and using a silver sharpie for my list of pics, you’ll see in the video. Thanks again.
Wow great in-depth review on which ones I may need in the future. Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
If you’d like me to do any special additions just for you, let me know. Thanks for your very kind comments.❤
I am running a series on all these lishi lock pic tools. I hope you enjoy it. I got sidetracked with the eBay Lock stuff, but I’m back on it next week more lishi lock pics being used for the USA.
Thank you, sir. That was very helpful. Nice little tidbit of info on the keyway of those plastic see-through locks. I've wondered what keyway those are for the longest time. Keep up the good work!
That took some doing to figure out the keyway on that bad boy but I endeavor to persevere I didn’t even call the manufacturer who is Peterson Lock pick
Pick it’s such a pretty thing I don’t wanna mess it up. I’ve got to do a show on that thing one of these days just for fun thanks for your comment. It’s always fun reading comments from people that care like yourself. Have a wonderful evening and best wishes to you And your Lock picking adventures or Lock sport fun
SC1 & SC4 are for the Schlage “C” keyway whereas the SC20 is the Schlage “L” all section key and work in C, CE, E, EF, F, FG, & G keyways; that’s why the SC20 is so thin. If you don’t work with Schlage keyways outside of the C, which is far and away the most common, then you don’t need an SC20. Also you can usually use 6 pin Lishi’s in 5 pin locks either on their own or with a spacer. Also Beat are a tip stop key and PIN numbers are reversed from traditional bow stop keys so if you’re using the 7 pin in a 6 pin lock, which will work, just remember don’t try to pick space 7 in a 6 pin lock. Also Best is also only for the “A” keyway which is a small portion of Best keyways of which there are a lot.
The SC20 is by far the absolute best lock pick for my choice in my opinion it just works so fast and easy after using all 3 of them it just picks faster and better
This is for what it’s worth that’s my tip of the day you heard it here the SC20 is by far the best Lishi it so far outweigh the other two that there’s no comparison you just buy all three and tell me what you think I have all three and I’m telling you what I think forget about the others 2 you don’t need a spacer at all for the SC20 it picked straight out of the box you’ll see if you owned it put your pick where the sun is shining right in the face of those locks and tell me what you really think. I really wanna know.
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PS you don’t even need a spacer at all for either the KW or the SC
So what are you saying? Don’t get the lishi for the A flavor 99% of the best cylinders are A i’m just saying for what it’s worth it be crazy not to have it. I mean, just plain Ludacris laughing stock crazy not to own it so what are you saying? Don’t get it it’s so cheap. It’s so wonderful. Why wouldn’t you it’s spectacular so you’ll spend all day playing around with those other picks, I’d take a drill out and just blast through it. I wouldn’t really mess with anything. Thats not a flavor A They’re only 12 bucks apiece. Who cares about picking them anyway then you get a job which is what you want anyway so what are you saying don’t buy the A pick I don’t get it
Anytime buddy, ask as many questions as you want. Watch my videos, take notes and maybe you’ll have more questions what could be more fun than watching videos, eating popcorn, drinking soda, and learning all about locks and pins and those kind of things right have fun
Well, there you go
Thanks Great Video Presentation
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Dude, you got hosed! You can get just about any Lishi for under $40 USD now. I got the SC4, KW1, AM5, M5, and that covers most things I need it to do.
You may think that I got hosed, but I got original lishi lock picks they have the red tag on the back and our precision built unlike other knock offs so who got hosed I don’t know. I’d rather have the originals and the money spent. You can’t get it back. Thanks for your comment.😳😢🥹😔🥴😩🫡
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You don't need a six and five pin of each, get the six and use a 4mm spacer. For decoding with the spacer you need to shift up so #2 is your new #1
Thanks for the tip you’re right, but isn’t it nice to see those shiny picks along with all the rest of them it just makes you feel all warm and cozy inside if they have every little pic that’s available in the world ha ha don’t forget to hit the button
I've used my Lishi Y11 and Y13 in wafer locks and they work just fine. They work in both clockwise and counter clockwise tension. Makes cutting a new key so much easier than decoding it by looking down the "unlocked" picked keyway.
Give it a try sometime.
You’re right they do work on wafer locks. I don’t know why I said that my bad.
where do you get those cores for practice / training ? getting them out of door locks, padlocks, or what’s your best reccomendation to getting more for cheap/free to practice. i have access to a large building with a ton of different types of doors i’m able to practice on sometimes but im only there twice a week
Nice video, it would have been a little more useful if you were to optimize the set so that we know which ones are multi-purpose so that we don't waste money. For example, SC4 can do SC1, KW5 can do KW1, -L is just the left hand version, etc.
That’s coming up. I’m working really really hard to fine-tune this whole list. My overall best picks, so get ready for the next spoiler alert they are the KW-5 and SC-20 they cover the majority of Kwikset and Schlage locks “that’s my overall pic”
Enjoy the show and watch for my short coming up at 11 o’clock tonight. Stay tuned you’re gonna love it.
Wow, that's great to hear, thank you so much! :)
@@PotHat thanks for your input. It’s funny how in the heat of battle over here at door and lock tips the obvious things can be missed. Thanks again for your input.!!!!💕👍🙈
@@PotHat you know without your input, I might not have remembered exactly how I wanted to do that you were very helpful!!!
In Australia we have Lockwood , Yale , mostly on our homes and shops - which lishi do we need
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I don’t know about the Lockwood, but the Yale can be achieved off of this list. Enjoy.
I use the KW1/5 Lishi's for Yale cores. The AKK picks are not necessary
That is so hard to believe especially in all the different flavors that Yale has G, SH, GG, etc. etc. etc. that pic will fit all those plus the paracentric
If that does, I wanna know my shops being moved right now, so I can’t really test your theory, but if you have some videos, you can show me that that KW1/5 will slip into the Yale lock. I would be most appreciated it.
Thanks for the informations
What about the cars lock kits?
To buy all of the car lishi’s you’d spend around 5000 bucks and I have no use for any of the car lishi’s. I don’t work on cars and you can pretty much pop open a car lock with the yellow finger tool so I wouldn’t bother with them at all that’s just my personal feelings I don’t work on cars so I don’t really mess with those Lishi’s.
I have both Turbo Decoders and Lishi for vehicles for high security vehicles I prefer Turbo Decoders way faster.
I don’t do any locksmithing on cars, but if you do lishi is a great product
@camronbay1 I only do locksmithing in commercial buildings including summer residential but very rarely never on cars except when I’m in a parking lot they see my truck and they say can you open me up and I use the yellow finger it gets through everything virtually everything
I have a XSK key for my safe/lock cabinet which one would I need?
Sorry, you’ll have to pick that yourself or call the company. Give them the serial number on the back of the safe convince them that you’re the owner and they’ll send you a key.
@@doorandlocktips thanks, I have the key and it turns just doesn't turn the whole way for thr lock to fully disengage
Don't buy a Lishi M1/MS2 tool expecting to decode Master Lock padlocks without a lot of trouble. The pin decoder chart wasn't accurate and didn't provide the correct cut code for my locksmith to make a working key.
I’ll give it a try and see how I do with it that’ll be coming up in future video. Thanks for the tip though. I’ll keep an eye out and make sure I try to be accurate as possible to duplicate the problem for the Locksmith community. They need to know don’t they thanks again👀🙀
@@doorandlocktips A locksmith told me that the problem isn't with the Lishi, it's with the Master Locks because their tolerances are so sloppy. The pin settings don't always match the pin decoder chart on the Lishi.
@@noneovyerbusiness4909 oh, I see what you’re talking about. That’s a common problem that’s not a big issue you have to cut three or four keys anyway when you’re making a duplicate key when you read with lishi it’s with every manufacturer that you will read the key on lishi pick I don’t care if it’s best or Sargent or whatever doesn’t matter you’ll never get the accurate reading the first time you may just buy accident but really you’re gonna have to cut maybe five or six keys before you really get one that works I should probably make a video of that every manufacture just put your mind arrest of every Lock will have this issue. It’s not just that master lock. Thank you though I see what you’re talking about now not a big deal.
That pretty much makes the M1/MS2 Lishi useless for decoding Master Locks.
Thanks for the tip. I appreciate the information.
You can go ask your Local Locksmith he might have a pile of goodies just waiting for you to come by and get I buy mine on sale from various Lock and Door suppliers and I always have in the past purchased extra cylinders when I’m buying for a job, so I have extras You could stop by your local Lowe’s or Home Depot and see if they have old locks that you can come by and get when they accumulate if you ask for them they’ll be more than happy to give you them. There’s lots of old hardware, especially at Billings being torn down, oryou can even stop in at your local hospital and see if they’ve got some cylinders or things of that nature laying around in there boneyard make sure to sanitize everything with Windex. Have fun and keep watching my videos for more door lock tips.
thanks so much!!! this is so helpful!
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@@nateb4749 thank you you’re the best and most of all you’re a subscriber that means a lot to the UA-cam algorithm and me. Thank you so much.
Is there a kit you can buy with all of these at once?
No, that’s why I put that paper together just freeze frame and copy down what I wrote down. It might be helpful. You can buy them on sale. I would probably purchase them from UHS hardware open an account with them guys. They have super sales only buy on sale only buy on sale and UHS hardware has the real ones.
Check out my new videos. I’ve updated the list and consolidated it and made it much more easy. I’ll be picking 23 individual locks with 23 individual lishi pics just for the USA.
I would like to get the same list you have but you can't read it too well can I see it too well can you give us the better shot of the list
Yes, I’ll post it. Thanks for asking.
Go to my community page and look at the post. Hopefully this USA Lishi lock pick list is concise enough just for you.👍🔐🗝️
I don’t see why you can’t cut a key to code maybe your code machine is off you know you have to calibrate those machines from time to time I can cut a code by any of these Lishi pics they may be off slightly, but you just cut another key with a little different depth on it Kind of matching what the lishi says and matching with the lishi says and it all works out for me I’m not experiencing the same troubles you are with the lishi pics is what I’m trying to say so I’m guessing your code machine is off why don’t you buy a regular padlock from a reputable supplier and pick it with the leash pick and see if the code matches the key
Do you do lessons online?
Just throw out a question which lock would you like me to pick with lishi? I can make video like a class explaining every detail. It might even be fun and there would be no charge. Give me something to do ha ha
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Thanks, and Maybe a video regarding the most important Lishis and for what locks they work.
I had a mailbox job the other day and had no lishi for it so I had to drill it.
You can also sell a course for every lishi and its use. I have looked online everywhere, and there’s nowhere explaining on each of its use.
@@Yisrael_garcia thanks for your ideas. I’m going to take you up on that first one “the most importantly lishi”👍
This is a great tip. I’m going to pass it your way you should buy one of these keys in the best Family and the link explains why enjoy
www.reddit.com/r/lockpicking/comments/13oajki/best_keyways/
@@Yisrael_garcia i’m busy making a series right now of every Lishi lock pick sold in the US and how to use them got a little sidetracked this week with things but I’m starting back on it. Here’s a taste of what you’ll see in the upcoming series of Lishi lockpicks in the US. ua-cam.com/video/VULIVJpv504/v-deo.htmlsi=wfqDhWcyS3l4xGY4
No Lishi will work
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You can hit the super thanks 100 times and I would sure appreciate it💰👍🤣🙀