[391]The Kwikset KW1 & KW5 Lishi Just Got More Interesting! | The No. 6 Key Pin Trick!
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- A Cool Trick For The Kwikset Lishi Tool!
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Today’s video will be showing the Kwikset (KW1) Lishi Pick and Decoder. The content from this video can also be applied to the KW5 version as well. Recently, I made a discovery on how this tool treats the 6-length key pin in Kwikset locks and I will be sharing it with you today!
If you are not already familiar with the Lishi 2-in-1 Pick and decoder, it does exactly as its name implies. The Lishi tools is excellent for precision picking and once the lock is picked open and left in the “bitted position” you can decode the lock in seconds. With this information a key to the lock can be cut. This is such a powerful tool and I am happy to share it with everyone once again!
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That is a spectacular finding how in the world did you notice that? I think I’ve ran across the same thing I have been able to push that in and not have to pick the sixth pin and I don’t remember the pin length. Wow that might be true all across the board
Thank you for sharing
You articulate so well, it has really taught me a lot of what I know now. Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words!
@@HelpfulLockPicker you're very welcome. I have learned something from u that ant be taken back.
Does it work for any door?
No
@@HelpfulLockPicker how can i know if it will work for my door please?
We're did you get the cheap leshie at..im wanting one as well but don't wanna spend 100 bucks for it
search for it on eBay and it will pop up
@@HelpfulLockPicker thanks ...
So are you saying ya dont need a kw5 to do 6 pin locks? And that you can pick a 6 pin lock with the kw1!??
Hi, this question is a bit off topic. I am looking to get my own space and depth keys made form a locksmith. I cant seem to find the info I need online - maybe I am searching wrong. But my question is, for a KW1 I know it has 7 depths (5 spaces) so code would be:
1-1-1-1-1
2-2-2-2-2, etc
How many depths does KW5, SC1, SC4 have?? I tried searching for code cards but they seem to not show the data
You can buy them pre made which might be easier. A locksmith in person typically charges about $10 per code cut key.
Schlage and yale are 0 to 9
@@HelpfulLockPicker yea i was calling around and they are pricy to code cut :( thanks dude! Ill check online unless you know a good spot. I wanna get SC1, SC4, KW1 and KW5
Hi! Does the Lishi KW1 also work to pick and decode a cheap Euro cylinder of the brand "Basi"?
It only works on KW1
HelpfulLockPicker, is there a lishi for disk tumbler, and dimple locks?
I don't believe so
@@HelpfulLockPicker There is a lot for automotive locks but I have not seen any for dimple locks or cam locks.
Very cool buddy, Now I wonder about the SC & the AM Lishi's
I am going to test it out as well but according to board lock picker it definitely works on the Americans for the 7th and 8th cuts
What a fascinating find.
Thanks for checking it out! Also, I was told this works on the 7-8 cuts on the American lock. You may be able to expect a video on my trying this out on each tool :) I really like the idea of having the potential of having some of the pins pre-picked!
@@HelpfulLockPicker I an still not absolutely sure how that works.
Hi can you please tell me what model number lishi I need for the common euro cylinder locks in the uk. Thanks
You need one that fits the keyway
@@HelpfulLockPicker what model Lishi would that be? Kw5?
Thanks
great stuff!!
Thanks for checking it out!
This and the other video you shared are really good info as I’ve just gotten back into the hobby and was wondering about the Lishi tool’s. btw they seem like cheating almost plus though they have a large variety of auto pick’s the pin tumbler selection is kind of limited.
the selection keeps growing though. The Master Lock one just came out for instance
Regarding "cheating" in terms of "skill picking" they really are. But that's not what they're designed for, they're a decoding tool for locksmiths.
@@thomasfa18 yes I understand but I watch the lock picking lawyer and his skill is over the top, that’s who I was thinking of when I made the cheating comment
Does that mean this won’t work with a #7 kwikset bottom pin (#8 Weiser)?
it would over lift it for sure. But say you have the lock picked and the plug turned into the bitted position if the tool can't insert all the way likely you are dealing with a seven and you would be able to be able to decode up to that pin. hopefully it would be the last one LOL
Very interesting and cool thanks for sharing
Thanks
Awesome as usual
Thank you so much 😀
Very nice video My Friend, very intresting
Thanks!
Nice findings
Thanks for checking it out!
Very cool discovery 😀👍
🐈👍🐈🐾👏😷
Thanks for checking it out!
It is done on purpose so that the arm needs less room to travel.
I figured it would be something like that :) also, I saw this video the other day and thought of you. Have you ever seen in more professional implementation of this?th-cam.com/video/yXGf6Qbapso/w-d-xo.html
All I can think of is the Lishi tool
Kwikset has an undocumented 7 cut. This lishi is not going to work with that cut in the key. They deny there is a 7 cut. But as a locksmith, there is.
In reality they aren't used. I like them sometimes because it also throws off some of the bump keys
@@HelpfulLockPicker I've came across a few. On my pinning kit I actually wrote down the measurement of pin length they use because you find it here and there. Even in brand new ones.
How to lishi proof you lock for less then a $1. LMAO 🤣
yeah, i was thinking the same thing as in video 168 he uses a #7 zero lift pin to thwart the average bump key, Unless younhave a #7 cut bump keye. Apparently it prevents lishi use as well.
Who pins straight six?
I noticed this too
Thanks for sharing!
This is actually the case on almost every lishi out there
Thanks for sharing
Why are your bottom pins upside down you know the curve helps to break the sheer line they should be flat just like the driver pins.
Thanks for sharing
you really want to have your mind blown check this out the number 7 and 8 cuts and the AM5 lishi th-cam.com/video/VRB5E_gS4Go/w-d-xo.html most of the lishi tools are like that including the automotive ones. the deepest cut sets just from the tool.
🤯
I want that thing
Check one out on eBay
I know its super rare, but what about 7 cuts?
What about them?
The answer is you stand there with your **** in you hands wondering how you've been defeated by a kwikset lock.
@@HelpfulLockPicker he's commenting that the lishi would overset the seven depth.
Sell me 1
I don't have any to sell
Break into ur house
Thanks for sharing
@@HelpfulLockPicker lol