(1351) Review: Bypass Tool for Smartkey (Weiser, Kwikset & Clones)
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- This is the new Brockhage (lockpicks.com) BBT-100 bypass tool for Weiser, Kwikset & clones. In ANSI grade 3 locks, you can easily bypass the Smart Key (or any other KIK that is installed) in under 30 seconds. With ANSI grade 2 locks, you can use the same tool but will need Brockhage's accessory kit and can STILL bypass the lock in less than 3 minutes.
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Should make a lock display panel out of plexiglass so we can see things like this at work.
that is an excellent idea!
Yup
Yeah man, why don’t you build it?
@@trevormaclise4161 I have never laughed so hard in my life 🤣😂😅😭😆💀🤣😂😅😭😆💀🤣😂
@@manp1039 Yeah it's a great idea kylis can build it and you can pay for it all... 😆
Everytime you see Bill's face, it's all blurry. Bigfoot is always blurry, too. Therefore, Bill = Bigfoot. Big question though, is Bill Bigfoot's Clark Kent, or vice versa?
@Wayne Randall
as you never see either bill or bigfoot he (they) could (both) be superman (supermen ?) , hehe :-)
@@YTANDY100 I've never seen a blurry Bigfoot in a blurry cape. But I certainly won't rule out the possibility Bill wears one. Did you ever see Bill's video where he picks a lock 'under real pressure'? Takes a bigger man than I.
You never see em together
And we have never seen bill and bigfoot at the same time...
@@51-FS And you never see a yeti and the LockPickingLawyer together either. Funny, that... 🤪
What a neat tool for a crappy lock design! :D
Very nice video.
Povl Kvols it gets worse I have one you can pull the guts out of with an Allen wrench loosen the set screw you can pull the knob off and the lock is held on with a c clip pop it off the whole lock cylinder comes out
@@Lunas2525 No you can't. When the leversets that use the setscrew are locked the hole in the stem doesn't line up and hence you can't remove the lever.
Peter Carlson I checked when I assembled it nothing with the set screw changes locked or not I just need the Allen key it came with I can back it out pull the lever off and the ONLY thing holding the lock in place is a c clip. Mind you the Allen key is a lot longer than typical. But when you get it to that point a flat head screw driver can open it. And it will take you some time to sit there taking apart the lock.
Outdoor lock should be screwed from inside only and there should not be anything you can remove outside ...good example Abloy
www.bcsiteservice.com/product/abloy-high-security-dead-bolt-lock-with-double-cylinder/
You can also improve that lock .... grind that part the bypass tool grabs totally off or round it up ... other way is to cut a small piece of pipe that you fit on to that to block the tool grabbing , it would just be a free wheeling part on it .
The only way to get to the outside lever retaining screw is when the stem is turned to the unlocked position. It actually has a hole through it that does not allow your allen wrench through the handle to it unless it's unlocked. Not only will the allen wrench not reach it, but the set screw cannot back out far enough to remove the handle. You can see that as part of the instructions on reversing the levers on kwikset's website.
Pull the stem out and you will see why you can't get it while locked, the stem is in the way of the set screw and thus has a hole in it for access to the allen key... They of course put it in a direction that it can only be reached in the unlocked position.
www.kwikset.com/Customer-Support/Product-FAQs/faq/50160000000HiyHAAS.aspx
The tab that gets caught by the custom tool can be hidden behind a washer glued on with epoxy, then the latch reassembled into the door. I'll do that for the locks I installed on my house, so even with that clever tool *and* the accessory kit, you'd have to brute-force it.
Well, I'm out of jail now.
As long as there's Engineers,they will always make these kinds of tools. I love the thought that went into this.
thumbs up it amazing, i wish i was an Engineer! Its 2020 guys lighten up!
Your face is a secret? Not that I ever thought about it or mind but I noticed the blurring of your reflection.
40bucks for a wire though, I have the feeling copies will just pop up quick for a lot less, can probably make your own as a locksmith just from this video.
I imagine BB to look like Richard Karn from Tim Allen's old show Home Improvement haha
Lol the wire is a tempered wire and yes you can make your own but when you factor in your time. It's easier to buy the tool.
Holly Wood ,
I've made a lot of tools, not just for locks & doors... but, job in public works (current), production, maintenance, security services, & tinkering ...
when you say what is your time worth. sometimes you have to ask yourself, is it cost effective to wait just for the convenience ?
not to be rude, just saying.
Most locksmiths with any signifigant experience are experts in making wire tools for their own unique applications. They know your shop will only buy one then copy them for everyone else in the shop.
Too bad you can still see his face if you slow it down before he turns the display.
this is the 1st of your videos I ever watched. thanks for so all of the entertainment & education you brought to the community. I hope you enjoy your retirement, you will be missed but not forgotten.
7:48 "Widen the hole just enough to slip your tool up inside..."
" very nice" (borat)
sounds great
You might need to add a little lube prior to sticking your tool in the hole.
Ashley sticks her tool into many holes.
Enough about they sex...how bout the lock!!!
lol open the door for the customer so he can go get his check book lmao that’s good
Does this work on the deadbolt? Because I usually don't even bother locking the knob, I just lock the deadbolt.
I had same question.
Now I want to go to the store and pick up a dead bolt to check it out and see if it could work on one.
Of course before I saw this I would have just said two locks to pick more time required so lock them both.
No, only the knob version.
No.
The kwikset deadbolts are easy to open without any form of destructive entry. Every customer that watches me grimaces at first when they see me pull out a thin blade and drill bit(and drill) which is literally all you need to disassemble any kwikset deadbolt externally without any damage in 30 seconds or less. Once opened I just have to reassemble it and ask the customer to test it to verify no damage was done and their key works as it should. Majority of my customers are impressed after and will tell me they thought I was going to destroy the lock by drilling it lol I should also add this same blade and bit method works for all the big box store versions of the Baldwins with smartkey cylinder AND even the Schlage keyway version....
The tool works on standard and smart key kwickset knobs if anyone is wondering. So yeah the standard kwickset is easy enough to pick. But this bypass works also.
That is a Micro PDR (Paintless Dent Removal) tool also just with the tip bent a little different. I have one from doing PDR back on the day to remove hail damage from cars.
Exactly what I was thinking. Maybe a C5?
Why anyone uses these anymore? All these problems should be solved with abloy lock. That is what we use here in Finland. All door locks.
I could not agree more. Unfortunately, building contractors use these pieces of junk because they are cheap and easy to install. I'd estimate that about 70% of new home construction has these type of locks. As most homeowners are not educated about lock quality, they simply say "ooooohhhhh, shiny lock! VERY classy!" and leave them in place. Yes, Abloy disc detainer locks are unquestioningly the BEST locks but they are not yet very common in the US.
@@bosnianbill i just got hired as a locksmith and the first job i did was install these locks in a retirement community. I want this tool!
Medeco locks are my preferred choice here in the U.S. But they’re even expensive to homeowners who are serious about lock security. Now electronic deadbolts are starting to take over.
i last worked in a shop in 99 but back then abloy cost about 6 times what a kwikset cost, so that's probably the reason
Which are even stupider and made out of plastic.
Hopefully it works better than the HPC Schlage "F" series tool.
But it's a Kwikset. Not exactly a high ticket item. Nice for a non-destructive approach for knobs. Limited to those only though. Deadbolts not so much.
Thats just laziness in manufacturing. Those holes could have been just dimples to hold the cover but holes were easier.
They could also have shrouded that latch, to stop a tool from engaging with it.
This seem to be an intrinsic weakness of the door knobs. Having the door knob stuck out with the keyway inside it this way makes for a weakspot.
The new ones are dimples. But they sell this tool with an add-on drill bit ect. To make that hole where the dimple is to unlock it and epoxy to refill that hole that was made.
@@AquaTech225 then they have to upgrade the design by adding a steel tube covering that locking slide on the spindle
@@tomduke558 very much so. Lol I just don’t see kwickset doing that. Aside since Bill made this video. Or we all commented. LockTech made a smart key Bluetooth decoder tool for any generation of the smart key series. For $345
This tool was great it just did nothing good for deadbolts. Had it been able to do some of the deadbolts would of been awesome
Thanks, now I have to change my locks to a more high security level. Thieves can gain access to these tools quite easily.
reality is that the person who breaks in will do it by kicking in your door or breaking the window next to the lock.
Truth is most not all but most thieves will just break something to get in. It's actually very rare for someone to take their time to bypass locks. Better off getting a bigger dog then trying to put to much security into a lock.
ow...the joys of american doorknobs :) I'm glad I haven't seen any of these on external doors for years over here....
Fantastic video buddy I always learn something from you great video best one o. Ytube .Thank you 😎🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟
This tool is for locksmiths. Thieves don't care about damage.
Mark England But spies do, they don't want obvious signs they bugged your home to film your daughter/wife naked or find out next years product plans the company you work at.
@@markleng67 I'm a locksmith and don't know any locksmiths who would have use for such a tool. Locksmiths who depend on gimmiks and bypasses like this we call 'hacksmith's" or "drill jockey's" .
Peter Carlson. so what do you do whit customers that have this kinds of lock.. destroy the lock and install a new one ?
Well... I'm going to have to take off my lock and superglue that hole and that cover...
Wouldn’t matter. Lol they sell the tool I believe with a package up that comes with the perfect sized drill bit to make the hole. One of the other versions that hole is filled/don’t exist. And you pull the beauty ring off an make that hole
Thieves and burglars don't waste time with lockpicks and other tools to gain access to any residence. A size 12 workboot does the trick or a hammer to break the glass sidelight next to the lock. Get a video security system and that may help a great deal. Once the thief sees this he /she will go next door.
Nicely done bro. I would suggest putting acouple layers of no stick painters tape down so as to give a smaller gard against scuffs and nicks. But very good. 👍👍👍
I love bypass tools!!
Great stuff. Regrettably Kwikrap sticks this cylinder in many other lock styles and brands(RIP Baldwin) without this access but there are tons of these locks out there. I bought the visual reader with mixed results.
I wish their were a tool for the dead bolts
Great video. Simple looking tool but does a great job. Customers will love the ‘no damage’ piece of mind.
How would that wrok if the lock was on the left side of the door and the door was recessed 3 inches. The tool would not work?
The door could be recessed 3 feet, the knob is still on the door. The video stated that if the knob is on the left side, than the pawl will be on the bottom, I'm not sure if there are holes on both sides, but in that case the hole that Bill used would now be on the right side giving you access.
Great detailed demo Bill, I want to win but also want some stickers too.😁 Entering now...😎👍🏻🇦🇺
On the way to your PO Box!
@@bosnianbill oh wow, really Bill? I strangely would love some Lock Lab stickers. I think I previously mentioned sending anything via my fellow picker buddy Squint in San Antonio. Save some cash on postage. 🍺😁🇦🇺
No worries, I put them into an envelope and used one of those international postage stamps.
@@bosnianbill thanks so much Bill, much appreciated.😁🍺👍🏽
What do you think about super gluing the metal cover to the doorknob? Or do you have any recommendation on how to best prevent the metal cover from being so easy to remove? I recently purchased a kwikset smartkey with an ANSI grade 1 for the deadbolt and ANSI grade 2 for the doorknob, can this tool be used also on the deadbolt?
Bill I just made a super simple bypass tool that fits in my pick set thanks to this vid. Thank you .
I'm sure all you guys complaining about the price of a 'bent coat-hanger' have your own hand make rakes and picks also. Because why pay forty bucks for a pick set when you can just grind down a butter-knife?
Do you guys make your own drills and screwdrivers also? Because this thing is a tool, folks. By the looks of it, a well made tool, precisely engineered to the job.
40 bucks for a small bent piece of steel wire half-covered in rubber is expensive, no matter how you put it. The margins must be astronomical. I'm not saying it's not worth buying it, but the manufacturer could sell it at 10 bucks and still make lot's of profit on the thing. That's what makes it "expensive" for me. When the price for the final customer is way more than the total manufacturing costs. The same thing happens with a lot of automotive tool brands.
+Glenn Wyant - Some people don't understand supply and demand, engineering costs, the value of a well designed tool, or the value of time. If you are a locksmith, it might pay for itself after the first use. For everyone else as a hobbyist, go ahead and make your own and stop complaining. Have you ever made anything out of wire of this gauge before with precise bends? Good luck, and let us know how it turns out. Be sure to keep track of your time.
Why tip someone for a job I'm capable of doing myself? I can deliver food. I can drive a taxi. I can, and do, cut my own hair. I did however, tip my urologist, because I am unable to pulverize my own kidney stones.
Alex Rowland Dwight Shrute
Plus the grade of wire has to be right to pull the bypass over and over.
Would not worry about damaging any lock that can be easily bypassed as it should be replaced by one that cannot be easily defeated.
You are talking too much.
I got one of Thows tools. Their's a human hand still hanging on to it.
What??? That makes no sense at all
Can you rake those open just as easy like in video 868 "Beating kwiksets smartkey system"?
This used to work. Kwikset now has the cover screwed down prior to installing the handle set. The only cover that can now be removed is inside the house.
my hotel in Thailand used these locks, I got exeptionaly drunk, lost my key and managed to open the door by giving the handle a sharp strong twist. These locks are awful.
Dammit! That was beautiful work! And we couldn't even see it. Except for the part when we could. Great video!
Wouldn't a bump key be quicker?
You can't bump kwikset smart keys because of the cylinder design. regular kw1 lock yes it would be faster
Looks like I'll be buying a new tool ASAP, ingenious design in the category of "why didn't I think of that??" !!! To anyone complaining about the price, Yeah I COULD make it, but it's worth it to just buy it to avoid trial and error... Besides it's an obvious work expense, I get a new toy AND a deduction... Win Win...
Typically I DO drill Dumbkey locks without bothering to attempt picking..... but ,... ONLY AFTER exhausting every other option... For example, can the latch be loided? (since a lot of builders do not install to properly engage the deadlatch, especially with the extra thick weather stripping we tend to favor here in the south)... Is there another door that has standard pin tumbler locks? If it does, chances are it's a Kwikset, so even if I have to pick both the handle and a deadbolt, it's only going to take a moment more.. Oh, but that door has a door chain on it... Another two minutes tops, and most of that is untangling my lasso tool and bending a paperclip... So it doesn't take much more time, and the customer knows I went out of my way to NOT charge them more than I absolutely needed to... That makes for happy customers. Happy customers leave good reviews (which bumps me up on search listings, increasing my call volume) and pass out business cards (free advertising)... So while time IS money, sometimes you'll make more money in the long run taking 15 minutes longer on that single job.
As to how to handle it with the customer when I DO have to drill.... I've found the best way is to explain, over the phone before even heading out, that if the lock has a slot next to the keyway, I'll have to drill and replace the cylinder and that the replacement cylinder will be an additional $15 (those cylinders aren't expensive, I get them for $10 ea) IF there's no other way in.... That way the customer knows up front, with something they can look at and see for themselves, that I'm not just drilling to upcharge them... While I'm doing that I also have them check for the Schlage + cylinder, even though those are becoming, thankfully, very rare. I've never had a customer complain about the extra $15 at that point.
With any non high security pin tumbler lock that for whatever reason I can't pick, bump, bypass, etc, I'll drill and replace with a reconditioned cylinder I've pulled off of hardware I've replaced (I've got boxes of reconditioned cylinders)... and I don't charge residential customers for that, since I didn't pay anything for it... They way I see it I shouldn't make more money for failing an unlock.. So typically I only charge to replace if the customer does in fact have a high security lock. This is both rare (not a lot of folks want to spend that sort of money, and typically the one's who do tend not to have many lockouts)... and THOSE customers don't mind, even when it means shelling out Medeco money... They bought an unpickable lock, so they understand it can't be picked.
I don't quite get the complaints. $40 for a specialized tool like this seems completely reasonable. Hell by the time I factored in time and screw ups, I could probably surpass $40 trying to make one. Use it once and it has pretty much paid for itself.
Exactly.
Great video, Just proves once again that a lock only keeps an honest person honest...Thanks Bill
That's 100% right. San Francisco's head locksmith told me that same thing years ago. I had a shop that was almost impossible to enter through the doors or windows - so they ripped off part of the siding and helped themselves and took off before the cops came. If they want in, they will get in.
That is what throughout the us, all the locks are as primitive as if in the 1900s
What did he keep blurring ?
Magnets, coat hangers. Retractable Keychains. These are the cheap ways to bypass nearly 50% of all locks even the law enforcement locking systems used to secure firearms in a police vehicle
Would this tool still work if the dead latch switch was engaged by the door frame?
Very good question. I noticed it was there but did not think about it being divorced from the frame. Sure, most installations are probably not professionally quality (while being paid makes you a professional, it says nothing about the quality of your work).
I got my 1st pick set 3 days ago and my kwikset on my front door was my 1st try and I tried until my fingers hurt and figured I just suck at trying.
This video has made me feel so much better lol
The kwikset in this video is a more modern, but fairly common, SmartKey model. You can identify them by the little rectangular hole to the side of the keyway. If that's what you were picking, no surprise you didn't have any luck. Normal run-of-the-mill kwiksets look exactly the same and are for the most part fairly easy. But believe me when I tell you, every single lock you encounter could potentially be the bane of your existence, no matter how crappy. To learn to really pick a lock correctly takes constant practice. An intimate understanding of the mechanism will combine with your muscle memory to form a mental picture of what exactly you are doing/feeling. Your fingers will bleed, your back and legs will ache, your picks will break.
At the end of your journey, once you master the craft...
you will still be defeated by a god damn kwikset.
Great video, and additional info. To show exactly how it works 👌👌I'm a visual learner and this was very informative! I was going to buy this tool but the only issue I see is I need something that will work on deadbolts as well and I don't think this will do the trick anyone that can point me in the right direction please
4.7k people seeing this and i doubt that they are locksmith.....
Can you use this on a deadbolt smart lock?
Since this video was made, it’s even easier. Now no bypass is needed at all, your locksmith sticks in a camera, looks at each pin and cuts a new legitimate key on site. you get your door open AND a new key.
what do you do when someone took their Dremel and cut that locking paw off, so that none of the criminals that you just educated on bypassing that lock can get into their home!
or just sodder the holes closed
Criminals won't bother with this. They'll just use a small pry bar or break a window.
Valid point made, but when it's this fast and easy why make the extra noise or actions that draws unwanted attention to what they're doing. I mean after all if I was trying to break into someone's house I'd much rather it look like I'm fumbling around with my keys for a few 3-5 seconds then going up to a window breaking it out and climbing through or prying the door open with a pry bar. Any Average lookin Joe Shmo Criminal could pull up to your house jump out throw a friendly smile and wave up to your neighbor standing in the front yard mowing his grass run up to your front door and making it look like he's finding the key that fits the lock gain unwanted access to your home well the entire time you're being robbed the neighbors walking his mower back and forth across his yard thinking hell I didn't know Don had a brother he's got to have a brother who else would have a spare key to his house LoL then 20 minutes after the guy that just robbed you left your house you pull up your neighbor has finished mowing his grass wonders over and informes you did you just missed your brother or whoever has your spare key by just a few minutes was only there a few minutes but seemed like a real nice guy hell he even smiled and waved looked friendly to your neighbors yet very inconspicuously when in your Safe Haven took all your wife's new jewelry those two new handguns you just shelled out $1,500 a piece for and took your vintage Yankees ball cap signed by Babe Ruth himself threw it on his head walked right back out the front door gave your neighbor a second friendly smile and wave and in 10 minutes time robbed you of an astronomical amount of money well the whole time your neighbors packing a 45 ACP just got done mowing his lawn and the whole time the only thing he could come up with is he must have forgotten his hat well he never batted an eye at the true fact you were actually being robbed then walks around bummed out the next 10 years over the fact he missed the opportunity he'd been waiting on for that very thing to happen by somebody that shows up and breaks out a window or uses a pry bar that's obviously breaking in so that he could test out the ballistics on the new 45 ACP hollow points that he purchased a few days prior! LoL I bet it is does where your belongings being stolen like that you'd be pissed someone posted this video showing everyone how to bypass your front door lock in only a couple seconds🤣😂🤣LMFWAO
for those of you interested on what's going on inside the lock-me! great video as always bill
how does that work on dead bolts?
It doesn't.
lol for all of you wondering what the censored section is, it's his face, and you can see it in other sections if you go in a frame-by-frame progression ;)
Holly Molly ! That Simple ???Ok , Now How About Making it "" Pick / Theft Proof Mr. Bill ???? ( Lock Challenge ) ????
Well made demo on a purpose built tool, sure you could do it with a coat hanger but time is money and a coat hanger will never be that fast
This has got to be the best advertisement for kwikset smart key I've seen. I really doubted that they were bump proof before seeing this video. So sounds like a kwik set smart key and a bottle of super glue for that face plate will make our doors more secure.
This is nice BUT, shouldn't videos like THIS be only for TRAINING and that TRAINING only FOR LOCKSMITHS in a PRIVATE SESSION??? Just saying, this is NOT a good venue for these kinds of videos. But, these people will NOT realize that until one of THEIR OWN family is "Intruded Upon" by someone who used THIS Video to do so...Disturbing. I guess MONEY is more important though,,,huh. Sad
In the last six months I've drilled one SmartKey lock, and frankly I probably shouldn't have. The rest have been picked. They really aren't that difficult.
I did not hear the click. I am old and heard too many things that went BANG when I was young. But I loved the video as I do all of these. Thanks...
Real slick tool, I might have to buy one, Locksmith ledger had a write-in trick using a flat steak knife slide between the lock body and the door but it would marr and scratch the door frame pretty badly.
Why is destructively bypassing the lock considered expensive? You can just replace the whole thing for usually well under $100.
That is scary to show how easy it is to break in to anyone's house. Time to add a internal barricade bar to hold the door locked
Excellent! Being a handyman and maintenance guy for a property manager, I'm having to rekey things. But, if someone gets locked out, I don't need to go through a long lock picking process. Too bad this was a year ago. I would like to win one. I might also like to buy things from the website. I will look into it
Yeah make sure and buy his tool, it's only $39.95
Heck, I can make my own for pennies on the dollar.
I'm going to go thru that BULLSHIT 99perent of the time I can shim the latch open to open the door
Good for a grade 3 junk lock. The Grade 2 you need to drill and patch. The epoxy is a shitty repair. I did these old condos/apartments that had sliding glass door locks that were the cause of at least 2 lockouts every week. Considering the number of locksmiths those old locks must have locked 3 people out every hour. I used to drill the window frames, unlock the window and come in by crawling over the kitchen sink rather than screw with a Dom lock for 3 hours. I had threaded an aluminum rod and would simply screw in a piece of aluminum, cut it and file it flush to the frame, then dab on some chemicals to darken it up to match the frame. The Kwiset locks have 2 or 3 or 4 spools, and a really nasty bitting can keep me occupied for 40 minutes. Some of them also have driver pins that dont make it out of the cylinder so I have dragged a few springs in trying to pick that Kwikshot junk. That jams up the lock. It's a 4 pin lock when I get done.
Worrying about destructive vs non-destructive: If there is a defeat tool, doesn't the lock need to be changed anyway? I guess the home owner might not care about security? Only cost? LOL.
Kwikset CEO, after watching this video: Okay, who designed those locks? Consider yourself FIRED!!!
Sounds like a inside leak
@@DeadlyVenomKing why does it sound like an inside leak. As long as there are locks, there will be people who develop tools for opening them - some of them locksmiths, and some criminals. Locks only keep honest people honest. It's been that way for centuries - long before Kwikset ever existed. That's why there are different grades of locks. The better the grade of lock, the harder they are to defeat, but there's no such thing as an unbeatable lock.
@@garrisonaw it seems like this design flaw is fixable.. perhaps even with a part the manufacturer could make and provide to lock owners.. something to block access to the middle piece.. and perhaps a harded steel ring that can be inserted under that steel bit with the hole in it?
@@manp1039 that's a notch on the steel liner for the decorative brass cover to click on by its dimple... Yup, solution is don't cut that notch, make a likewise dimple or punch a square recess without piercing the material through
@@tomduke558 watch the entire video though. that's what the accessory kit is for, to drill that missing hole.
Dear americans, do not take it personally but from my german perspective:
1. Your knob doors suck
2. Your slide-up windows suck
3. Your instable cardboard houses suck
4. Your fat and ugly cars suck
5. A big chunk of your people suck
But there are many good ideas and people in your country, so work on it and stop living in idealised dreams, because that is what blocked off so many profane innovations in the past. Sliding up windows is an ancient and obsolete technology so get finally over it folks.
Greetings
It should be against the law to provide only a false sense of security. Which I suppose exists with 90% of "locks" on the market.
I bought this tool, and haven’t been successful to unlock a smart key smart set. May be I’m doing something wrong.
hahaha and the flap your manipulating doesn't even seem necessary. Like you could dremel that off and the lock still function perfectly, right?
Where can I get a push button locking knob instead of the twisting locking knob. I like this system better because you can see when the door is lock and the door unlocks from the inside without having to unlock the knob. While everyone thinks about keeping people out lives may depend on getting out. Really what is more important.
Not for a bathroom but for keyed entry. Personally I think the twist unlock is dangerous. Let's say a fire and burned hands. Getting out is the most important thing in a entry door lock.
Dead horse alert: Your audio is awesome! That buzz is gone! I haven't seen the last month of video - been busy with work...but the audio matches the effort you've put into it! Awesome!
Uh....you are doing this on just a portion of a door and not the entire door....I notice that you actually twist the tool beyond where the rest of the door would be...if this were an actual door...you would've hit a block or wall of your twist...thereby, rendering this tool....inadequate. do this on an actual door and then I will believe.
So to avoid someone who you've just shown how to break in, a person can cut off the locking poul to make sure there's nothing to grab when someone does that? Right?
I like the tools it's cool. But I can credit card these locksets faster than this tool. Second I don't believe it will work on the deadbolts. Which means you're still going to have to drill through the pins. Bump keys and picks take forever with these. Even a pick gun is going to take a minute
Remember a tool similar to that for Schlage...Never got it to work very well. 🙄
I do not like how many videos show how to pick locks and bypass security items. But I also believe that without the this type of video that highlights the security flaws, the companies that supply the locks and new smart locks would not be trying to get the products for its customers. So if in the long term it will be a plus for when you go to buy a product you will know that the companies have used quality items and plenty of testing so that it does not land up on the web and TH-cam making the companies look stupid and more interested in your money and not the end user thinks .
Not true I'm a locksmith you can pick a Kwikset lock in less than 5 minutes. Yeah a Crooks going to do that thank you. What not just pop the front cylinder out much easier. Say that part that the cylinder pops out. And I asked you is there a tool that pulls out the cylinder yes there is.
Okay,
Now y'all have made & played,
With this tool...
For those who wish / want a cheap & easy defeat of this bypass (as follows, if knobs aren't already equipped):
* get a 1-1/2" pvc solvent coupling
* cut off 1/2" from the end
(from both ends if for 2 doors)
* remove hand assembly &
Slide pvc over the perma-sduds (w/female thread to accept mounting screws)
* reassemble the handset to the door.
That is a very wrong face plate design... yale design at front face plate is not accesible... unless you destroy it...
By the time (&money) you pay the locksmith your probably better off just buying another lock & use a sledgehammer on the one on the door.
Why not drill the hole in the top or bottom and just jam a piece of #9 pin wire straight up or down and unlock the door and NOT have to fill in the hole you made?? If the hole is in the top I'd fill it to keep water out but the bottom? Now it's a drain!
It'd be really freaking great if you could show it with a door that opens from the other side.
so smart key locks are harder to pic than regular locks, good to know. Thought I got them just for convenience to re key easily. I think mine doesn't have this hole to put the tool in and it won't work on the deadbolt.
After watching this I'm now trying to decide if I should change my locks 😞
Fly by night locksmiths don't want this tool. They'll make ten times the money by drilling it and putting a new cheaper lock on. Jeez. This would be to easy and cheap.
What about the kwikset smart key.deadbolt?
Does this tool sell to burglars who picks locks too? what can I do to protect myself with the opinion of locksmith that it's a safest lock and there comes trouble picklockers? so I go to the lock smith, and the burglars is next in line. what do I do?
I would hope that only people with tickets would be able to purchase such items if anyone can buy these items you're just helping people break into other people's houses
good night Lock lab I just saw your video on how to open the kwikset knob lock and I would like to know if a lock of the same kwikset brand can be opened with that hook, since it took me a lot of work to lock it, greetings!
I just decode the lock and make a key. All done within 2 minutes.
Good reason not to over drill the lock hole I’ve never understood why Americans drill one big massive hole for the spindle
Deadbolts? I come across Smart deadbolts more often than smart locking knobs? It would be great to see this for smart kw deadbolt.
Hello BosnianBill. Have you seen the tool for the levers? They would be BBT-202 and 203. I'm looking around for a picture but I'm not finding anything to show how different the tool could possibly be. Thank you for your channel. I'm a big fan. I'm very committed to providing honest and fair services in Huntington Beach, CA.
No, I haven’t seen them yet, sorry. It looks like Brockhage introduced a bunch of new bypass tools and hasn’t updated the photos yet.
Bosnianbill I figure it’s probably intentional as those tools don’t seem very hard to duplicate. 😏
I have the newer generation of this lock and underneath the cover that this guy popped off is a metal case that is tightly secured to the door and there is no way to access the locking paul. Unless there is another bypass, you can't use this method on mine.
You customer to pay you lol more like you just a robber to break in a house to take whatever he wants including the checkbook
does that mean that there is no hope for me with burglars picking my lock without a key? it makes no sense to have a new key or anykey or locking doors at all isn't it.
It looks like the better method would just to be to drill a holw at about the one o'clock position and use a wire to press down on the locking pawl.
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