billdeserthills wrote:The reset cradle simultaneously pushes all the wafers to the correct height & turns the cylinder to the reset position. You could also reset with the Better Resetter
https://www.lockpicks.com/better-resett ... rtkey.htmlJust enter 'better resetter' in their search box
Or you could file a steel key into a comb shape, just depends on how much free time ya got
The Kwikset reset tools are on e-bay, some are reasonably priced--unfortunately if the cylinder isn't in it's correct position when you turn the reset tool it can strip out--be careful, some of these tools being sold on E-bay are already broken
Makes sense now. By using the resetter, it places all wafers flush, allowing reset slider to move,
A ground down comb pick could work, a well as a comb pick and drill bits or precise spacers to push all down to same position. Next chance, think I will try with a regular comb, slowly pressing down while applying pressure on slider, if it slides it worked.
You can decode a Kwikset with a modified reset tool. Use depth keys and a modified reset tool ground Dow so it is flush with body. Great if Customer lost keys to 15 Smart Key locks. Prevents dissembly of all. Thanks again for your help.