Lishi list

[JCKey]

Hey folks! Is there an online reference that lists the locks each of the 102 "Lishi 2-in-1 tools" is compatible with? If so, please tell me where to find it.

[VedicDescendant]

Here you go my guy http://www.originallishi.com/2-in-1tools/

They have all the 2 in 1's on their site and what they do etc.

[VedicDescendant]

This is a pdf on their site that also has all the names, but the funtions aren't really outlines. However if you just wanna list, this is it

http://www.originallishi.com/wp-content ... olList.pdf

[stratmando]

Don't know if you got your answer, I have looked in the past, hoping for that crossover, last I knew, you say make and year, it will tell you the tool.
Would be nice to see what Vehicles a particular tool could do. Will look back in hopes the answer IS here.
Sure would be nice.

[david132]

[Squelchtone]

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Squelchtone

[b80m4rl]

I have searched high and low also for a list of what residential brands every peticular Lishi abbreviated tool covers, and cannot find one. Even on the Lishi site, they have automotive lists, but I dont see residential. To clarify exactly what I mean, I (and I think a lot of us) are looking for a cross reference chart that will show a lock brand, and cross it over to which lishi tool works with that brand. For example, most people know that the "AM" series is made for certain model American padlocks. But when I see a lishi model # SS002, or LW5, it would be really handy to know what brand they go to specifically. Has anyone seen a chart that will tell me if I have a Yale lock, which Lishi tool will fit that keyway? I know some of the lishi abbreviations are simple, like SC is for Schlage, but some are not that simple and a chart would be great. If anyone has found one, please let us know. A link would also be very helpful, and app we eppreciated.

[GWiens2001]

The SS001 and SS002 are NOT Lishi-made tools. They are a knock-off. Lishi put out a public message saying that those are not their work.

As for which residential lock models that work with which Lishi residential pick, it would be ridiculous to list every lock manufacturer and model which uses a Schlage C keyway. There would be tens of thousands. Add in Kwikset and their clones, Best clones, Lockwood clones, etcetera, and you would find the list would be larger than the Los Angeles phone directory.

5 pin Schlage C keyway, SC1. 6 pin Schlage C keyway, SC4. 6 pin Schlage L section - SC20. The L keyway fits a whole family of sections within Schlage keyways. But be aware that the L section is very thin and fragile. Even Schlage recommends that their L key blanks be factory cut.

Lishi also makes a pick for the S123/C123 Everest.

Residential picks that Lishi makes that I am aware of:

SC1
SC4
SC20
S123/C123
Best A kwy 6 pin
Best A kwy 7 pin
KW1
KW5
M1/MS2
AM3
AM5
LW5

There are no doubt others, but I also have had difficulty finding a listing of which residential picks they make.

Gordon

[b80m4rl]

Thank you Gordon, I knew that there was a wide coverage for each popular brand including clones, but I didn't realize it was that extensive.