(4) Lock Picking: Kwikset K1 Interior Doorknob

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Here's a quick demo on picking an interior Kwikset (K1) doorknob. Kwikset has a reputation amongst lockpickers of being a good brand to practice on because of their simplicity and low skill required to open.
This is also a good lock to practice when getting started with bump keys for the same reasons.

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18 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@toddlavielle7474 5 лет назад

Light pressure did it for me. Thanks!

@lisarios4962 3 года назад

This video was great help! I just opened my first locked door!

@ithoughtyouknew7036 6 лет назад

Thank you. Kid locked me out spare room in a rental. I have dogs locked behind the door.

@zoro-vl8vi Год назад

I have unlocked it but it only turns the 90 degrees and still wont open. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

@eatsleepplayrepeat Год назад

I turned mine clockwise but it stayed at a 45° turn and didn't open. Any help?

@galdarienloyalar3148 2 месяца назад

Mine turns 45 degrees but is still locked

@tamarakennedy4976 5 лет назад

Are you pressing down and right on the tension rod?

@notsuperhumain 5 лет назад

Finally, I can pick my mom s room for meds for my infection instead of having to ask her for money and having to worry about it :'D.

@jm7796 3 года назад

Yeaaaaa meds for infection lmao.

@Odd_Gott_ 3 года назад

😂

@Uhhhhhnooo 8 лет назад

Do you have a recommended, or favorite pick set? Or have you put together different picks to create your own preferred set???

@MMDeveloper 8 лет назад

Over the last 1.5 years doing this, these are my go-to picks/wrenches that I always go back to. For tension wrenches, I prefer TOK (Top Of Keyway), and I exclusively use Peterson Prybars in 0.050" and 0.040". For picks, I use the following from Southord: MP-12, MP-07, MP-11, MP-02, MSL-06, MSL-09 These are in no particular order.

@MMDeveloper 8 лет назад

I should also mention that those picks don't work well (for me) on biaxial locks (such as Medeco). For Medeco/Biaxial locks, I use a modified version of a Southord MP-07 with a groove cut into the tip of it. If you don't feel comfortable modifying picks, peterson sells a pre-made one called a "Lifter DCAP 1" but that pick is a little too thin for my likings.