How to rekey a Schlage lock with their retail rekey kit

Let's rekey a Schlage lock using this awesome rekey kit. I've never rekeyed a lock before. I'm a huge fan of @lockpickinglawyer , so I understand the mechanics of locks. I found this to be surprisingly easy and super fun.
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• The kit I used in the video
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[@vanwahlgren8451]

Best video thank you I used it to rekey a lock. I bought the bottom Penn set and a follower on eBay

[@StomachAche121]

Thanks for the video! Super detailed.

[@doorandlocktips]

You’re the man I did the same thing because your channel is spectacular. Great numbers keep up the good work.🎉

[@user-yc6tm6zt8o]

Thanks Great Video

[@juanfranciscosantana4793]

👏👏🗝️🔑

[@doorandlocktips]

What editor are you using CapCut?

[@MostlyBuilds]

Believe it or not, I use iMovie. I wouldn’t recommend it other than it’s free. I plan to switch to something better like adobe premier if my channel gets bigger

[@allaboutgreen1]

Hello, awesome video! Thank you!
Where do you get the keys to match the pins with?

[@MostlyBuilds]

Thanks! For the keys there are a few options.
- You can go to a locksmith and ask them to cut some keys for you.
- If you buy a new Schlage lock, it will come with 2 keys typically. You can rekey your other locks to match those + have copies of the keys made.
- You can buy small rekey kits that come with pins and keys Example: a.co/d/3b8Qrf5

[@allaboutgreen1]

Amazing! Thank you so much for this great tutorial video and your reply to my answer 🙏

[@mmc81821]

Thanks! If you just want to buy a new key that you can repin all of the locks to, where can you find such a key? I saw this kit but would prefer to just buy new keys since a friend of mine has your kit that I can borrow

[@MostlyBuilds]

You should be able to find a locksmith in your area that can cut a custom key for you. I’ve seen mentions of online services that let you provide a code and they will cut a key as well. Not sure I’d want to be sending my key code to someone online.

[@MostlyBuilds]

You could also buy a new lock. They all come with keys. I think you could probably get a “better” key code that is less cookie cutter from a locksmith though.

[@faizansiddiqui9261]

Thanks any idea how to reuse pins?

[@MostlyBuilds]

You could totally save old pins and reuse them later. It’s pretty easy to match them up with pins in the rekey kit. Unless if they are brand new pins, I would probably just throw them away. Not worth the risk of having worn pins in your kit in my opinion.

[@doorandlocktips]

Nice job little buddy but why are your hands in black? Just thought I’d ask maybe its not any of my business but do you think that’s cool just asking I make Locksmith videos and wondered what your thoughts were on that

[@MostlyBuilds]

Hey big buddy. I’m just used to working in gloves. Originally started off with real messy jobs that involved oil and grease. Then I got used to the additional grip that it gives your fingers in some situations. For electronics work I wear them to avoid getting oils from my hands on the connections.
Generally though it’s just a habit for me now. It’s nice to be able to keep my hands clean and just rip the gloves off and go eat a burger.
I get made fun of a bit for it, but whatever. At least people are entertained and I’m happy!

[@MostlyBuilds]

Ah man I just checked out your channel. Love it. Subscribed