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With a light tension and minimal effort,
following a basic picking process this
lock picks generally in a few minutes,
remember a light tension is crucial for
continued success.
‘Following a basic picking
process this lock picks
generally in a few minutes,
remember a light tension is
crucial for continued success’
Decoding the HU64 Lock
using the Lishi 2in1 tool
As the tool is of the double lifter design,
this means that we decode in the same
direction as we picked the wafer, so we
use the same lifting arm to decode and
decode in the same direction as picked.
‘We decode in the same
direction as we picked the
wafer, so we use the same
lifting arm to decode’
In order to decode the HU64 lock, the
lock must be held in the picked position,
so after picking, maintain tension, holding
the lock in the picked position, then lift
the arm along each numbered line in turn
until it comes to a stop, when it stops look
along the height line to see the cut height
required.
‘When it stops look along
the height line to see the
cut height required’
Follow the decode process below
Position 6 reads as a No 3 cut
Position 1 reads as a No 3 cut
Position 7 reads as a No 5 cut
Position 2 reads as a No 2 cut
Position 8 reads as a No 5 cut
Position 3 reads as a cut No 3
Position 9 reads as a No 2 cut
Position 4 reads as No 2 cut
Position 10 reads as a No 5 cut
Position 5 reads as a No 2 cut
So the key for this lock read from bow to
tip as 3232235525.
Autolocksmithing hints and tips provided by Martin Pink, Rapid Locksmiths.
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