A good review of a lock I wouldn’t recommend. Still, knowing what’s out there is a good thing for a working locksmith. If we can figure out what’s wrong over the phone, then it makes the service call go way smoother. Thanks Jason!
I've always been a utilitarian in the adjective sense. I think buying a good mechanical deadbolt grade 1 or 2 is a better use of my money. Thanks Jason.
I installed one of these. It worked great, until it was in the sun for about an hour. Touch panel overheated and would not work until I reset it! Call the company and they said it should not be located in the sun. I switched to a button version and the problem was solved. It does not talk about this problem anywhere on the box.
I would consider putting that on our pole barn. Highly visible door, low use, low security, and I occasionally need to let someone in well I'm not home. The plyers are to fix the tailpiece. Jason went rainman on the bitting... lol He read it like a book.
Wyze just finally got their lock controller things back in stock for good. I'd like to get one but it seems like a lot of people have had issues with them. I'm not sure it it's the lock or their wifi system that's the issue, though. I thought something was wrong with one of my wyze bulbs but it turns out it was my wifi. As soon as I switched it to the guest network, it worked fine. So I'm tempted to pick one up, still. I'd love to be able to come home and my lock realize I'm home and unlock automatically. That'd be great! I see your wyze cam! 👍
Do you happen to know how many codes you can enter into that thing or is it just one code fits all ? Once again thanks for bringing us the latest and well not greatest new products in the world of locks.
I don’t understand the emphasis on how a key is cut. Thieves don’t pick locks. 98% of them are opportunists. Also, that keypad was most likely made by a completely different company altogether that licensed the Kwikset branding. Edit: I feel like I need to make a video about some of the things mentioned in this video. Specifically chamfered chambers, spools, bitting, and “anti drill” pins.
so going on the ever popular tired argument of “99.99999% criminals don’t pick locks” doesn’t apply to the vast number of people, old and young, who have the knowledge and resources nowadays to do exactly that? While they aren’t the “shady sketchy criminal with a little face mask sneaking around McMansions and picking locks in the dead of night” there are many of who have the ability to go into mom and dads room or the liquor room etc etc and they have watched plenty of BB & LPL and know that kwikset lock won’t be any trouble at all. No, they aren’t the typical 98% of common household opportunistic smash and grabs but you cannot sit there and say people aren’t doing it. Two different types of “crimes”
@@selock I live and work in a city with over 7 million people. The number of break ins where windows are broken or doors are kicked far exceed the number of break ins where a lock was picked. Of all people, you as a locksmith, should know that watching a video of how to pick a lock doesn't make it easy or even give you the knowledge and ability to do it. Is it possible? Sure. However, it is exceptionally uncommon and by the time someone even gets into a lock, they will have been spotted or the homeowner would have noticed. In the middle of the night is possible but again, it's so uncommon for a lock to be picked during a burglary. After 100 years of being in business, this has been the way things are in my city of 7 million plus people.
Diener Christi the size of your city only increases the percentage of people who do “accidentally access” a locked door for “reasons” Also I mention how well the key is cut because overall it’s just much better to have this bitting compared to 22456 or similar so after a few years the key just pulls out, or macs violation bitting
Glenn Bechtel have you thought about getting that plug follower that has the detent that helps you load them? I have seen a few people mention it works well for some cylinders. Good lighting! Ha :) I also use pointy tip tweezers instead of pinning ones. It really helps to control where along the pin you are
I just bought the EEEZ Loader. I like it because I only use the tweezers to push the pin down after the spring is in. Cost me $28. The indent ball-bearing also keeps the follower in place. Nice tool but expensive.
I DON,T SEE NOTHING WRONG FOR THAT PRICE AND ALSO ABOUT PICKING LOCKS ONLY LOCKSMITH PICK LOCKS THE AVERAGE HOME THIEF DON,T STAND AROUND PICKING LOCKS
I would not install on outside door any product that as a battery and motor well feil one time i install a schlage co-100 it fail on me my opinion it will be nice for low income retired person
Nice to see you install this. I'm sure it will help someone but most here won't be using it. Great out of the box demo on the fly. 👍😎
A good review of a lock I wouldn’t recommend. Still, knowing what’s out there is a good thing for a working locksmith. If we can figure out what’s wrong over the phone, then it makes the service call go way smoother.
Thanks Jason!
I've always been a utilitarian in the adjective sense. I think buying a good mechanical deadbolt grade 1 or 2 is a better use of my money.
Thanks Jason.
These make good bedroom locks that's about it!!
congrats on being so close to 5000 subscribers!
Thanks HLP!
I installed one of these. It worked great, until it was in the sun for about an hour. Touch panel overheated and would not work until I reset it! Call the company and they said it should not be located in the sun. I switched to a button version and the problem was solved. It does not talk about this problem anywhere on the box.
I would consider putting that on our pole barn. Highly visible door, low use, low security, and I occasionally need to let someone in well I'm not home. The plyers are to fix the tailpiece. Jason went rainman on the bitting... lol He read it like a book.
James Randolph THATS WHY THEY SAY PLIERS! hehehe
thank you very much it was really very helpful I have watched other videos before and they were confusing, but yours was very clear thank you again.
Save your money for the cordless Milwaukee Angle Grinder. But any Kwikset on clearance I would buy because customers love their Kwikset locks.
Is the bolt tapered? I can see the auto retract being a problem in our winters where the door fit changed slightly in the different seasons.
Wyze just finally got their lock controller things back in stock for good. I'd like to get one but it seems like a lot of people have had issues with them. I'm not sure it it's the lock or their wifi system that's the issue, though.
I thought something was wrong with one of my wyze bulbs but it turns out it was my wifi. As soon as I switched it to the guest network, it worked fine. So I'm tempted to pick one up, still. I'd love to be able to come home and my lock realize I'm home and unlock automatically. That'd be great!
I see your wyze cam! 👍
We have a shop where I live called Knobs & Knockers.
Over 21 only?
@@ken_9359 😁 you might think so, bit they sell door handles and knockers and door hardware.
Great review Jason thanks a lot for sharing 😎
just another bad product, designed for the average DIY, who has nothing to compare it against.
The cylinder housing is reminiscent of the old 880 model!
Purchased a Kwickset deadbolt today to mess around with. Surprised to see 2 spools and a D shaped tailpiece.
Dusso Locksports yep, most KW deadbolts come that way, this fella is definitely an oddball out of Kwikset’s lineup :)
i been wanting to get one of those, not that model but something nicer one day when they have 6 digit codes, i don't mind waiting
bird718 Yale has some nice one.
@@carlosvasquez-um9qq
thanks, i'll check em out
Good info Jason don’t buy a junk lock
Dkline yep, that would be the tldr thing ;)
Do you happen to know how many codes you can enter into that thing or is it just one code fits all ? Once again thanks for bringing us the latest and well not greatest new products in the world of locks.
King Street Rob I think it said 19? I’ll check Monday
@@selock Not a problem. I'll look it up was just being lazy. Thanks Jason.
whats up jason your the best
mmm tumblers
Why did it say "dang it Wes" in the red spot??
Peter O ruclips.net/video/n5Tod4LgYR4/видео.html ;) inside joke
I don’t understand the emphasis on how a key is cut. Thieves don’t pick locks. 98% of them are opportunists.
Also, that keypad was most likely made by a completely different company altogether that licensed the Kwikset branding.
Edit: I feel like I need to make a video about some of the things mentioned in this video. Specifically chamfered chambers, spools, bitting, and “anti drill” pins.
Diener Christi I didn’t mention anti drill pins, I don’t think anyway. Did I?
SE Lock and Key I’m talking in general across RUclips.
so going on the ever popular tired argument of “99.99999% criminals don’t pick locks” doesn’t apply to the vast number of people, old and young, who have the knowledge and resources nowadays to do exactly that? While they aren’t the “shady sketchy criminal with a little face mask sneaking around McMansions and picking locks in the dead of night” there are many of who have the ability to go into mom and dads room or the liquor room etc etc and they have watched plenty of BB & LPL and know that kwikset lock won’t be any trouble at all. No, they aren’t the typical 98% of common household opportunistic smash and grabs but you cannot sit there and say people aren’t doing it. Two different types of “crimes”
@@selock I live and work in a city with over 7 million people. The number of break ins where windows are broken or doors are kicked far exceed the number of break ins where a lock was picked. Of all people, you as a locksmith, should know that watching a video of how to pick a lock doesn't make it easy or even give you the knowledge and ability to do it. Is it possible? Sure. However, it is exceptionally uncommon and by the time someone even gets into a lock, they will have been spotted or the homeowner would have noticed. In the middle of the night is possible but again, it's so uncommon for a lock to be picked during a burglary. After 100 years of being in business, this has been the way things are in my city of 7 million plus people.
Diener Christi the size of your city only increases the percentage of people who do “accidentally access” a locked door for “reasons”
Also I mention how well the key is cut because overall it’s just much better to have this bitting compared to 22456 or similar so after a few years the key just pulls out, or macs violation bitting
I saw that 🧐😂
i have trouble top loading pins any tips . thanks
Glenn Bechtel have you thought about getting that plug follower that has the detent that helps you load them? I have seen a few people mention it works well for some cylinders. Good lighting! Ha :) I also use pointy tip tweezers instead of pinning ones. It really helps to control where along the pin you are
I just bought the EEEZ Loader. I like it because I only use the tweezers to push the pin down after the spring is in. Cost me $28. The indent ball-bearing also keeps the follower in place. Nice tool but expensive.
@@ken_9359 thanks
just ordered one looks perfect for me. thanks so much
I DON,T SEE NOTHING WRONG FOR THAT PRICE AND ALSO ABOUT PICKING LOCKS ONLY LOCKSMITH PICK LOCKS THE AVERAGE HOME THIEF DON,T STAND AROUND PICKING LOCKS
Raul Rodriguez which is why I reference it in the video, I’m a locksmith faced with opening these locks when they fail, because THEY WILL
I would not install on outside door any product that as a battery and motor well feil one time i install a schlage co-100 it fail on me my opinion it will be nice for low income retired person