I have one on order for the same reason you got yours, so that I can make keys for the many vintage Lockwood padlocks I have, and to pick and decode the many 201 cylinders I have with standard pins, I'm shit at picking standard pins. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the lishi, cheers
are you asking is a lishi tool exists for those brands? I would guess not, they really only exist for major brands. They do also take skill to use, so if you are probably better off with a standard lockpicking set that will work on the vast majority of locks not a lishi that only works for a single kind
it will fit them all but you need a spacer for the LW4 locks or it wont align to the grid correctly. you can still use it unaligned its just slightly harder to think of. id say most are LW4 but there are tons and tons of LW5 as well
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I have one on order for the same reason you got yours, so that I can make keys for the many vintage Lockwood padlocks I have, and to pick and decode the many 201 cylinders I have with standard pins, I'm shit at picking standard pins. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the lishi, cheers
Nice demo👍 Absolutely great for decoding but you're right that tapered pins are just as hard with a Lishi😀✌️
They are so good when learning the bidding to make keys.
Where can I get one of them stands from
Is it possible for the Hampton and Dexon models, sir? Please help.
are you asking is a lishi tool exists for those brands? I would guess not, they really only exist for major brands. They do also take skill to use, so if you are probably better off with a standard lockpicking set that will work on the vast majority of locks not a lishi that only works for a single kind
LW4 vs LW5?
Does this six pin Lishi fit in all five pin locks? Or will it be to long for some?
(Are most Aussie doors LW4 as opposted to LW5?)
it will fit them all but you need a spacer for the LW4 locks or it wont align to the grid correctly. you can still use it unaligned its just slightly harder to think of. id say most are LW4 but there are tons and tons of LW5 as well
Thank you @@HVLogic