A homemade lock bypass tool “J-Tool” that allows you to turn the latch on some business(commercial)deadbolt locks. Simple, but highly effective when used correctly on the PROPER doors. Not shown anywhere else. Enjoy the video!
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Most doors don't have that much of a gap.
Neet idea but I am throwing the B.S. flag on this. The reason he doesn't show you him unlocking the door is because this tool would not be able to get passed the door stop on the jamb. This in an in-swinging residential door that would have a 3/8" door stop on the jamb stopping the door from swinging too far (outward) and busting the hinges off. This tool would not be able to make it around the two 90 degree turns that it would take to get to the inside of the door. It would most likely work for a commercial double door if it had a knob and not an interior key lock.
Ingenious
Sickening. Wires with loops and pull strings, your gadget, lock picks, ugh! Thanks for an actual demonstration. Ugh. Ugh.
Where you bought this merchandise… and how much is it. I am over 20years locsmith.
How much? I’ll buy one
Wish it was available on ebay id buy my local Fd some
What size copper are you using inside that’s connected to cable, and how long of a piece is your tubing at the beginning of the sweep?
Well sorry the doors you are talking about a commercial doors aluminum what you showed on how it works is on a steel door not a real commercial door maybe show a real commercial door.
Very neat idea!!
They manufacture this tool
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Cool make. If you basically already having a lot of the stuff laying around. Otherwise bytime gas ect an the time spent to slap it together an get everything for it. It’s cheaper to just purchase an order an commercially available tool just like this
I watched a few of your videos, you my friend have an overactive mind to make this stuff and fixing a plasma cutter. Great videos.
Did a subscribe too!
Your a Gentleman and a Scholar Sir ! Well Done 👍
Long useless video.
How will it supose to fit in the gap of the door?
Hey bud love the video great invention. how would i go about getting one from ya, I'm a firefighter. thanks
What kind of sorcery is this? That's a great invention!
Very clever tool. A modification that comes to mind is to put 1/4" hex socket on the end to reach screws in inaccessible locations. In that case maybe you would not need a full 180 degree bend. Maybe a 45 or 60..
That thing would only work on the most sloppy double doors or you would have to spread the doors with a crowbar or something.
Ingenuity at it's best. Very well thought-out; elegantly devised and finished. Very nice to see. I'll bet you scored some long-lasting brain endorphins from making and finishing that.
Wow you really put a lot of time and thought into making that tool. Awesome
It's a damn good video and the engineering aspects of what you accomplished are noteworthy to say the least
I'm impressed!
It’s a weak, bear useless tool. It won’t work on any door that’s properly installed with the door stop in place
Very elegant and smart thinking
I admire this very much
This video would be 1000% improved if there had been a demonstration first, and lengthy description of how it was made after seeing it in action. Otherwise its irrelevant.