Video 19 New Picking Tools Etc

[@lisamcintyre9692]

Thanks Jeff great video

[@smartcarkeys]

Thanks Jeff Sir Great video 🤙

[@locksmithinginnovation11]

Thank You for 100 Subscribers Next Video Shortly

[@ryanjohn5023]

Nice pinning mat . Good video buddy

[@Chirael]

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! 😊🙏

[@dennischausse3075]

Thank you for heping me be better in my trade

[@locksmithinginnovation11]

Your Welcome, I hope to add more content and videos soon Thanks Jeff😊

[@locksmithinginnovation11]

The thing about Lishi is they are great tools I have many different ones I'm going to give you a answer that includes a question Your purchase of Lishi should be based on the Locksmithing service you will be providing Automotive, Commercial or Residential I have Lishi for all 3 markets some I cannot do without some are just fun to have. Lishi teach lock pickers how to single pin pick and also give you the best tensioning of a lock so you do not have to pick top or bottom tension or select the right tension wrench. If you let me know what of the markets you will be working in I can make further recommendations. Jeff

[@locksmithinginnovation11]

Please Comment on the two tension wrenches that I made as I'm hopping this well help get the tension wrenches made and sold please if you say that you would like to see these made and you would consider buying them

[@dillonthomas4817]

I'll buy anything you make :D

[@dillonthomas4817]

I am wondering which Lishi picks would you recommend to get? I have a Kronos and don't want to spend money on every single Lishi pick if I don't have to. But as you said there's some locks you don't like to use the Kronos on.

[@locksmithinginnovation11]

Thanks Dillon for watching and subscribing and your question. The thing about Lishi is they are great tools I have many different ones I'm going to give you a answer that includes a question Your purchase of Lishi should be based on the Locksmithing service you will be providing Automotive, Commercial or Residential I have Lishi for all 3 markets some I cannot do without some are just fun to have. Lishi teach lock pickers how to single pin pick and also give you the best tensioning of a lock so you do not have to pick top or bottom tension or select the right tension wrench. If you let me know what of the markets you will be working in I can make further recommendations. Jeff

[@dillonthomas4817]

@@locksmithinginnovation11 Just going to stick with commercial and residential to start. None of the locksmiths here do automotive so it would be nice to get into it, but I don't really have much automotive experience and it would be a big investment so probably best to stick with what I know for now. Theres so many Lishi picks and their not exactly cheap, so I guess I'm most interested to know what ones you can't live without.

[@locksmithinginnovation11]

@@dillonthomas4817 Thanks Dillon since you have the Cronus Electric Pick and Lock Tech's smart Key I would recommend the new Original Lishi SC-20 this is for the Schlage L key way so it should work on C,E,F ect. you can buy in Canada from Key Direct Ca any order over 250 free express shipping no duty or broker fees etc.