#462

[@Stolas1777]

Dude I worked in the field for six years as a paid locksmith I can promise you very few could do this! This was awesome to watch I didn’t do barely any automotive I did commercial and residential. The place I worked had automotive guys and they only did cars but they have machines to do all of this. Very awesome video

[@AlbertLebel]

Thank you so much. I’m actually in the steel building industry working in CADD all day. Locks are a hobby. I enjoy it. Each one is like a puzzle. As you know. I appreciate the kind words. Please check out my other videos. I usually post at least one a week but right now I’m getting ready to move so thing’s are chaotic. I hope you stick around.

[@privateuser4958]

very good job , respect

[@gantry289]

Well done! You'll be a locksmith in no time.

[@AlbertLebel]

Thanks Gantry, gosh I dont think so my friend. I do enjoy the hobby side of it tho

[@ke-jetronikkyrgyzstan5927]

Amazing tools!

[@P_RO_]

Nice to see the whole process which you explained well. It's an interesting system!

[@AlbertLebel]

Thank you. I was very apprehensive about how I would do all this. I wanted to cover all the bases without dragging it out too much. I feel it worked out well now. Yes, these Lishi tools are really special. I love how they made the key in 3 parts with the half shears so the lock together. Simply genius

[@LockFumbler]

Great video, was really looking forward to this! Amazing that you even went ahead and got the ignition lock 👌👌 Thanks for taking us along the whole process 👍👍 Cheers 🍻

[@AlbertLebel]

Thanks so much. Ya, since I found the door locks to be inferior to the ignition I had to step it up. It just felt more complete if that makes sense.

[@bradw0535]

gotta love those Lishi's ... great demo and explanation Big Al! take care buddy 👍 👍

[@AlbertLebel]

Thank you very much. I found it was a lot more work explaining it all through video. Not sure what that audio noise or static was from. It only happens once in a while. Drives me crazy. I thought I cleaned it all up

[@LockPickingCoalMiner]

Awesome video thanks for sharing

[@-DJ234]

Very cool my friend. Great explanation and demonstration. Take care. Go U.S.

[@AlbertLebel]

Thanks DJ, I am amazed at how well Lishi made this system

[@michaelrodriguez9058]

Very cool!

[@AlbertLebel]

Thanks Michael. Please check out some of my other vids. I'm not a locksmith, just a lock junkie hoping to educate the public. Many locks are not as safe as advertised.

[@px10k]

Where did you get those keys?

[@AlbertLebel]

Those temporary keys came with the Lishi 2 in 1 But not all of them do. I believe I left a link in the description section but either way just go to their website and note how some Lishi tools for automotive include them. I hope this helps.

[@chriscapune7873]

Awesome cool fun!!! Great video!! Once you get your process it is quick!! 🐈🐾🐈‍⬛🐾👏👏👏👏

[@AlbertLebel]

Yes I actually got it worked out pretty easy. But trying to explain it was a challenge. I really like Lishi tools. Had they not made the keys in sections I would not be able to cut one like this.

[@chriscapune7873]

@@AlbertLebel 👍

[@lockpickingvlad]

Nice video! What happens if you pull out the Lishi tool when the lock is picked halfway?

[@MasterSafecracker]

Where did you get that vise? Can you put a link for it? Thanks

[@AlbertLebel]

Got it directly from Panavise. Mine is the model 350 www.panavise.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw5pShBhB_EiwAvmnNVyBHFmgpf2BA5Pq6jfcJybWZHNyo8Uxo7eVcDpP9aZh4lUc1E1JDXBoCCaQQAvD_BwE

[@pakshah5449]

Thanks Great Video

[@fabianvillanueva6560]

Great video thanks I'm just starting to learn and I was looking for a cheaper way to do it with out actually buying machines yet..

[@AlbertLebel]

Thanks so much Fabian, yes, that Lishi key cutter is absolutely fantastic with a bit of practice. I have cut MANY keys with it. Car keys, house keys, padlock keys etc.

[@fabianvillanueva6560]

Your welcome. Is there any other place that sells those keys with the numbers on them? I already have the hon66 so I dnt Need that but would definitely buy the keys.

[@oficinaemcasa5921]

Tenho Bom resultados usando um microscópio eletrônico e lima cilíndrica pois as alturas são bem próximas.

[@Chaveiro.mendes]

Eu só não entendi como faço para corta o número 2, o primeiro é corte 1, e depois comecei em 3,4,5,6

[@edougie3000]

Hondas will have the key code stamped on every cylinder. The valet lock on the trunk release is usually the easiest or the glove box.

[@AlbertLebel]

Yes, I have been told this before. On a side note, I once bought a Ford that had the keypad for entry and they didn’t know the code. I found out they have their code on a sticker up under the dash on driver side on a box. That was handy. Even though I used the key fob it was still nice to know it.

[@BanarsVlog]

sir. whath d call that kind of key?by dway nice tutorial video

[@nooneshero9819]

Thank you for the video! Where did you find those blanks at?

[@AlbertLebel]

They actually came with that 2 in 1 pick tool. I believe I pasted a link for it in the description of video.

[@nooneshero9819]

@@AlbertLebel thank you! I was curious if you knew anywhere to buy spares. :) I just came across your video by accident and you have a new subscriber:)

[@AlbertLebel]

@@nooneshero9819 Thank you 🙏. To be honest I’m not sure. I would like to think they sell replacement blanks. Unfortunately I have recently cut ties with that company (Lock Pick Mall) due to the poor business practice. If you don’t find what you’re looking for over the next couple days sent me an email and I will do my best to help you.

[@scorcher617]

So cut5 is always a 5&3 and 6 is 1&1 you dd nice job but I’m not cutting these by hand I have a machine for that this is good like he said diy person at home these are pre chip keys so a 90s car

[@pouncerminned863]

im still confused on how your decoding..I think it would be easier for me to see you actually write the numbers down as you go, but nice video

[@AlbertLebel]

Thanks so much, Ya it was hard to bring a lot of info down to a short video.

[@Will_Fong]

Indeed all lishi decoding need more practice than actual picking, took me alot of time, to start draw a chart, start with odd number, and even number, then decode by filling the bank on the chart by even order, then odd order, this way when writing and decoding wont be too confusing. Having a visual chart helps me.

[@AlbertLebel]

@@Will_Fong Ya my first one had me so confused I almost gave up. Had to draw it out so I could understand it. But a bit of practice and they work great

[@darenvelazquez8720]

I dont understand the part where you match up the keys and cut them so the keys can work both sides of the key