Locksmithing 101 Masterkeying

[joefskie97]

Hi, i was confused...can you show on how you adjust the pin or putting a two pin using the kwikset chart???please

[thedragonsmith1]

@inger123 cause he's awesome and you suck. I bet you learned from this vid.

[inger132]

Why a professional locksmith feels that this should be in the public domain is beyond me.........

[mresurm]

@inger132 Maybe he likes to teach people things. Perhaps he would like people to know what goes into their locks so they do not remain as ignorant as some people are.

Let me guess. You think locksmithing is some great secret magical thing and people shouldn't know squat all. Its thinking like that that keeps people dumb about their homes security and buying sub par quality locks that arent worth the time to install them.

[TheCruithneach]

@inger132 Relevence.You can be shown heaps of stuff and still take 3 hours to pick a short format cylinder. go to the falcon website and tell em not to post PDF scale image of the plug removal tool :\.... lets face it, picked bypasses are too time consuming for crooks, and locks are for keeping the honest folks out anyway when the joint has 6ml glazing on every window; suspended timber floor;tiled rooves with gypsum ceilings? around that impregnable backset.It'd be a dumb crook that picks in.

[valleystylez1]

Do locksmithians get a lot of pussy?

[kokomolock]

@valleystylez1 Yes, I have 2 cats!!!

[helipilot3333]

Thank you. I am a new locksmith and I was worried I run into this and have to turn it away. Great video, great explanation. I think with some practice I should get this pretty easily.

[kokomolock]

@helipilot3333 Good luck with the locksmith business. Any questions let me know. 

[F1X0R121]

Easy to understand once you get the idea that the master pin can sit above the sheer line.

[mdinc20]

how do you become certified to do all this

[kokomolock]

@mdinc20 Depends on where you live. Here in Indiana there are no certs required. I learned on the job.

[ewd31989]

Thanks for the video im just staring off learning so this helps alot ..I like how your pin set is set up.. What kind of pinset is this ? i would like to get the same one

[throat68]

would a lock open if you picked the pins using some master pin sets and some normal key sets and have the lock still open currently??

[kokomolock]

@throat68 Yes it would open. Master keyed locks are normally easier to pick because you have at least 2 different depth in each pin stack that you can set with only 1 shear line.

[deathbybmx]

that helped me understand so much more about picking and how a master key works

[kokomolock]

@deathbybmx Great, glad it helped you. Thanks for watching.

[wizwazzle]

wicked vid!

thanks.

[kokomolock]

@wizwazzle Thanks for watching!!!

[chriswingateusmc]

great video, the master keying lesson that i saw on penn foster was much more complicated than this. You just simplified everything, now i understand it a lot more. I'm sure it gets more complicated as you add more master key systems to each lock though huh? master grand master etc?

[kokomolock]

@chriswingateusmc Thanks, yes, the more keys that work the lock the more complicated it gets.

[2tD]

il need to watch this vid a few more times lol great info though 

[kokomolock]

@2tD Let me know if you have any questions.

[NaplesSwampRat]

this was really cool. great, great info that i didnt know about. i think that theres going to be some people that dont fully understand though, it seems pretty tough for someone new. also, incase people dont understand, the reason why you are using "masterpins" is because they dont have a rounded tip on them, im assuming lol