Well always heard necessity was the mother of invention, and inspiration is the father of industry. So you have got yourself awesome start.

I wished id found your video about 6 months ago. I do locksmith work for a property manager and they had this very problem and after disassembly and reassembly three times, i deemed it as irreparable and Replaced with a new one. Well now I've got the answer. And learning another great skill. Thank You

You, sir, are a genius! I've been fighting TWO of these BE365 locks for two years. I've repositioned the spring at least 3 times in each one, only to have to go back in 6-8 months later and reposition it again. But your "S T R E T C H the spring" trick is the real deal!! I immediately hear a much more solid engagement of the assembly when it's triggered now! Thank you, THANK YOU!!

Keep making videos! I enjoy them. 😎

Under rated channel. I Enjoy your videos.

Yes, We rekey a lot of these. I would buy it

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Great to see you back again! Always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, I was planning on ordering one this week anyways but this video reassured me about the keys

Thanks for sharing this sir

Jeff Sir Thank you for the videos all of your techniques helps us Save time and being efficient in our trade🙏

Thank you teaching us with your expertise, it is a pleasure working under your supervision 🙏🙏

You're a true craftsman, thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing all your knowledge 😊

Good video Jeff!

Good video Jeff!

Nice pinning mat . Good video buddy

Thanks Jeff Sir Great video 🤙

Thanks Jeff great video

This is a great improvement on the tool.! Might it be easier to split the hinges and install both halves, then roll the door in and install the hinge pins?

Thanks Jeff for the tip. I'm installing two of them. I know how to fix it the problem.

Hey Jeff, thanks for the video. I'm the french guys who find this hack :). I agree with you about Allegion noticing sales reps ! when you get the zip tie out, just pivot it side to side and pulling it gently, this way, the zip tie will not let pieces in the lock. Keep posting videos !

Happy to have found you're KZbin, love the magneto idea!

Can you JB weld the drain hole closed?

Oh my God that is genius! I'm going out right now and buying a piece of clear PVC and a bearing, thank you so much that is super helpful! Holy hell I can't believe it was that easy! I have been trying to hold them together by pinching them and turning them back and forth and they like to get caught in there and jam up! I work for Pop-A-Lock here in Jacksonville Florida and I will spread the word! You now have a new subscriber!

Keep the videos coming! These are very helpful tips, especially for newer locksmiths. Thank you!

Fantastic tips! Thank you for sharing with us!

Thanks Coach! I am on my third year of Locksmithing and know all to well those stubborn Schlage cylinders. I will try this technique next time for sure.

This is absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing! Keep working hard and stay safe!

Just stumbled across your video today, and I have to say, absolute brilliance! I'm a new locksmith, and these types of tips and tricks from Experienced locksmiths like yourself is greatly appreciated. Kudo's Sir, and thank you kindly for this video!

My approach to this : Method one, use lishi sc4 pick to pick it and poke the hole to take it off from the door, the lishi act like a tension wrench. Method two, if no lishi sc4, normal way to pick it and use a sc1 key blank cut to 99999 to insert after pick and use as a tension wrench.

That’s a fantastic hack. Great meeting you today.

I’m interested in this project. Are you still around and alive and well??

Can I buy one of these?

Awesome, great content and innovation here; I love hearing about your experimentation and thought processes! I’m definitely going to have to check out all your other videos, especially #12 so I can see why you keep 6 SmartKey cores like you showed at 9:45 (I know it’s for the 6 depths, maybe it’s to double check your image depth guesses?). Re the Kwikset Lishi cutter from Red Team Tools you mentioned at 12:39, I’ve heard it’s “under development” so they have every intention of eventually coming out with one… but they also don’t have a specific timeline for that. In the meantime there’s an acceptable substitute if you look up ProxLock here on KZbin or eBay. It’s an inferior design because the clipper rubs against the guide but it’s an acceptable flaw at least until Deviant/RTT come out with Kwikset guides. Thanks again for making great videos! 😊🙏

Nicely done, depends on the door frame being in the right place but still pretty useful in many circumstances. Nice work and thanks for sharing this 😊🙏

please continue to make videos!

great video, thanks for sharing. I am a newer locksmith and have never rekeyed honda high security yet, but I have cut plenty of keys. However, what wafer goes into what chamber? I see you have the wafers, but how do you read the wafer positions on these? Where does track A and B go?

Great video. Which is the safest type of keypad lock that cannot be picked and which is recommended for absentee owners who do not have a key keeper in the area to see when the battery is running low? How would you compare the Schalage BE 365 vs the wifi lock BE489WB as far as safety, reliability (not malfunctioning)?

Great tool

Best Yet Video 20 Lishi Accessory To pick these loc ks

Last night I had a lock out only door in was A Schlage BE 365 last night tried to pick with my Cronos hand picks BUT MY LISHI ACCESSORY WORKED WAS AMAZING

Mortise lock case. I consult the part list when in doubt, slang in technical communication is unacceptable. How would you regard doctors in Dallas naming medical stuff one way and doctors in NY naming the same stuff another way....

Very clever ideas. I don't do much egress hdw anymore but now this is on my bucket list since this could be used for door closers and mag locks.

Where did you get your Locktech?

First tool I believe would be a type of puller either core or key The second resembles followers of some type

To your credit you did successfully show me how to use the Honda roll pin kit. 📌 I might have got lucky though the pin came out like butter.

The little piece of plastic worked its way clear thus I never too k the lock of the door lock is working fine.

Nice demonstration, Schlage should send out repair parts to suppliers and then off to the service companies so when a tech shows up on site and there is a CO100 and it falls into the area of the fault then it can be repaired right away.

Right on buddy . Solid Video.