Installing a Multi-point Lock: Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Multi-point locks add serious security to doors. At first glance, they might seem difficult to install, but with the right tools (plunge routers), and the right attitude (patience), these locks aren't too tough to tackle.
Oh man the projects I have that yet to be completed 😂. Story of my life.
TYPO? Did you mean..."Story of my WIFE?"
I like the locks only on the strike side. I use the automactic self closing bottom of the door weather seal. You route a 3/4 groove 1 inch deep and install the unit. The unit your installing does not allow for tight weather stripe. However for mild climates it might be ok. Nice job on the vid.
Exactly this is what i was looking for
now i need to find where i can buy it
Can anyone point me in the right direction as to where to buy the one he has in the video?
You use Festool Must be a pro. quality pays, Thanks for the Vid.
Rob From Canada
rob greene ave took apart their circular saw. Not impressed. Thing was horribly designed. Not sure about their other tools but I would never own their circular saw.
Hi, this looks like a great project and I intend to give it a go. What brand of lock was used in this video?
GU
Hi would you happen know of a multi point lock that can be installed in iron doors
The plexiglass fence he's using appears to be the Festool Routing Aid OF-FH 2200. The website says it's for Festool OF 1010, OF 1400, and OF 2200 routers. I'm not sure if it fits other routers or not. www.festoolusa.com/accessory/495246---of-fh-2200
hi, could you tell me if this fences under the routers is universal that goes for both? because everywhere on web shows only with OF2200. thanks
An alternative is to get a second Festool 492636 router guide for $82 instead of $348 for the clear one. It can be seen here: festoolownersgroup.com/festool-jigs-tool-enhancements/an-alternative-to-the-plexiglas-template-routing-aid/
I will try to do it with Woodprix plans.