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the adjustment at 1:14 - Does that slide the strike over or what does it adjust?

Informative but boring. Needs more photos/pictures. And maybe to get to the pont a smidge.

I still have no idea what an electric strike does and I install doors.

Professional? 🤔That cut is a mess, thankfully you are able to cover up most of it.

Does it make contact or disconect when the door is closed. Thanks

🙄 *Promo sm*

Im trying to figure out in what condition you would have a panic bar on a door and need/want a fail safe strike? 🤔 Fail Safe Trims seem much more likely so the door can still latch. But I’m sure there is a use for that somewhere. Cool video. Thanks!

What happens when the deadbolt is out and the door closes? Now the door is propped because the deadbolt is hitting the stike lip?

This was some good information.

You left out how you removed the back/dust box.

Not Bad, Roger.

iwhere could we installed the dps, in the strike jamb or in Hinge jamb?

You should try not to swallow so much, or just edit your video. Lots of good information but i couldnt finish the video. Was disgusted by your constant swallowing sound.

Looks like a great lock please send me a sample "door lock tips" so I can test it out and showing it on my RUclips channel

Someone please explain, this supposed to be a lock or something?

What is the blue, yellow, and brown pigtail for? There is no literature provided about the purpose of said pigtail.

The swallowing of saliva every 1 minute is distracting and irritating. It's driving me crazy. Dude. Didn't anyone give feedback? Helpful videos non the less. Thank u.

This is really helpful!

What is the name of the tool, and attachment, that you use to cut the frame? Thanks for the video.

Give this man a mute "cough/swallow" button and a bottle of water.

just the video I needed before heading to the store! thanks!

Awesome Video

Ty for sharing

Ok. Because the weather seal on the door frame, the door pushes outward thus the door latch is pressing the inside opening latch of the strike. So the door doesn't open right away when you scan the card. You have to push the door first and then pull the door to open it after you scan the card. Any ideas how to solve this problem? I really think it is the design flaw. I used 1600CS.

Is that a plug the Lcn 4040 pa😂

I watched it again. Hacksaw? Not a good video in my opinion.

I use a 3" cutoff wheel 1/16 or thinner with a Metabo GE700 1/4 inch Die grinder. (Hold firmly and take your time) Dremel will not last and is not at all efficient if you install any . Today I installed 7) 8500 Strikes with the 852L for Schlage 9000 Series Mortise lock. I pulled the knock down 3 piece door frame (strike side) after the carpenters told me " you dont want to take those frames out". The frame were easy without removal. However the 14 guage 2X6 studs were a PITA. After doing 1 frame with a SC3 Tungsten Carbide Burr bit to hog out the studs they had already drilled a bunch of 1" holes in the studs to make thier strike plate and plastic back box fit. Im thinking.....Why in the hell didnt you cut the stud "before" you installed the 100 plus frames. The face of the frame has an aluminum trim that snaps on. You can look in my preps and the look like they were machined from the manufacturer. They were "Timely" brand frames. The 8500 Series prevented me from having to cut into the Aluminum trim. Be aware that the 8500 is a body only. You must order the face plate and deadlatch release lever seperatley. Each Lock brand hasd a different part number. I love the 8500 series! Im not to keen on the 8300 series for cylindrical locksets.

I use a dremel and I love it. Works just the way I need it to. No crazy runaways like with an angle grinder. I also use a metal blade on an oscillating tool, which also works great.

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Good Advice. I use my rotary tools, both corded and cordless, for a variety of frame, strike & door modifications. When possible, I specify the HES 8000 series that does not require frame modification :)