New U-Change Bypass tool

[ChemicalRobot]

Just saw this on the LockPickShop Facebook feed. Does anybody know if this is compatible with Kwiksets? From what I understand, the technology is very similar.

[mister sour]

wow. i thought that sounded like ken lol. i'd buy that tool system.

[KokomoLock]

First place I saw this was Lauren over at LP101. He gave no credit to her so maybe she was not the one that first came up with it. Cool bypass!!!

[LocksmithArmy]

I have answers...

Ken asked abt the tool after I shows him my vid... I sent him to lauren... Now you see the final product... $125...

[sandman]

thats bad ass!!!

[mister sour]

$125 seems kinda high for three tools

[LocksmithArmy]

$125 seems kinda high for three tools

its customer restriction... joe druggy wont blow 125 on a way to get in a few buisnesses.

[sandman]

$125 seems kinda high for three tools

its customer restriction... joe druggy wont blow 125 on a way to get in a few buisnesses.

no but LSA Druggy will! hahahaha

[aoyue2702]

$125 seems kinda high for three tools

its customer restriction... joe druggy wont blow 125 on a way to get in a few buisnesses.

no but LSA Druggy will! hahahaha

LMAO!

[LocksmithArmy]

i dont do drugs... and LSA kinda phased out as a mainstream drug since the 70s

[Thedonofdeath]

morning glory lol

[Lauren]

A few things you readers need to know about my invention. It works! So, much so- I sold 10 of these tools to Security Solutions many years ago. Don't get caught up in the template that I posted a few years back. It is critical to have a working cylinder to find the degree of tolerances that both the by-pass tool and key blank simulation tool will allow. For example, if you don't have the correct width (possibly cut too shallow) on the key blank simulation tool, then the by-pass tool will hit the shoulder of the pins in the change tool slot. I have several of these tools that I made. Until you understand the geometry and tolerances that both tools require, then don't complain if your homemade version doesn't work.

[Lauren]

I just got done making one of my by-pass tools this morning without taking a lock apart as reference. I used a scribe and a dial caliper to mark 11 lines on some wiper blade material from the edge. #1 @ 1.300 (providing a .290 throat cut). #2 @ 1.010, #3 @.930, #4 @.806, #5 @ .726, #6 @.602, #7 @.522, #8 @.398, #9 @ .318, #10 @ .194, and finally, #11 @ .114. Cuts were made leaving five bits with a height of .080 and with a bit separation of .124. The wiper blade material was filed down to a width of .046. The wiper blade was ground down between bits to .030 and then filed round to create a needle (necessary -if you want the tool to rotate ninety degrees). The tool works perfectly.



HERE'S THE MOST EASIEST TEMPLATE YOU'RE GOING TO GET.

Signed. Lauren -Just a "Newbie".

[easy-e]

Signed. Lauren -Just a "Newbie".

Lol, I highly doubt this...

Very nice work!

[nozza36]

Many thanks Lauren , this system isn't used in the UK but i do love the thought and skill that went into this bypass ! you really are exceptional in both theory and mechanical endeavors !
PS welcome and please carry on impressing us .