Another interesting tip! I find that most folks..like everybody..in my neck of the woods are too cheap for a lost key for a lock. The only time it comes up is when someone realllllllllly wants that lock to work. Which is very rare. Cool tool though!

That scope looks suspiciously like my Smartkey scope.... Thanks Jason

I'm looking into that scope. My eyes need all the help they can get. Thanks, Jason

@jmr

Ай бұрын

There are cheaper versions if you don't need rechargeable but now I want to upgrade mine because this one seems cool.

Nice use of the scope, makes it a super clear video too! Nice tip Jason!

Thanks Jason I have that same scope and use the same app for other things. I'm definitely going to be scoping a few locks with it in the future.

scope sure makes it easy!

This is still basically a magic trick to me. I think Jason can jiggle the lock and the wafers scream the cut. I suppose he has to do it the long way so we can learn something. 😂

A microscope with an application...what will they think of next. Neat video, thanks!

Awesome ! 👍 Thanks

I Like It, Thanks

Same app as the smart key decoder uses.

@selock

Ай бұрын

Really! Very interesting!

@johnholding107

Ай бұрын

@@selock I’ve read the decoder was made from this device.

dom question for anyone with any ideas: putting my new work van together and I’m tired of my metal stamps that are in a wooden block jumping up and going everywhere in my van. Does anyone have any ideas to keep the block set stationary besides just using screws on each side? I hope that made sense lol.

@selock

Ай бұрын

get some neodymium magnets from K&J Magnetics that are your hole diameter and glue them in the bottom of each hole If metal bench top glue more mags to bottom or bracket it either corner angles

@Mm56677

Ай бұрын

@@selock thank you!!

Off topic,i have a 1980 trans am.whats the cut from key code 48C2