Kwikset Smart Key VS Schlage Deabolt Locks Best Most Secure Locks For Your Home Door

[@ferjeouichaker]

We ended up exchanging this model for the slimmer version kzbin.infoUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU because it was too wide for the only door trim area that made sense to mount it on. However, we should have just noted the dimensions prior to purchasing. Otherwise, we love the doorbell. It works perfectly, and the video is very clear, even at night.

[@BlindLemonFishStix]

I have a rental house, and I honestly prefer the Kwikset for that. The house has been broken into in the past and they just kick the door in. Even with a deadbolt, this is the case No one takes the time to drill out the locks, they just kick the door in. Locks only stop people from casual entry. If they want in, they will get in.

[@TubysBasement]

Get a proper door with the strikeplate drilled deep into the beams, use 3" screws. They will wake up the whole neighborhood and take at least 10 minutes to kick it in. If someone is willing to stand there and kick the door for that long and make so much noise then sell your rental property, the hood is too bad!

[@BlindLemonFishStix]

​@@TubysBasement You have obviously not dealt with a determined thief.

[@LongboatLtd2004]

my house has a reinforced Front Door and side door, with Absurdly Long screws on the strike and the hinges. Anyone trying to kick those doors in will only leave a dent in them.

[@jesantonihevileon8611]

The trick is install a steel frame .

[@BriaroniAndCheese]

Try kicking in heavy steel security doors with three tungsten carbide deadbolts?

[@gemini0673]

I was trying to learn about this smart key technology and found your video. Thanks for such a comprehensive review. I know know not to fiddle with the smart key technology or Kwikset for that matter. I'll be buying the Schlage.

[@waynewinton]

Good choice!

[@jakesmith6705]

do you have a suggestion for a landlord looking to do locks on all buildings and who likely needs re-keying and possibly single master key accessibility? thanks

[@juanroman434]

Thank you again Wayne. I have been learning a lot from your videos. Juan

[@waynewinton]

Great thanks for watching

[@smokeydoke100]

I just changed the locks on my house and had trouble deciding between these two (basically the only brands that my Lowe's had in stock.) Glad now that I went with the Schlage.

[@SillyOmega]

We prefer Schlage too. Day and and night difference kwick set sucks.

[@manhattanluggage]

Nice thank you, what model is the Schlage lock?

[@eldebtor6973]

Thanks for the video, Wayne.

[@vdub5818]

Us knife makers drill 60+ Hrc steel all the time, granted I use seriously high end solid carbide drills for that purpose. Said drill bits can cost at least 3 times what the schlage deadbolt costs lol BTW, thanks for validating my purchase. I figured the Schlage was a higher quality unit, especially once you take one glance at the castings. Kwitset castings can hardly be called that, while the Schlage is beefy as can be.

[@jacquelinegros403]

Thank you. I have to buy new locks and didn’t know what to buy. I left the store without purchasing anything.

[@whollymary7406]

Thank You for the security tips very helpful

[@gvgaming3603]

i got a tip for you dont only get this also put gud locks on your windows mate

[@hillbillylocksport5547]

I am a hobby picker..... just picked a gen 3 smartkey... it was hard but once I learned the tricks I to it it's not hard at all.... also agree on the rekey failures..... that sucker is complicated on the inside and lots of ways to malfunction

[@LongboatLtd2004]

Prone to seizures when rekeying

[@grimloktt]

what about the kwikset kevo electronic smart lock? does it have the same shortcomings of the kwikset in this video?

[@waynewinton]

yep

[@timothyfoy7993]

No it Does Not,Its a Almost Completely Redesigned Lock!!! Totally Different Class of Lock!!! Much More Expensive too!!!

[@waynewinton]

Kwikset Smart Key VS Schlage Deabolt Locks. Best Most Secure Locks For Your Home Door. Strip away the advertising and find out what really is making you front door locks secure for your home or business!

[@donnyaston555]

+Wayne Winton I need to know is schlage door knobs the same why as the schlage deadbolt let me know

[@waynewinton]

Yes

[@davek2999]

+Wayne Winton really? I'm surprised your saying the door handles are just as secure as the deadbolts?

[@waynewinton]

+Dave K The cylinders are the same. I did not say a knob or lever lock is as secure as a deadbolt.But the cylinders are the same so stripping away the the housing and looking at the lock its self they are equil

[@MultiVde]

Coo thanks for shareing, off to see the plasticset review... I mean the Kwikset :)

[@waynewinton]

plastikset dumb key is a good name!

[@LongboatLtd2004]

how about "S.tet SiezeKey?"

[@brooksthepro]

Thank you so much for all your videos, they have been very helpful!

[@MarkAlanLange]

Great job

[@randomrazr]

is WEISER same brand as kwikset?

[@Simon-rx2ow]

awesome, very clear and informative

[@waynewinton]

THX!

[@christinetashjian213]

What is the model for the Schlage in this video?

[@JPSola5iver]

Hey Wayne, thanks for your review above. Through your experience, is there a Schlage zwave lock that you like or prefer over another? Thanks in advance.

[@waynewinton]

Yes there touch pad deadbolt is great!

[@kgrand447]

Thank you for this ! Very informative and helpful !

[@timothyfoy7993]

Ive Been a Professional Locksmith for 37 plus years,Kwikset Smartkey Drill Proof My Arse,I can Plow a Drill Straight through that lock like a Hot Knife through Butter!!! Yea Dicast,Plastic,Pot Metal,Hollow Deadbolt Latch!!! Kwikset Smartkey Piece of Dog Shite,now the Schlege Bluedog is a whole Different Horse of another color!!! Excellent Lock system all in all,Except for its still made in Mexico and im not too Thrilled about the Quality of the products that come out of there at all!!! I can Defete a Kwikset Smartkey in less then 30 Secons,take your HPC 1200 CM Or CMB use the Proper card C31 and cut the 1st key to Max Depth all the way 1 cut at a time of course!!! You can cut it to a 6 Or 7 cut depending on what you want to do?? lubricate the Lock,clamp on Visegrips to the cut Key and Turn Like it a Functioning key!!! 60 to 70 present of the lock you do this to will FAIL and FAIL Big time!! Either Right away or VERY VERY SOON Afterwards?? Cheers Mate!!! T. Foy Airrborne Lock and Safe Co. Coeurd'Alene Idaho

[@crazyamericangamer7036]

What about brinks?

[@homeguestunton]

Generic locks are even worse for picking.

[@donnycrouter3334]

I want to buy a schlage deadbolt lock at Walmart how can I tell if comes with gold keys or silver keys

[@debbiekeele2452]

A sales representative of a security company came to at 8pm so I was angry cz I just put the kids to sleep when he rang the bull . I told him not interested and closed the door . The next morning our keys wont work he has rekeyed the locks ..we had kwikset......I bought new locks ...

[@brett7011]

that's crazy...

[@LongboatLtd2004]

DDaammnn!! 😱😱

[@raeidh6682]

if a kwikset deadbolt can be drilled can a kwikset doorknob or lever be drilled

[@waynewinton]

yep

[@timothyfoy7993]

Yes almost any lock on the Market can be Drilled,with the Exception of Meddeco!!! They use a Solid Stainless Plug in their Locksets,Knobs,Deadbolts have an Anti-Cut Deadbolt Latch With a Tungston Rod Down the Middle of the Dead bolt Latch!! Cheers Mate!!! T.Foy Owner-Operator Airborne Lock and Safe Co. CML ALOA Certified

[@Peaches46]

I’ve been in my house, about 12 years. The lever type lock set was already here and just now has a problem with the cylinder not fully going back in. It is a Kwikset. So, am I right, in thinking they’ve gone down, in quality? Glad I watched this before buying a new set!

[@actionjksn]

It's not that they have gone down in quality it's just that they have never been high quality and they have always been an order of magnitude worst quality than Schlage. They have always been available for a slightly cheaper price and they have always been cheaper for a reason Never buy Kwikset locks, unless you really don't care about security at all.

[@michaelcapkanis8534]

Hi Wayne - Perhaps helpful to remind people that it is possible to rekey the Schlage to match existing locks. Any decent hardware store, in about 10 minutes. I'm a layman with some technical ability and have done several - no sweat. Have older Schlage so swapped out a few springs and pins to resist drilling, picking and bumping. Oh! My wife was locked out and the locksmith was extremely frustrated and apologetic about not being able to pick or bump them! he had to force them.

[@waynewinton]

nice!

[@happiness1736]

Hi. Wayne I want to know can I buy any schlage deadbolt lock set?

[@stevensenlacere1619]

in 2017 kwikset addressed the brute force issue, the tool no longer works.

[@trabiccolo879]

Can you review a cheap coming from china (selling on eBay?) round knob entrance deadbolt lock ?...

[@anthonyfernandez2137]

Thanks Papi

[@bootloverasian]

Like your videos. Very helpful.

[@waynewinton]

thank you

[@john_thorpe]

One problem I found with Schlage (at least at Lowes) is that they pack 5 or 6 locks/deadbolts in a lot with the same key code. For example I went to Lowes to get new locks after an unwanted houseguest vacated the house. When installing the lock, I noticed the key was basically flat ... i.e.: easily picked with a rake (did it). So went back to exchange it for keys that have more differences in the pin depths ... instead of the key being 35343 for more of a one that was 57384 (made up numbers). Now when looking at the keys to make sure I got one that had varying pin depths, I noted that the slat of the same dead bolt styles had the same key code on the box, and the slat had 5 or 6 locks. It's nice if you're replacing many many locks, but if your just replacing 2 and the unwanted guest knows where you buy your hardware, it's easy for the unwanted person to go and buy 1 dead bolt of the same style and have the exact key that fits your new lock (unless you bought the last 2 from the slat). Now what I think Schlage should do is to only put a maximum of 2 locks that use the same key code in on a slat that they sell to places like Lowes, etc. That way it's more difficult for someone to go buy the same style dead bolt lock and have the same key. I think Lowes, etc. should have a few people who can re-pin locks, so if you want multiple locks with the same key, they'd re-pin it to fit that key vs. straight out of the box. They did this for a lock my roommate bought years ago, don't know if they still do this now or not. Now if I was a thief, noticing this would be a possible gold mine... i.e.: notice someone buying the dead bolt, follow them home to find out where they live, go back to the store buy the same style lock, go back to the home and wait till everyone leaves and just use the key to get in ... no real need to break anything. Schlage is a better lock than Kwikset, but selling ones with a virtually a flat key pin and a store having multiple locks with the same key on a slat, defeats this. Thankfully I found a couple in a style I liked that was the last ones they had and wasn't a flat key type to get around these, but Schlage should be aware of this.

[@z1522]

Stquinn has it. The scenario would necessitate you loitering for hours, until a person finally bought a lockset, then you must both follow them all the way home, unobserved, yet also somehow make note of which set they purchased, unobserved, so as to buy the same one. Then, monitor their home regularly until they have installed the unit, finally making your entry feasible. Meanwhile, ordinary burglars with pry tools or sledge hammers could have robbed scores of enticing homes.

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

They only make 4 locks keyed alike. This is great for people who want their doors keyed alike, and the odds of needing more than 4 keyed alike is on the rare side, and besides that, even if someone knew exactly where you bought your lock theres no guarantee that there would be any left with your same key. That would mean having to buy one of each that is stocked in the box sleeves of 4. At this point, it's safe to say if someone is that determined to get in, they're doing it in a very unreasonable, unrealistic, expensive and potentially and most likely unsuccessful way

[@homeguestunton]

For knobs, Schlage isn’t better the latches are a design flaw which means when it gets older, The latch will either get stuck inside, Or completely jam up and get you stuck in your house, And the knob will just turn, When the other internals are fine. While with Kwikset when they get jammed it’s always the retracting pin or just needs lubricant.

[@81spyder]

Should do a vid on how crappy Schlage compression cylinders are. That are in ALL of Schlage's knob/levers in big box stores.

[@rcrowman]

Great info, thanks!

[@fredbecker607]

We just replaced several of these kwikset locks. Keys quit working. Had to break one out because of need to get in quickly.

[@kchilz32]

Wow it’s Les Grossman!

[@MrChipBryant]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and training.

[@BigBrownSwag]

I'd assume the most kick resistant your locks can be would be how strong the wood in your door frame is! Granted you're not going to kick through metal but the metal can be kicked through the wood! Great video, glad to know I've picked the better lock!

[@seriousx3021]

Unless you go the extra mile and have a metal border.

[@ccrites123]

They make a security strike plate that comes with 3" screws to make it nearly impossible to kick in a door.

[@BlckDuck]

Informative, thanks.

[@NKaumans]

Kwikset also bevels there pins because their tolerances are so bad. Beveled pins make for a nice fat shear line with huge amount of feedback

[@sackalzement]

I was just researching the KwikSet locks and found that Consumer Reports recommends them. But it also seems that one would have to make sure to get the latest version, which appears to be improved and doesn't have many of the previous vulnerabilities. Du your reservations about KwikSet still apply to the latest versions? Thanks!

[@waynewinton]

yes.

[@waynewinton]

I qualify. I buy them brand new off the big box store self...... And I test them. I also run into them in the feild at work. Same old crap

[@timothyfoy7993]

Yes Id Say so,they are still Pretty much the same lock as was Produced in the 70's and 80's with the Exception of the Smartkey Addition in the Recent past!!! You can Interchange almost all the parts from Lock 30 to 40 years old with todays Kwikset Locks!! Again with the Exception of the Kwikset Smartkey and it Internal Components!!!

[@crazyamericangamer7036]

I see that they added something pretty smart to theyre locks

[@LongboatLtd2004]

The DumbKey "Security" 😏

[@Skiroy]

I have 3 deadbolts. Can i make all 3 on same key if i buy schlage deadbolts?

[@fenderstratguy]

In your opinion, are the old Kwikset Tylo (non-Smart Key) locks as vulnerable as the new Smart Key versions? When I put them on my house it was because I had so many windows that were so easy to break into (I thought, 'Why spend hundreds of $$$ on locks when a pro will just go through one of my windows in 10 seconds?")

[@waynewinton]

they can be picked and lock bumped, but they cannot be opened with a screwdriver like the new ones

[@fenderstratguy]

+Wayne Winton Thank you!

[@waynewinton]

+fenderstratguy NP

[@louiscyfer6944]

havea dog inside, going through the window just became very didficult. also security bars on the windows. then you can put a good lock, not the schlage shit but either abloy or assa. medeco is compromised.

[@chris18228]

You can disassemble the kwikset lock without a special tool I just did one that I bought from a garage sale that did not have a key and I rekeyed it for a new key

[@tamalesychampurado5361]

Good info!

[@Gkitchens1]

I too found out the hard way that I couldn't drill a schlage. I mean, I did eventually drill it but it took about two hours and a whole box of bits.

[@waynewinton]

Ouch!

[@jminternationalincartgalle2804]

Which Schlage is that that is pick and bumble resisted and how much does it cost, number code for purchase or online finding? I'm having serious problems from a person that bump keys my locks. Please help.

[@Woo-7073]

If I am going to Home depot to buy 4 Schlage double keyed deadbolts . How do I tell if it is a newer one that has the upgraded features that you mentioned above? What is the model name and number for the above Sclage lock ? Is there a manufacturing date or something on the box so I know that my Schlage has the features you mentioned ?

[@waynewinton]

+Artie Woo If your at the hardware store it's the newer vertion. I havent see the old style on a shelf in 3 years

[@waynewinton]

+Artie Woo Schlage B60609

[@Woo-7073]

Thanks Wayne I installed 4 new locks on my house. I really appreciate the info and your knowledge. My neighborhood has had at least one break in a week and I hope this helps deter the criminals away from our property.

[@waynewinton]

+Artie Woo me too. You may want to look into this place as well. A lock is only as strong as the wood its drilled into. 99% of good locks can still be knicked in. Check out this page and add it to your security upgrade. armorconcepts.com/?gclid=Cj0KEQiA_fy0BRCwiLaQ5-iFgpwBEiQA884sOXDvuFpQbxds_VkQGwGI7P1XI2Fj6VXJudhJt1FFOTQaAg7K8P8HAQ

[@lordleonusa]

The door handles inside my home are Kwikset, but on my outside doors I have MUL-T-LOCK deadbolts and Schlage. (I cannot recommend Medeco because they couldn't be bothered to reply to my emails).

[@rook2759]

We are moving and I will need to change out all the deadbolts (the house has only keyed one side and turn on the inside but the doors are windowed). I want to get Schlage but I don't want to have to pay to get keyed to the same key. Do they have an option where I can purchase bulk and are keyed the same?

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

You can buy up to four keyed alike cylinders in the box stores. Just make sure the key code matches on the side. They are usually in a box sleeve of 4

[@donnycrouter3334]

What is the best deadbolt lock

[@waynewinton]

Locksmith in Aspen Colorado aspenlocksmith.com/

[@sweetboykenny9754]

The best lock that I would pick is schlage lock because it's my favorite brand than the kwikset

[@OOICU812]

kenny hu define "pick."

[@kellythacker1914]

That is what we have had for 25 years. Locked out once and it took lock service 45 minutes to get us in. He said that these were the best locks.

[@rchungtw]

If I am locked out and have the more secure Schlage lock, would a locksmith be able to open it?

[@waynewinton]

they should. a good locksmith can

[@timothyfoy7993]

Yes more then likely???

[@donnycrouter3334]

What store home Depot or Walmart

[@jgg204]

They addressed the force issue since the making of this video

[@enkrypt3d]

What model schlage is it?

[@LongboatLtd2004]

likely a b60, although they did away with the shroud that was supposed to be removable. i tend to call the one featured here the "first-generation b60"

[@juliusucarino]

Nice video! Btw ever seen Tropic Thunder?

[@waynewinton]

+Julius Carino Why?

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

+Wayne Winton Im pretty sure he's trying to say you remind him of Tom Cruise's character. lol

[@waynewinton]

+Lickalotapus OK.. Thanks?

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

You sounded confused, so I just thought I would answer your question.

[@jeffmoss26]

I would choose Schlage over Kwikset every day of the week and twice on Sundays!

[@waynewinton]

You got it!

[@LongboatLtd2004]

i like Baldwin hardware and Schlage is my #2 (Kwikset is at the bottom)

[@alhodge4051]

nice job,,thanks

[@carloflo]

Would that quality of schalge will be maintained internationally, to say Mexico were I am at? Thanks for the video. I am a new buyer in the field for a hardware store chain, we bought from allegion right now but schalge is trying to be sold through us. Seems good having both mostly now that I seen your vid.

[@jobula07]

Schlage is made in Mexico Btw! Regards

[@alison0997]

Ahhhh damn it!! I'll now be heading back to Home Depot to return this Kwikset deadbolts. So glad I found your video before installing these. Thanks for the good info!!

[@waynewinton]

good thing you found it first

[@DonzLockz]

For people actually intetested in security and watching your video, the Schlage is a no brainer. For the rest of the sheep with no brains but concerned only about cost, the Crapset wins out!😁 Great practical info as usual Wayne. I'm in Oz and went for Bi-Lock's in Lockwoods...peace of mind is what I am after.✌🙃

[@timothyfoy7993]

Excellent Lock,Interlocking Tumbler Design!! They were the 1 co. that I know of that used that design as far as I Know anyways??? Cheers mate!! T.Foy Owner-Operator Airborne Lock and Safe Co. Coeurd'Alene Idaho

[@LongboatLtd2004]

Schlage was incorporated in 1920 Kwikset was started in 1946 Baldwin hardware was also established in 1946

[@irishdrunkass]

....they're both hot buttered shit. That schlage is pickable in 10 seconds...

[@sleeknub]

Is this still true of Kwikset locks, or have they addressed the issue?

[@edwardce8341]

sleeknub I’m still experiencing failures. The lock seize up and cannot be opened with the key. 2018

[@LongboatLtd2004]

yh, and in 2020, i experienced smartkey siezure (might as well call it "SmartSiezure" or "SiezeKey")

[@sleeknub]

Franz Ferdinand VIII about a year ago I experienced an issue like this. I don’t remember if the key seized up or just the handle. All I had to do to fix it was tighten a set screw. Kind of a strange failure, but easy to fix.

[@LongboatLtd2004]

what i had to do, @@sleeknub, was take the cylinder apart and reset the damn thing.

[@waynewinton]

Locksmith in Aspen Co aspenlocksmith.com/

[@atdj89]

Would a burglar really bring a drill or a Sawzall ? Seems like either one would stop the average door checker. Not sure either lock would stop someone from coming inside a home if the really want in.

[@ericbissonnette9926]

Drill screws to open smartkey and remove the cap on cylinder before. you will see the screws.

[@Jwick1518]

All my kwikset locks have to have the cylinder re set. Lowes sucks and so does kwikset support!

[@LongboatLtd2004]

*00:39* My reasoning for Kwikset's "N⁰ 1 best-selling lock" claim is that people are buying replacements of the same model, in which the first one they bought broke.

[@paulsolfelt8452]

security pins do not stop a properly cut bump key at alll!!!

[@actionjksn]

If anybody thinks he is pushing Schlage Locks for financial reasons I can tell you he is being perfectly honest about this. I do home improvements including door installation and I only recommend Schlage Locks for residential grade locks. Kwikset locks have always been inferior quality to Schlage Locks. I've been changing and installing locks professionally for over 25 years and Kwikset has never been as good. Not even close. Any Schlage lock you can buy is better than a residential grade Kwikset lock. I actually clicked on this video because if he had said that Kwikset locks are better then I was going to call him out on it. Fortunately he gave you good advice and he obviously knows more about locks than I do while I probably know more about installing doors than he does because that's what I do for a living.

[@homeguestunton]

I actually think Kwikset is better. Easy to rekey, Easy To install, Kwikset is GREAT AT LEAST NOWADAYS The older ones are JUNK.

[@mensfeetrocjg7356]

I love my kwik set lock I have it fore over 8 years I'm kwik set all the way

[@quebecfirstresponse6630]

Gay

[@LongboatLtd2004]

*r/*

[@homeguestunton]

I’ve haven’t seen much problems with newer Kwikset only one what I did on purpose. Surprisingly I never had that much problems with generic locks the issue is the latches are sticky on cheap locks causing latch to get stuck inside.

[@crazyamericangamer7036]

Do a more compare video like this but with other companys please

[@ganzonomy]

My mom wanted a Kwikset 660 PlastiLok. I wound up putting onto the door a Schlage B60. I also upgraded the doorknob to a Schlage Plymouth G2. The result is that the door no longer binds when a Key is put in. She's not pleased though because now the tolerances are much tighter. Schlage >>>> Kwikset every day.

[@timothyfoy7993]

You should have gone with The B660 Commercial grade!!!

[@LongboatLtd2004]

i like BALDWIN hardware's Estate Series

[@okeeed]

I purchased on of the Schlage deadbolt locks before viewing your video, however I tried to install it and found plenty of plastic parts inside, do you have a specific Model # you referring to in this video that has no plastic parts inside. Thanks

[@waynewinton]

Not at the hardware store. however you need to realize that there is no plastic in the actual lock cylinder itself. there are only plastic pieces in the bolt and on the tailpiece

[@ablebaker1275]

This video is 6 years old, has kwikset improved since then?

[@derekbroestler7687]

Great video on the comparison between the two. As a fellow locksmith I agree, the Kwikset "smart"key is absolute junk... I can't tell you how many of these things I've seen fail, sometimes in just a few months... Add to that their weakness against forced entry (which lets face it, is the usually the preferred method by criminals) and I recommend customers avoid these at all costs... What's REALLY disappointed me however is to see Baldwin use the same cylinders for their "Prestige" line. Customers assume they're buying a "real" Baldwin, only to get a the same cylinder as a $20 Kwikset. (at least Baldwin replaces them free of cost when they eventually break)

[@waynewinton]

yes it is. I used to like Baldwin but am now pretty disappointed.

[@derekbroestler7687]

Their standard products are still quality, and use the Schlage C keyway, and are ACTUALLY 100% lifetime guarantee on all parts and finish, which you can't beat... The BIG problem is that the box stores either ONLY stock the "Prestige" or their selection of the original Baldwin is so small you can miss it even if you know what you're looking for, so you pretty much HAVE to go to their website these days...

[@LongboatLtd2004]

in the long haul, i prefer Baldwin hardware's estate series over their "Prestige" series

[@gerardwalker564]

they haven't figured it out yet. Schlage or Kwikset or any of the lock manufactures, I have 4 locks I did something to that makes them totally secure. no bumping or picking. all they need is anti drill features in the right places. the idea is to get in quickly. not going to happen with my locks. loose the key and your having to break a window to get in. only way.

[@caseG80]

So where do you need to drill

[@LongboatLtd2004]

my front door is reinforced around the door frame and it will Not budge an inch if you try and kick the door in.

[@robertthompson2850]

Question. If I did want to change from my old Kwikset to Schlage, is it possible to change them out easily or is drilling involved?

[@timothyfoy7993]

Swap the Locks Straight Across,No Drilling or Modifications are Required!!!

[@jamesmorales710]

Can anyone re-key it the Kwikset? It dosen't look safe ..

[@LongboatLtd2004]

Even You can rekey a Kwikset smartkey cylinder

[@waynewinton]

Schlage deadbolts safeguard your home and family with superior protection against attack by crowbar, hammer, wrench, saw, lock pick and kick-in. With that kind of security, you can spend less time comparing brands and more time deciding on a style and finish. Features: Snap and Stay(tm) design makes installation easy and permanent. ANSI Grade 1: Professional grade security. The B60 uses the biggest bolt available. Resistant to pick and bump attempts Adjustable 2-3/4" or 2-3/8" backset fits most standard doors. Schlage's quality finishes offer lasting beauty. The B60 features a lifetime mechanical guarantee. There is also a lifetime finish guarantee on all products with a Lifetime finish. Faceplates (Part 12-087): Supplied with 1/4" Round Corner, Square Corner and Drive-In Faceplates Strike Plates (Part 10-116): Supplied with a Round Strike only with Dimensions of 2-1/4" x 1-5/8" Product Technologies: Keyed Entry (Single Cylinder) Function: Schlage single cylinder deadbolts are keyed on the exterior with an associated thumb turn on the inside that can quickly and easily lock or unlock the latch mechanism. Single cylinder locks are most commonly used to secure entrances to a residence or place of business. Snap & Stay™ Design: Schlage's unique three piece design with self-adjusting tension allows you to simply snap the deadbolt into place in minutes, eliminating the need for minor fit adjustments, and ensuring that you install your deadbolt correctly on the first attempt. Anti-Pick Shield: Experience increased security with Schlage's exclusive Anti-Pick Shield. This integrated metal shield surrounds the latch and helps stop unwanted attempts to bypass the deadbolt mechanism. Specifications: Backset: 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" (Adjustable) Cross Bore: 2-1/8" or 1-1/2" Edge Bore: 1" Handing: Reversible, Left or Right Keying: 5-Pin Schlage C Keyway Door Thickness: 1-3/8" - 1-3/4" Model Conversions: Old Single Cylinder: B360 - New B60 Old Double Cylinder: B362 - New B62 Additional Schlage Links View the Manufacturer Warranty Browse All Schlage Products Schlage B-Series Collection This Schlage item can also be referenced by the following color/finish specific model #: Schlage B60716 Aged BronzeSchlage B60609 Antique BrassSchlage B60609619 Antique Brass x Satin NickelSchlage B60620 Antique PewterSchlage B60621 Distressed NickelSchlage B60505

[@davek2999]

+Wayne Winton good point.. also at some point locks defeat there purposes of safety when windows are so easy to break.. and your-in. But I still have kwikset smartkey's on my door cause I didn't know you could break into them in 10 seconds.. till that particular youtube video :) so one of these days I'll be updating to Schlage :) Kwikset's version of safety is just a joke! But hey good news it.. I can change my keys/re-code anytime I want too! :P

[@louiscyfer6944]

+Dave K security bars on windows and dogs inside. also having the door not be able to be opened from the inside. have to exit through window makes things difficult.

[@rmaz1804]

Wayne Winton

[@TheMADCorp]

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[@balla2172]

Wayne Winton you getting paid by either company

[@skygh]

For dead bolts I agree. For residential locks never buy Kwikset anything. It's made as cheap as possible and Smart Key is very unreliable and insecure. Worse now there is a tool you can read the keying visibly then punch out a key(if you have that ability). I hate to say I am not a big fan of F series Schlage latchsets and locksets either. They need to do some design changes because they are easily bi-passed and forced open also. Schlage's higher end locks are stellar however. That said you will pay more for better security but how smart is it to defend everything you own with a thirty buck lock? Harden your house and send the ne'er do wells to that neighbor you don't like.

[@timothyfoy7993]

The F-Lock is a Gigantic POS,the Backset fails and Fails Big time!!! Ive replaced a Zillion of those POS Backsets in the past!!!

[@otter7097]

parents bought the kwikset lock and to prove that its like leaving the door wide open, im 15 and i picked it in 3 minutes... im nor super experienced and it wasnt that hard.

[@TcoloT]

i see you sells schlage... really it is harder to pick than cilinders of two or more lines of pins??? Here in Mexico are very popular using keys with two combinations

[@LongboatLtd2004]

i have a Much Better experience with Schlage than Kwikset's smartkeyed hardware bc i tried the rekeying process on a Kwikset smartkeyed lever, and the cylinder just decided to lock itself. i then had to take the cylinder apart, and reset the cylinder, and now it works. i Never had that problem with Schlage, since they design their cylinders to last a Long Time. 20.Sep.2020

[@homeguestunton]

I have had problems with Schlages where the knob is sticky when you turn too hard it will get stuck INSIDE, and when a coat or something is in the way it will basically jam. With Kwikset I’ve had the knob break but that’s because of the retracting pin, if i didn’t mess with it. It would’ve worked for years DUH. Older Kwiksets are ABSOLUTE JUNK New Kwikset and EVEN Schlage is MUCH BETTER than Older Kwiksets.

[@lorimac0260]

Maybe you haven't been a crime victim as much as me. I have some horrible karma. Frequently criminals don't want to leave break-in evidence. That's because the police won't even file a report unless there's forced entry. But thank you: I will now have BOTH!

[@MrJonrosas817]

I would not compare the Medico HIGH security lock to a Schlage... the two are very different and not even in the same planet.

[@waynewinton]

Jonathan Rosas actually some real locksmiths pick Medeco Locks just as fast as schlage

[@MrJonrosas817]

Wayne Winton key word some

[@MrJonrosas817]

Wayne Winton I've seen a lot of your videos and I like them buddy but this one kinda put me side ways. Schlages are ok they are fun to pick but the kwikset are just stupid. I have done so many things to them that they just open. A flat head screwdriver can open it. I would never tell anyone to put a lock like that anywhere near there home or store. I guess if they were paying me to lie to the people about it I guess I would tell them but other then that I would not do it.

[@LongboatLtd2004]

the Kwikset smartkey cylinder is a Failure in itself.

[@tvbox6955]

ahhh thanks ahhh for ahhh a ahhh nice ahhh video ahhh

[@Alexis-kd9tm]

I have a question.. today I'm buying a new door for my bedroom because the one I currently have is broken and doesn't have a door knob. My parents are very sketchy, they used pick my old lock and bust my door until it's open, that's why my door is broken now. today I'm finally going to buy a new door lock, what do you recommend?

[@danar8612]

Alexis Puente moving out!

[@Meatwaggon]

WTF is this shit I just don't even....

[@waynewinton]

Watch the video

[@timothyfoy7993]

If you just want to keep the Parents out,a Kwikset Smartkey will work really well as an Inside Lock!! Just be sure that when you install the Lock,be sure to put 3 to 4" Screws in the Latch Plate and the door should be Okay?? Make sure that your Hinges are on the Inside of your door,and Replace the Short Screws in the Hinges with 3 to 4" Screws in the Hinges too!!! T.Foy Owner-Operator Airborne Lock and Safe Co.

[@TexasJim]

Correct. Kwikset Smart Key is junk.

[@NKaumans]

Really.. T-Pins and spooled drivers?.. I've never come across a Schlage that I couldn't open with the exception of their Primus series. To open them quickly I usually just snap gun them as it's quicker than hand picking their limited keyway.

[@timothyfoy7993]

Most of the Chinese Locks have them in their Upper/top Drivers!!! Ez-set and alike Locks Employ Spools/and T-pins in their designs!!!

[@Redspeciality]

They are very hard to pick, it took lockpicking lawyer almost a whole minute to pick these

[@sheerinn.3732]

You look like Tom Cruise with a beard 😄

[@CoeINTHEKNOW]

G5 playa

[@paulsolfelt8452]

I will believe it when I find out a shear point bump key won't bump it in 5 seconds but I doubt it, at least it will be resistant to the average Joe with junk ripoff bump keys sold online!!!

[@websuspect]

Kwikset Cheap out of spec out of tolerance made in Mexico crap. It takes 15 minutes to rekey the lock. There is no paperwork or instructions in the box. The locks come not keyed to the keys they come with and. the only warranty is a tiny phone number on the back.

[@waynewinton]

Yeo

[@websuspect]

Wayne Winton Yeah so my last 4 videos on out of spec and 1 non functional quickset with glue in the knob from the factory on 1st. Someone bumped my door last week and cased my house. 1 Solution may be to use the bottom lock a quickset keyed to a schlage upper so that the same key opens locks but the lock pick is greeted by a series of resistant locks? Where on the box does it say the schlage lock is made?

[@MrJonrosas817]

websuspect get your self a Abloy protec 2 lock for your home doors. Don't waist your money on anything else.. trust me. One of the best high security locks I would put my life one it.

[@websuspect]

my second and third quickset. locks are Fine, no one has been able.to get in. i just used these for.my deadbolt. thankfully someone bumped.my lock and cased my house and it was time for bump proof.locks. I had these for a year now. someone has tried bump the locks a few.times and gave up.

[@MrJonrosas817]

websuspect try this out. I did and you will see what I mean. Get your self a flat head screwdriver and a set of pliers. Stick that flat head into the key hole and with the pliers turn the flat head. The plastic and the side bar will give way and your deadbolt will open. But anyways that really sucks to hear that your door got bumped. I hope it doesn't ever happen again.

[@nelsonoliveira4804]

+Wayne Winton Thanks for your very informative video and expert advice. Really appreciate it for a newbie like me. I also sent you an email as well!

[@connerstines1578]

I'll stick to industrial grade 1 locks like Best and Corbin Russwin. WAYYY better than any residential shit iv'e seen so far. Expensive, but better.

[@thinkingoutloud8195]

did he just say that pin and tumbler locks are great?

[@Munky332]

He meant in the fact that, for a simple residential grade cheap hardware big box store lock, going a bit simple and not trying to reinvent the wheel while trying to be as cheap as possible, a tried and true design with basic improvements is the better choice...

[@seriousx3021]

That doesn't look like something the average person can install themselves without doing some work on their door.

[@timothyfoy7993]

Yes you can,most New Doors are Pre-Drilled and Mortised so anyone with Limited Skill to Advanced Skills can Install easily!!! Ive been been a Professional Locksmith for 37 plus years,and ill give you the best Piece of Advise anyone can give you!! Keep It Simple Stupid,in the Military we call it the KISS Factor!!! Just say to yourself Keep It Simple Stupid and don't make it anything more then it needs to be?? Your Not Building A Piano,or a Spaceship your installing a Simplle Door Lock and that's all it is!!! Cheers Mate!!! Oh yea by the way,do give the Instructions a Quick Read and you probably wont have too many Issues and don't Install the Lock upside down!!! What I mean is,be sure that as your Installing the lock that the key goes into the lock with the Cuts-on the key pointing towards the Celling!!! If you do that,you shouldn't have any Problems?? Any Questions call your Local Locksmith for any Advise that you Might Need??? T.Foy Airborne Lock and Safe Co. Coeurd'Alene Idaho

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

You definitely can. Almost nobody today mortise their doors manually hell noone even sets their own hinges for that matter. 99% of doors sold with the exception of slabs are all available with bores that you require