Cloning Keys From Video with the Carvera Desktop CNC!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I show how to copy a key from video, impression, and Lishi decoder pic. Then I cut an exact copy in one operation on the amazing Makera Carvera 4-axis Desktop CNC with auto-tool changer!
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Wow, I was a draftsman, I used physical photos in 1999 for measuring a two stories building! I had no access to a total survey station or even a digital camera, I used my old drawing board, sticked the photos and draw fuge points and auxiliary lines, all by hand. After that I used a very primitive digital camera (lended one) that used diskettes 😅 to do the same thing on AutoCAD for my graduation project, drawing details too intricate to measure directly. But copying a key... you're Kung fu is the best 😸❤️🔑🗝️
"This is the Lock Picking Cyborg, and what I have for you today is..."
+1 collab request
Hahaha that's where my mind went immediately when I saw the pick board
I just watched a couple LPL videos and TH-cam sent me here right after. Perfect segue.
@@jsalsman So Naomi can be in front of the camera while LPL provides voice over and hand modeling per his normal way. 😀
A solid click from number 1...
Hi Naomi, I have a challenge for you. In the Cairo museum in Egypt there is an ancient artifact called the Lotus Disc. It is a weird shaped disc made of stone. Egyptologist say it was a vase but it clearly was designed for spinning. The challenge is for you to recreate the disc using 3d printing, then spin it at different speeds with smoke added to see the pattern. Also, you can spin it in water to see what it does. You might just solve the big mystery of what the disc was and possibly unlock an ancient technology, which had been lost to our society for over 3,000 years. Cheers!
AKA the Schist Disk. Yes that would be interesting for sure. I'm sure a lot of amateur archeologists would love to see what that thing can actually do if spun up in fluid. Myself included.
@@PathosBedlam The limits of our rotatory achievements are governed by friction. Metals, plastics etc. require lubrication to prevent friction, before seizure eventually takes place. If this disc is made of granite, I have wondered if it could spin beyond super sonic speed, without lubricants and could it take on a gyroscopic motion, creating weightlessness. My initial idea of what the disc was used for was to mix polymers, which had been plastered over all the walls and pillars around Egypt, before the hieroglyphs were added. Some have even suggested that the disc was just a tool, used to braid rope, and I have to admit, that's a pretty good theory, as their has indeed been ancient rope found in Egypt.
With the ease of making things now adays with 3d printers and now cheaper cnc machines, it does give physical security a new perspective which i find both interesting and quite scary.
I feel like we've now gotten both the good and evil sides of making when it comes to bypassing locks.
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This was a great video! Thank you for the cool mention!
Delighted😁
Wow such observation!
I was just watching a vid series about keys and this fit right in .
Pun intended I hope lol
Nice to see you back
Who needs the LPL? If Naomi can do it, anyone can do it.
Turns out LPL has been pronouncing Lishi wrong this whole time!
Another very fun and super informative video. Thank you Naomi.
You are amazing! A true intuitive genius! And so beautiful in those safety glasses! 😎
Thank you! 😃
Nice to see you getting into even more stuff. You have a very strong talent stack.
Good work Naomi on that 🔑
Great video! Looking forward to more machining videos in the future..
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Great machine Naomi, would love to see the machine do a Medal in a soft metal if posible or one better a bike chain set to make custom gearing for a Ebike.
In America, most hardware stores will make duplicate keys with a simple tracer grinder unit.. so the prototype key you make, would probably be able to be used to make an actual key without any suspicion, because you are providing what looks like an actual key...
Yeah, now trying to make a key to my heart.
LPL better watch out! Naomi Wu is on the case :) The key code to STL is genius...
How are u naomi?
Good!
cheers Naomi, I'll be sure to use this advice while planning my next bank robbery... top girl :)
Hide yo keys hide yo lifes, they pickin anybody!
I'm impressed that you have managed to like almost every comment on this video. Here's another.
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Embrace the Red Team side and keep doing lots of interesting stuff like this in the future too. You never know when you have to enforce GPL compliance ;)
That’s very scary that people can do that so much easily.
My neighbours make nice smelling food so I might have to make some keys to help myself 😜😜😜
freaky I just went and cut some keys and this video appears in my newsfeed
Wow!! Beautiful!! Great MACHINE! I NEED ONE!! ❤️
Hi Naomi, super Video. I love you, by markus
Amazing
Thank you sharing
Yay!
Oh no!! You're cloning now?? I have a list of cats I'd like to get cloned and a few people I'd like to get rid of!!!
wonder how many smart/cloud doorbells shoot good enough video to do this with
I bet it's a *lot*
omg what a cute doggy!
I'm happy that women can do such things
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I would complain about being overdressed, but considering we're cutting metal...
Keys were made in this video? I didn't notice any Keys or locks. Watched it 3 times all I could see was an extremely hot and smart young lady.
Hey ewey one 😉
R's are hard! 😅
@@Naomi-Wu try saying "red leather, yellow leather" a few times, it may help.
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I don't have a lawn...
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It's sad that build videos don't get as many views as reviews. Personally, I'd love to see more build videos, because I love the ingenuity and creativity involved, and I learn more than watching another review of a product I can't afford.
Same here!
@@JosephDavies same x3 .
Naomi: pause. Enhance. ENHANCE! Got it!
Is there a timestamp?
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I always account for shrinkage.
Hope everybody like TicTaks 🤣🤣
My mom was kind of a jack of all trades, carpenter, plumber, electrician, baker, and locksmith. She had her own key making machine and I got to use it a few times, even made my friend a copy of his front door key.
Remarkable! I would have never thought that a key could be replicated from just a single video frame. That's actually pretty frightening, thinking about it. Hopefully someone who might need extra security in their life will watch this and learn to cover their keys with their hand or something when unlocking a door.
or we need keys/locks with additional computer chip encoding like cars have these days
Some people even post pictures of the keys to their new home or car on social media. Obviously, this is a very bad idea. BTW, there are several lock/key designs that make this kind of attack much harder. I've seen this kind of attack only with pin tumbler locks.
No lock is safe... Even without this......
This goes to show us that we can't post or show anything. We don't know who's good or up to no good.
Yay! Bonus points for giving a shout out to Lockpicking Lawyer! Ok now I am subscribed to your channel.
I'm a longtime LPL viewer, and just recently starting watching The SexyCyborg™ and would love a collab like other posters.
Definitely want more lockpicking vids! Love your videos so far, and I have been recommending your channel to all my friends. Support Naomi!
Hi Naomi, very interesting! Is great to see you tackling such a variety of subjects. Thanks
Watching from the uk 🇬🇧
You got your own style with a smile, Bright beautiful and informative. I like the variety of things to try, test, build, review, etc. keep being you :-)
I’m curious as to the fitting the tools use; specifically is it proprietary or something with an ecosystem of potential parts already available?
Also, when it checks the tool length can it be set to halt and/or alert if the tool is significantly out of spec from what’s expected (i.e. if the tool breaks or someone accidentally loads the wrong one into the changer)?
Standard tooling- but you add a little plastic retainer rind (cheap part, comes with a sack of them).
@@Naomi-Wu cool; standard tooling is good. What does the adapter thing do for them though? It’s not going into the chuck, we can see that from the video.
@@randombloke82 exactly that, the tool doesn't go all the way in and get lost in the tool holder. its kinda like a physical endstop.
what a great CNC machine and excellent video about working with keyed locks.
I love these kinds of videos! I'd like to know what kind of accessories the machine is compatible with ❤
I like the form factor and the table construction using precision rails. The tool changer with it's auto probe touch off feature is a nice feature also. I own a Swiss Turco CNC mill that I converted to run from Turbo CNC decades ago. It's limited by travel and tool size. Yours has more travel but the small tooling is restricting. I have a small chuck like yours and hate it. Almost impossible to get things tight enough in a lathe application but for very light stuff like keys in a 4th axis I guess it would get by.
What would I consider a minimum for a machine like yours? The ability to hold up to 1/2" end mills. A high RPM spindle speed to run smaller tooling at proper cutting speeds for aluminum. A proper key operated chuck on that 4th axis. And add a port for plugging in a touch probe so you can use the machine for scanning objects. That controller looks so small I'm guessing it's GRBL running on a micro processor so it may not be capable of doing much scanning, file saving and editing. If so, the whole thing could be replaced with a cheap touch screen tablet running windows and GRBL. It's probably stepper motor based to save costs but I'd like to see more of these companies develop small servo closed loop systems like the ones used on my Carvewright machines. The motors are small and should be even cheaper to make than the stepper motors but provide faster rapids and being closed loop they don't loose position like steppers do during long programs.
btw it's only using a stepper motor for the 4th axis, everything else is using closed loop servo motors.
@@oolong2 That's good news!
So, future collab with @LockpickingLawyer?
Nice work, yet again. That is a really cool and well equipped CNC. I look forward to a long term review.
The 3d printed key from the video frame was awesome too. 👏👏👏
Hi Naomi .. I'm a big fan of everything you show ... but I think it's time to show something from sls or mjf printing ... you're great beautiful you're smart .. do your best ...Respect from Bulgaria :*
Thank you!
I didn't think about it until I saw you holding it... From even a few meters away, the machined key would be indistinguishable from a legit key!!! (and for close up situations could be made to look even more real if the key bow was machined to more closely match that of the Schage, Kwikset, etc.) That makes it useful in red team exercises.
Well then. I've been making some unsafe assumptions about locks. 😳😅 Fortunately we have 3 Momo-class ferocious guard dogs. Love that little CNC mill as well! Sorry to hear about the build videos -- I feel like I've learned more about locks now than anytime prior! This subscriber certainly appreciates them. 👍
When I get an extra $1400 in my pocket I'm buying one of those CNC machines!! How cool to have a tool tray with different bits!
wow, I was sold by the ABL of the cuttingtool 👍
great find👍
Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😀
It's awesome👍
Great video Naomi, thanks. Love your recent videos!
Very cool but hate to say not a surprise still thanks for video ✌
I don't actually have one of those keys on my ring but I have on the past, many times.
You are a genius I always see your channel, very interesting greetings Naomi from Argentina 👍🏻
Hey! You're stealing The Lock Picking Lawyer's schtick! Great content. I just want to be able to cut a key on CNC from the bitting code. I have a Toyota that didn't come with a factory key.
Sure, that's what I did.
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I remember, when I got one of the first cars I ever owned, in 1974. It did not have a key that came with it. My roommate showed me how to take the lock apart, get a key blank, then file the blank with a triangular file until all the slots lined up correctly. This was on a 1960 Austin Healey Bug Eye sprite which has/had a very open dash and lock and no real security as it is a rag top with no locks on the doors! LOL.
Thank you for the entertaining video and showing off the Kickstarter Mill.
As to doing maker videos, I enjoy those also, but understand your needs to keep your TH-cam audience engaged.
My current interests includes wanting to install some solar panels to assist with powering my house as well as associated battery systems and charge controllers. As I understand it, most solar panels are produced in China. Perhaps you could give some insight into the better deals and manufacturers to look for?
Again, thank you for your informative and fun videos and your charming and lovely presentation!
I'm not convinced you actually owned that car. No key, doesn't even have door locks...
@@mmmlinux It was the only car I have owned that did not have door locks. It had an ignition system lock that was bypassed when I bought it. It was a convertible with a rag, (canvas) top so locks on the doors are kind of pointless. The side windows were held on by two big knurled bolts that screwed into the doors. The top and the windows were to keep the rain out. To enter the car when the top and windows were up and on, you slid the sideways sliding plexiglass movable section of the window forward to reach into the inside door handle and unlatch it. I was young and it was my first car I ever bought and owned by myself without my parents providing a vehicle. I guess I could be making all this up but I can only say I am not.
I already have a 4060 Chinese CNBC machine lacking the tool selector and and the front shield. Paid around4000 us$ few years ago. Think I’ll put it on my own machine.
I wish we had the space for a CNC machine... I wish community maker workshops were a thing here in Northern Ireland. Thank you for always being an amazing reviewer of tech, and a genuinely awesome person. Me and my wife always love your videos, but there is a song you use a lot in your videos, and I know it will be difficult to nail down which one, but would you be able to include links to the music tracks you use going forward?
from a lock picker hobby. This is a really good vdo. I only focus on the content, promise.
I appreciate that your paid reviews are the way you earn your daily bread, but these engineering video's are superb. They are the reason I subscribe to your channel. So clever!! Thanks Naomi.
I agree. The cheapo CNC market is a right mess and Naomi is the only person I know who can clear the fog. I hope she keeps the pot boiling in the background, despite it being a lot of hard work for little reward.
I used keygens many times over the years but I never seen one what is literally a keygen 😂
Thank s, Naomi
Is there no limit to your talents?
l love your videos. You explain special and interesting situations. Thanks.
Wow that's a pretty slick little 4 axis desktop CNC. Pretty quiet too, impressive! Nice project as always! (Love the builds, too bad they aren't as feasible financially)
U are so beautiful and talented
Where is Naomi?
There is good and bad in this video. Naomi is good. She is good looking, fun to watch, and teaches us things. All this is good.
As for the bad I have to question how many new thieves there are out there now. That are going to take a crash coarse in B & E's.
Guess I had better go do some close quarters combat training with my 870. Just to be ready. As for lock picking. A 4 pound hammer makes a good universal key.
Here in Albuquerque New Mexico, I only knew one other computer programmer, he was Russian, I'm alone and need you, I am American, but the Spanish Aztecs are not familiar of this computer, so my mind is from elsewhere
can you spell the lock pick guys name. Ive wanted to research him, but haven't had any luck. I'm a locksmith and we use his tools all the time. But we call them lishi's (lee- shees) But haven't had much luck finding anything on the creator. Just want to know more about him. Thanks
Wow so nice and very cool and could use that to make a copy of Airplane key.
Somehow, I didn't pay any attention to the machine, there were a couple of things that kept distracting me from looking anywhere else...🤔
first lock picking now this i didn't know you were training burglars.
Naomi, what's the story with the massive blackouts and power rationing in China?
I love your videos, Noami! 😍
You have both #brainsandbeauty 👌
Do you like mechanical and electronic machines... or a beautiful, sexy woman who has a hobby
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You should tell Lishi to make that hand key cutting tool with the proper angle for Kwikset and Schlage, which are both different. They would sell more, no doubt. Kwikset is 90 deg with .084 tip width. Schlage is 100 deg with .031 tip width. Most people don't want to spend stupid money just to make simple key.
They make two angles, but but both are intended for thin sheet metal keys for cars. It's not really for this...
This video thing idea is pretty interesting. Hackerman approach !
Bond,,Naomi Bond !
so if you have some cash you could by that machine then look at people getting into a house and photo them or photo them after pciking pocket or if have friend at a hotel they can take pics of expensive car keys and steal cars easy
Gees, Naomi, getting into some spy gear stuff...
Por alguna extraña razón nunca pude ver la llave y me distraje todo el video...
Lo tendré que ver otra vez.