(1554) Review: Lishi Pick for American AM3, AM5 & AM7
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- In video 1554 I review the new Lishi lock pick designed to fit into the AM3, AM5 and AM7 keyways, commonly found on American padlocks and others. In the video I describe the pick, demonstrate how it works, and show how to decode a lock after picking it.
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Im still new to lockpicking, that pick totally provided a great visual aid
Yes, I was about to say the same thing.
@@KenJones1961 And likewise. That gave a very good visual representation of how you move a pick inside the lock. I think it is a good teaching aid as well as a good picking tool.
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That was really interesting from a beginner’s point of view. Having the cut markings at the back there & being able to operate it with your finger tip gives a really cool perspective of how you’re moving your pick & what’s going on inside the lock while you’re picking, which isn’t so easy to see with standard pin tumbler picks. Thanks Bill!
What a great teaching tool for a novice to learn how security pins and pin depths work. Love the visual aid that's printed on it.
I know you channel is teaching me when I’m yelling 2! When you were bouncing back between 1 and 3. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos! Great explanations. Thumbs up to you sir
This is the most visual lockpicking video I've seen, they're always interesting though, it's nice to see some of what's going on.
Bill... this was really excellent Video.. but I really would have loved seeing you creating and testing a new key for the lock.
It would be interesting to see a key, cut to the specs the Lishi showed, open the lock.
Please do this
They work like a champ. Use them almost daily.
There's all kinds of videos of people decoding with the Lishi 2 in 1 pick and cutting keys on RUclips already.👍
It’s accurate. Least kwickset ones. I’ve rekeyed a lock a number of times knowing the pins in different orders testing how well it picks. But it decodes right on the money
Love your videos Bill! With the lishi use your middle finger to adjust counter rotation and a it works like a treat! Great tools. I’m a locksmith sad sac that thinks these should be restricted because of ease of use. Taught my GF to open my front door in 5 minutes with this. Lovely tools!
Locky from Australia
Love your work.
This video really gave me a very good idea on what you really "feel" when you're picking a lock and what happens when e.g. hitting a spool.
Thanks!
Thanks for the very easy to follow demonstration. I see why people get excited about the Lishi now.
These Lishi picks seem soo easy to use in your hands, Bill.
I really want to get a hold of one eventually and give it a shot, but ~$100 is pretty steep! lol
Their cheap on Chinese websites. Lazada dot com has them for twenty bucks. Banggood has one for $16.51
Cheap and chinese... Quality ;)
@@ukulelefatman Yeah I've seen these before aswell... haven't found this am5 on banggood though.
www.banggood.com/search/2in1-lock-pick.html?from=nav
@@jannepitkanen9129 They are the same manufacturer as in the video.
Think how much money you will make from stealing stuff.
Made it super easy to see what you were doing and the feedback you were getting.
I remembered seeing these somewhere but could never remember where, these would be great for learning your pick depth (I think).
great video as always.
This video doubles as a fantastic guide for how one should attack an American Lock core.
Drawing entered... fingers crossed! Thanks Bill for a chance at this one, awesome tool and video!
I've never seen one of those before, very educational and entertaining as usual! Thank you very much sir.
hi Bill hope you are well , i just got my first two lishi's and i noticed that the cases interlock with each other with the channels that are on the sides never seen anyone say anything about that i think it is cool
Great video! Miss you BB!
You weren’t kidding in this thing being popular. I ordered on today and it’s already back ordered. Until when, I don’t know.
Life getting easier one day at a time.
You make it look so damn easy!
This thing looks like it belongs in a video game.
this is very nice tools I,m new to learn lock smith thank you for show on you tub
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Agree with TheNotSoCivilEng delicate tool, but well thought out in design and manufacture👍
Awesome little tool
Bill, there's a serious problem with the Lishi picks for AM profiles. The top rail of the blade is too high and it lifts any #8 key pins. It also affects the #7 pins to some degree as well.
See the BoredLockPicker's channel for a video where we worked this out.
What a fascinating tool but the price tag.. Ouch!
Nicely demonstrated BTW ;-)
you running a CNC machine in the background?
V. Strong
Thank u
These are great your Technic is different to mine but got the same end result
I heard my boss talking about these might get one and try it out. Decoding a lock without taking the time to impression or gut could save time.
Never mind, after watching the whole video I don't want one lol.
Great video, must say though, this pick is made by Mr Li a rival to lishi.
Hi Bill...Hope your well...I'm from the UK and can't find out if they fit Yale locks fitted to most UK locks ...Do you have any Yale lock you could try the sc4 on...Finding it very difficult to find any info....Many thanks for your time sir...
What are the Best lishilpicks for uk and European locks
Will this Lishi work on the Eagle Pad locks out of Terryville Con.
I never have seen a picture of you. I’ve always had a vision hearing your voice,but I never match up correctly. Just curious,love your videos.
take a look at video nr 6
I want to buy the LISHI tool for English lock exactly for LASSA, KALE, ABUS and like that from you or can you tell me please where can I buy it?
What one would I need for UK lock's
Those are neat pick tools. Are they also available for Abus and other common-in-Europe locks?
Wow, that was awesome. Thanks, Bill!
Now I'm waiting for a medeco or a Primus tool lol
Would this pick a 1964 lincoln continental ignition we lost the keys.
Hey, big fan from Germany here.
Where do I know which Lichi tool is the right one if Im not in american style or car locks? :)
There is no such thing as a product explaination what the difference between SC1
Schlage 5 Pin Lishi
SC4 Schlage 6 Pin Lishi
KW1 Kwikset 5 Pin Lishi
AM5 America 5 Pin Padlock Lishi
M1/MS2 Master 5 Pin Padlock Lishi
exactly is as it seems to be almost all of them are for 5 pin locks?
Cheers
Was hoping you'd make a key with that info
Would the SC4 or KW5 absolutely not work for this?
Nice
Was that the right code? It would of been cool to see if that is right or close
That lock is a schlage... shouldn't you have used a sc1? Or sc3
Thanks for the tip on tensioning, I was struggling but holding it the way you described helped me figure this tool out.
Thanks!
Good pick.
I am toufik from Algeria this tools for lishi or other marque it not disponible in my country. Can you teach my how To make this tools. i am very interested in sealing locks and i am a beginner and i do not hide lishi is very dear to me. Thankyou
Hello or i can bought the te2?
I got one and I haven't found any use for it
Hi bill
I just bought a lock pick on amazon... the picks broke on my lock. I looked on your website and it said don't buy buy off Amazon because they are cheap. You are 100% right. I have a quick question for my next set- what pick handle is good for feedback?
Gravio KheZu Sparrow
Sparrows 25 thousands standard picks. Great value for the money.
Is it possible to take the tensioning lever off an switch it to the other side for south paws?
Yes. The tensioner can be removed with a small allen wrench that is provided with each pick. It is removable and can swing around the other direction.
Nice tool!
It may help but you still need the skill to open the lock.
When I first started picking locks, my friend handed me an American that he didn't know I already had a key for and said, "Bet you can't get this" and he went back to doing whatever he was doing in the shop. Straight up snuck that key out after about 30 seconds and handed it back to him open. He still thinks I am some bad ass lock picking savant, I still think I do ok, but after watching you and LPL.... Ha, I suck.
What if the pins are spaced differently?
Now you have decoded it how do make a key?
Awesome 👍
Inspiring yet again Bill. If I don't win the draw I will probably buy one, thanks for the link.
what is the difference between lishi sc1 and kw1?
One is for one type of lock and the other is for another type.
Thank you for the information. #Billingslocksmth
I just had this idea: go to a escape room and beat it without using keys. Only lockpicking
Pretty sure they would highly frown upon that and ask you to leave.
Hard to believe there only 55 bucks on sale now. I don't know why but the american one is cheaper than the rest
i imagine in a couple years another chinese factory will copy these and make a cheaper version of this tool. maybe not as precise but likely "good enough". $100 is likely way more then it costs to make that thing. i hope they enjoy the nice profit while they can.
And good for cisa cylinder?
There are: 8^(6)=262144 combinations if this tool is right. With an electronic system the picking could be done much easily. To open the lock it could take 262144 × 0.01s = 2621.44 s = 43 min. Not very fast. I think the age of mechanical lock has ended.
There are much less combinations than that because of MACS. Two adjacent cuts cannot differ more than a certain amount or the key would look like a square wave. For example a 7 pin 7 depths lock has only 100 000 combinations. A good quality car lock has 10 000 combinations.
Bossni genial. Cuánto cuesta?
It look``s real easy to make a simplified version of this that`ll fit more locks. But why? Just use a hook and tensionwrench.
Why does it sound like bill just had stroke?
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$90 ??!! Give me a plain ole hook and wiper insert anytime!
Haha. Ikr. I rather pay $90 for an Abloy disc pick turn tool... If you know where to buy one... :/
Wait a minute. Bill owns a key? 🔐🗝
Bill owns every key....
Its only cost effective to pick and fit keys to AMERICAN padlocks if there are many padlocks keyed alike. If you are only trying to gain entry on one AMERICAN padlock why waste time trying to decode? Just destroy and replace. This is from a money making point of view, not a sport pickers perspective.
15$ lolllll
100$ now
BILL, pls upload 1440p / 4k vids? Just the way i like my porn, regular or lock.
Quite frankly I think that they are designing these non-auto lock Lishis as “toys” for the locksport community
Rather the best customers would be law enforcment and locksmiths working for law enforcment. They often want concealed entry.
Not so. Locksmiths can get a working key by using a lishi very quickly. Imagine getting a call from somebody locked out of their house - lost keys. Both the deadbolt and the key in knob are locked. Pick the deadbolt with the lishi, write down the cuts, go to your service vehicle and cut a key to get through the second lock more quickly than picking it. And now you have a working key to get through all of the locks, assuming that all locks were keyed alike. This is quicker than taking apart a lock and measuring the pins with a micrometer. The new residential lishi tools have saved me a lot of time.
Kerry Kistler True.However I don’t think that the convenience would justify the cost.(At lease for me that is) P.S. Generally speaking, I can pick a lock faster than I can code cut or even duplicate a key
@@lokpikr999 I think you missed my point. When all keys are lost, the lishi will decode the pins much more quickly and get you to a finished replacement key faster. Just picking a lock open does not give you the cuts for a replacement key. Really she is not really for locksport. It is a pro tool used by professional locksmiths. One service call and it has paid for itself.
Knee deep in alligators
Smh
Do your neighbors not understand that you are making awesome RUclips videos and don't need their sound effects?
Eww it's right handed only, worthless...
That is easily the coolest and most useful pick design ive seen in a minute
I wouldn't use it for work, but something to play around with its pretty cool
I have been using these for years on vehicles and to help you may get better tension control by using the swing out arm as it’s designed for that and allows pressure to be adjusted really easily.
Would any of these Lishi-picks work in european locks? We don't have or use Schlage, Kwikset etc
there is a kw1 out and sc1 they a brilliant
The european key ways are not as open. However dimple picks are available, but lishi has not made them. I use lishi picks exclusively on cars. Many times I have picked the lock, yes they are all springy why isn't it open... Oh yes I just need to turn it. Picking tension and turning tension are two different things when using these types of tool.
@@gerardrichards8332 And this ones work on European lock? Did you test it?
@Patrick Forrestall. I was thinking the same thing. Only I have been a bad lock picker for about 40 years lol. This was hugely helpful to visualize what Bill was doing. I hope you do some more of these.
I don't pick a LOT of American padlocks (maybe one or two a year) but I just ordered this pick, based just on how easy the SC1 is to use. I picked up the SC1 Lishi a couple of months ago, I didn't think I'd use it except for the the F series levers with the top T pins (PITA)... The more I played with it though the more I love that tool... ESPECIALLY for the decoding without taking the lock apart.
NOW if Lishi would only make an S22/LA (which should be easy enough from how it works) and picks for the Y1 and Y2 keyways (which might be too paracentric for the design, but a locksmith can hope, right?)
Would love Australian ones. Lockwood Gainsborough
Might be cheaper than the previous models as they believe they'll move more stock and/or have been able to reduce production costs with expanded production.
Hello one and all.
I live in the U.K., and I would like to know what model of these picks would work best for the most common house locks that are been used in the U.K.
Bye for now.
From Knobby
I wonder how hard it would be to reverse engineer this so that it works with other keyways.
Hmmm interesting. so; I guess it looks like future Locksmiths will indeed have access to a set of, Lishi 2-in-1 Pick/Decoders for all the major keyways at this rate... Wonder what's next? 🤔
With the ease of action, I'm thinking something like this could well be used as the basis for a completely automated robo-picker. Just slide it in and turn on, and the robo-picker does all the work of tensioning and picking, with highly sensitive sensors detecting the feedback and making very precise movements. I suspect this is doable with current tech, but It would probably be too expensive currently, but within a few years the tech might become affordable enough to be practical.
Lishi will only ever be for the wide open keyways. Try drawing up a tool like this for a paracentric or wavey keyway and you will realize it cannot work.
i always watch your videos. i like it very much. but there is something bothering me. when you open some lock from China that is easy you kind of speak with some hate towards the coutry China saying like -these Chinese... but when is a product that you like, like this one you just name the brand of the product. i know it is something that happens automatically without you even know that you do it. but still...
Excellent review and tutorial, thanks!
do you guys think the am5 lishi will fit master pucklock 6271
Good afternoon I purchased a kwl tool and I can it to turn the lock but it won't open the door. What am I doing wrong. Vince
Did you have to sand and thin out the am5 for the 700 series American? Mine wouldn’t fit unless I did
I have a question can one just buy the am7 and use it on all am3 am5 and am7?
From 3:05, Bill discusses the need for the tab to be properly seated (allowing tension to be applied properly). With the shorter locks, this wouldn't be possible.
Great vid
Very nice demo showing fineness and delicacy needed to pick serrated and spool pins. Thank for sharing Mr. Bill...
oh and thank you ill try ur tips next time im trying my am5 so far im not having any luck getting it to work but i have gotten my m1/m2 to work !