How to install Von Duprin Surface Vertical Rod Panic 9827L-F LBR x E996L
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Well hello there friend. Today we are installing a surface vertical rod panic bar on the active leaf of a pair of doors. Von Duprin 9827L-F LBR x E996L with the 499F top strike. In this video I re-hand the E996L trim as well as add an extension rod to accommodate the 8 foot doors. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
00:00 Unboxing Hardware
01:30 Hole Layout
05:00 Re-handing E996L trim
07:58 Drilling wire hole in panic head
08:20 Running wire thru back of panic
12:10 Extension Rod installation for 8-0 door
17:33 Top Strike (499F) Installation
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Started doing this kind of work a year this week and I have to say I love it. I really enjoy watching your videos. Very peaceful instructions. Taking some pointers from you thank you sir.
I’m so glad to hear that. I love this work too! Thanks for checking it out 😎
Great video
Thanks! 😎
Great video other than the POV cam. Had to close my eyes every now and then! Great info.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate shares so if u know anyone else who likes this type of stuff please share 🙏 😎
Nicely done. 499F strike hook is name of the strikes "door" portion
Strike Hook!! Awesome. Thank u 😎
Your videos are perfect, rich in detail and full of information. Very good.
Thanks!!
Beautiful thanks
These videos are great I’ve been looking for hardware install videos like these
Awesome! Thanks very much for checking them out. 😎
thank you good job
Thanks!
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Thanks! If you know anybody who would be interested please share it with them for me 😎 got more videos coming.
Great video bro
Thanks for checking it out 😎
What about the auxiliary fire pin?!?! :) Otherwise looks great!
You are absolutely right. I ran out of room on my memory card before I got to it 😆
What exactly does a drill block do? Straight holes only? Or, allow for drilling all the way through a wood door without blowing up the otherside?
Ya Just for helping me drill straight holes. On wood I mostly will only drill thru with an 1/8” bit because any bigger and it could blow out.
@@drewinstallshardware for sure, I won't go above 1/8th either. Thanaks
@@AuGold808 The block is a good idea to help you drill a straight hole, but you should mark both sides and drill each. Never drill through a wood door.
@@maximus-power I agree although typically I just drill all the way thru w a tiny drill bit as a way of marking the other side and then go half way thru each side w the larger drill bit
Ok but how do you guarantee the hole is straight? You can’t and you run the risk of the trim not lining up correctly which causes binding. It’s a shortcut and bad practice.
Do you have a video on internal vertical rods
Not yet but will try to record next time I install one. Lately it’s been more internal cables than the rods but I still see them sometimes.
@@drewinstallshardware The concealed vertical cables are way easier to adjust than the concealed vertical rods. That is one reason you are seeing them more often.
Fail safe mode!
Yes!
Can not get the connection pin to hammer out. That’s not a great concept.
Ya it’s kind of crappy. I will use 1/8 bit that I cut down to just the smooth shaft and try to use that to punch it thru.
I finally got it after I put my ass into it. Used a grid tie wire cut down to about 1 1/2 inch . Bent 2 or 3 before it came out though.
@@michaelthoele1625 oh cool ya grid wire would work good. I will have to try that next time also 😎
Drill it out with 1/8 drill bit
No helpful
Thanks for watching!