will the KW1-R lishi lock pick work for Smart locks
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Lishi Pick Fails The Kwikset Smart Key Test
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Lishi can't beat it, but 2 minutes and a decent flat head screw driver can
Use a piece of .015 stock to tension the sidebar. Traditional turning pressure does not bind the pins
Thanks for the tip
You need to put a thin thin bent piece of metal like flexible one bend it and stick it in between the cylinder wall and the lock housing to put tent ion on the little bar then use the Lishi tool to set the pins a regular tension tool won’t work
The knob sets I punch a hole in the back of the key way and use a Allen wrench that is modified and turn the tailpiece and it opens the lock.
You basically destroyed the cylinder is that what you’re talking about?
@@doorandlocktips No the lock still functions.
Post to short on how that works and send me the link. I am interested in that good job.
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The Lock picking lawyer can pick it.
I guarantee you
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He’s a fictitious individual who does not exist. All there are is computer animated hands look closely. You can see the computer chips underneath the fingernails. I’m almost certain of it now.
Sorry to say but your mistaken because I’ve picked smart kwikset locks with it and the lockpicking lawyer has already shown himself picking smart locks as well. Your just not able to do it.
That makes 2 people bravo you’re so right “they can be picked” but you are 2 out of…
I apologize was moving fast and didn’t leave a solution or another way of thinking as I normally do so here it goes. I rewatched your pick attempt numerous times to see if I notice anything. I heard you said you tried every tension but I also noticed something that’s a bad habit. Starting your pick at pin 5 I watch your tension and your changing tension looks like every time you pick your raising tension and when you come off pin 5 you let off that tension which would then reset anything that may have happened. You then repeated that increase tension before pick for the rest of pins and also letting off sometimes as well. In conclusion start next attack forgetting about the past pick first the absolute lightest tension and you have to keep that tension throughout. Also remember every lock will react differently so for instance I may go pin 1 - and return to pin 1 at end but if after going back to pin 5 say 2 or 3 more times binding pin or no feedback of that slight movement happened I will reset. Now maybe go pin 1-5 then backwards 4-1. Keep consistent tension and use it simply to see which pin is sting the most and hit those pins first. Also some locks may be harder to pick one way than other way I’ve found so I noticed you tension was to turn the lock so try with intention yo turn lock to right if possible with that lock and should and you’ll also have a different result. Trust I’m no pro a newbie actually just an unbelievably fast learner good luck you got that let me know
I picked a smart lock with it and still can, but that’s the only one I’ve been able to pick, all the other ones I’ve tried it either won’t pick up the pins or the rake isn’t able to move
Ok I don’t know send them to lock picking lawyer for real they may be special he’d likely be glad to make a video giving tips and I would love to see it. Good luck I wish I had any to try if their not too expensive tell me one and maybe a cheap mount to hold too. I’m addicted to understanding everything thanks
@@productisright nice job, Jim great explanation. I’ll give it a try. Thanks you’re the best.
A few questions: Is that a Gen #3 Kwikset smart key? Also, from where did you get your Lishi tool? I ordered an "original" Lishi tool KW1 (It's not a cheap knockoff), and the tip is too wide to fit into a Kwikset smartkey keyway. The smartkey keyways are thinner than standard Kwikset keyways. Just wondering what type of Lishi is in this video. Mine does not say IC Card 312 (As the one in this video has....which happens to be the ones that fit into Smartkey keyways.
Purchased everything from UHS hardware, including the smart key cylinders i’m afraid you’re just wasting your time trying to pick your way through but if you get it positive pick through, let me know best of all shoot a video and send it my way. I’d love to see it.
It is the third generation
@@doorandlocktips thanks for the reply👍 From what I understand, and have seen on UA-cam, standard picking and tensioning works with Generation 1 and 2 Kwikset Smartkey locks, but not Ge 3. So I'm guessing, a Lishi too should work great on a Gen 1 or 2 smartkey lock. I have a KW5 "original" Lishi tool, and it's too wide to fit. I saw a UA-cam video which stated that only KW1 will fit into a Kwikset smartkey keyway, so I ordered one. I got it today, but it also is too wide (same exact profile of my KW5), So first, I need to find the proper Lishi KW1 or KW5 that fits into the keyway of my Gen 2 Kwikset 660 smartkey, before I can try picking it with a Lishi. lol. I tried a snap gun on the Kwikset 660, but no luck.
@fredWaxBeans11111 yeah all those things will fail. The only thing that works is.
ua-cam.com/video/ugrFHBF8Xyg/v-deo.htmlsi=uxObeUNw4Sbus7JH
The lishi tool can’t pick it but it is good for decoding these locks. From that you can cut a key once the bitting is known. I still have customers that would rather pay me to rekey their Smartkey locks because they’re scared they’ll mess them up. And I’ve had to redo failed Smartkeys for quite a few customers. If it doesn’t feel right when you “program” a key, then do it again with that newer key. Used keys don’t make good “first” keys with Smartkeys. Also helps to lube the lock before attempting the rekey.
You write 100% on that the only thing the homeowner has to fear is fear itself and reading that Half a paragraph on the manual or watching a UA-cam video too bad for them that's what I say too bad for them I guess they don't mind wasting their money but if they feel that they'll wreck the lock that's where we come in right
Have you had a lot of success, reading the key with the Lishi 🕵️♀️ on the k smart keys
@@doorandlocktips I’ve read a couple with success, but I’ve been able to get in with other means so it’s not exactly my go-to method when I’m on a lockout. Been thinking about investing in one of those smart key reader tools and they are expensive, but the lishi is successful if you don’t want to spend the money.
I bought the accureader tool. Works very good. And highly recommend that tool. I’ve had the tool for over a year. I always try other doors to get into before making a code key. And I charge the customer extra for making a code key
@@2815Juan thanks for the recommendation. There’s the accureader that works with a smart device then there’s the one that’s more like a scope using a mirror on end of a modified key. They’re all expensive though🥲. Smartkeys can be picked it’s just not the same feel as a pin tumbler lock. I agree too about the keys. I have better luck with the “first keys” that are code cut. Duplicates can sometimes make the slider jump into the wrong tooth if it’s not seated correctly (that’s jmo).
Mine is originally lishi KW1 it goes right in. It Has’s to have the red label on it. But I hate to break this to you. You can’t pick a smart Kwikset lock cylinder with this Lishi
This is the only tool that works flawlessly. Check it out. I’m sending you a link now.
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Lock picking Lawyer already picked it with Lishi
Could you send me that link?
Lol need to tension sidebar then lishi will work fine.
Put up a video please and show me how you do it then send me a link
@@doorandlocktips ua-cam.com/video/--tva7GA9f4/v-deo.html
@@doorandlocktips there are many more. That’s just the first one I clicked on.
Copy and paste it and put it in your reply that link please
@@doorandlocktips I did already.