(1351) Review: Bypass Tool for Smartkey (Weiser, Kwikset & Clones)
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- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2018
- 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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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.
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... 😆
Great video. Simple looking tool but does a great job. Customers will love the ‘no damage’ piece of mind.
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.
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!
Before finding your channel, I’ve been practicing with this exact lock and I’ve gotten so frustrated only to find out that it’s not entirely me, it has been the tools I’ve been using. Thank you
Bill I just made a super simple bypass tool that fits in my pick set thanks to this vid. Thank you .
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
Dammit! That was beautiful work! And we couldn't even see it. Except for the part when we could. Great video!
This is awesome as a construction contractor that works on several hundred rental properties this will save me hundred bucks a pop ..thanks
No idea how I got here but I love it ! Love your voice and your teaching style !
for those of you interested on what's going on inside the lock-me! great video as always bill
Saves time and money? Can't beat that! Great review Bill
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.
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.
I love bypass tools!!
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
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!
Cant believe Im watching this.....over a year ago I was looking for other ways to defeat kwikset locks other than picking them so I made a tool very similar to this from a chevy linkage rod and found this method to work consistently, only difference is a standard kwikset has to be drilled with 3/16th bit in the 3 or 6 o'clock position depending on the orientation of the door.....apparently pot metal was less expensive then 😑 so there wasnt a pre-casted sqaure hole like there is on this one. I need to start patenting my ideas obviously. This channel is always in my feed.... good stuff guy!
So long as there are products produced with a weakness in its design, there will be folks coming up with ways to exploit those weaknesses. Always amazed at how much new stuff keeps being developed. Cool stuff! Thanks for the video Bill, great review and demonstration!
Thank goodness they made an accessory kit available...
Man I always have trouble with those smartkey lock thanks for the video
I've been a investor/landlord for over 10 years. After replacing numerous door locks I came across these kwikset lock. It was so convenient to rekey my own locks. There is so many reasons I needed to replace the original key. The first problem I found was locksmith could never pick these locks. They needed to destroy the lock. If the lock needs to be destroyed I might as well do it myself. This is when I learned how easy it was to get into these locks, or should I say pretty much any exterior door knob. Honestly it is so much cheaper to replace the lock rather then pay a locksmith to open a door even if they could save the lock. For this reason I thank you for sharing your knowledge. It's especially helpful during a eviction. I need to know what I'm doing because the constable is not going to wait around for you to fail at opening the door. I might still use one but not as a only way to lock the door. A deadbolt is a must.
You are so good at locks always empressed y your teaching thanks
So amazing that you make it look so easy.
Nicely done. Thanks for posting.
Excellent as always , good info Sir
I call the "lockpick lawyer" master I just figured out this guy's name is Bill I know his voice too
Well, I'm out of jail now.
Thanks for the video, love watching your videos.
I wish I knew about this tool 2 years ago when I lived in my old apartment. We had the same locks on every door and had people ask me multiple times to pick their locks when they’d lock themselves out. Always told them I just couldn’t do it, and just to wait until morning for maintenance.
Another awesome lock picking chanel !
Thanks Bill.
Every time I watch these videos, it makes me think of my home security. It also makes me want to be a lock smith.
But you won't.
@@safeshowroom I agree not till something major changes in my life that makes me take a chance.
Makes me want a shotgun!
lol open the door for the customer so he can go get his check book lmao that’s good
Another teachers aid . So cool to know how to do this.
A month ago I saw this video and made this tool, and it worked.
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.
Wow! Nice touch with the epoxy putty.
EXCELLANT DEMO ,THANKS BILL,i give you a big thumbs up,cheers Mal
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. 👍👍👍
Great vid and great tool. Thanks for the info!
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.
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...
Bravo! Thank you for the knowledge transfer.
That is awesome thank you Bill gotta get me one now
Excellent video. I didn’t even know this tool existed. Great job RUclipsr. I did like and subscribe.
As always a great video come them coming
That was simply beautiful.
You getting savvy with them shiny locks bill!
Nice tool, well executed! 👊🏻
Another great video bill. I will have to get that tool soon
Thanks for sharing this handy tip 👍
That is one awesome tool i have a lot of times friend lock there self out of there house.Good Lock everyone on winning this ! ! !
The cover on my kiwksets do not remove as you indicated. Glad I didn’t spend the money until I had looked at my kiwksets and tried to pry off the cover.
Nice thanks wish I had one of those years ago
This will save so many disgruntled customers. I know the was 5 years ago however I am just starting a mobile locksmith service.
Pure and clear work.👍
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?
These locks are interesting. I want to try this. Great video as usual, Bill. Here's my entry!
Convinced on my first Bosnianbill video. Liked and Subscribed.
Great instructional video. Thanks.
I've been seeing a lot of those deadbolts & doorknobs on sale recently, now I know why.
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.
Thanks for another fun video
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.
Thats awesome im gonna pick one of them up.
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.
Great video, as always
Thank you...I found me a new tool.
Fantastic tool set. Not for me, but definitely a great tool for a locksmith
Great video, good work
What a great video man!
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... 🤪
Great video, as usual....
Thank Bill. Great tool.
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 ?
Great explanation. Thank you.
Brilliant demo especially the detailed of how it proformed !
always a path to success!
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
Nifty tool. Gotta get me one of those!
Clever idea! Thanks.
Thanks for the information.
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.😁🍺👍🏽
Wow great little tool
Good job now every bad guy know how to get in my house thanks to you thanks so much now I will have to buy a more expensive and secure lock for my house!
You are welcome. Do you think for a minute that criminals didn't already know about this vulnerability? These locks have had this design defect for at least 20 years, probably more. And yes, you really ARE welcome for the education and making your family and possessions safer.
@@bosnianbill Thank you. I understand that the technique demonstrated was intended for the legal locksmiths and others who have a legal need to gain entry. For those who are sufficiently parnoid, defense-in-depth. Metal door jambs, centrally monitored security system, cameras, etc.
Again, thank you for the education. Some lock designs are somewhat better than others. It's just how bad I'm willing to accept for my situation.
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
Cool tool. Well thought out
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?
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.
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.
Wow....great video
I wonder if some tamper tape could be used to show signs of the brass plate being pried up would be helpful.. at least to identify that the lock has been tampered with?
muy buena tecnica despues de tantos dias cerrado mi baño es el único vídeo efectivo y me resulto gracias excelente
Thanks Bill
Very cool tool
Neat little tool!
Thanks for sharing!
Eu tava desrmpregado e esse vídeo... 😅👍
Omg... gonna buy it
What's the ideal way to mitigate this type of bypass attack? Other than using a superior lock, could a hardened ring of sorts be placed on the inside to block the tool and drill bit?