Using The PRO-LOK MORTISE INSTALLATION JIG
Free-hand drilling of a mortise pocket on a blank door is not recommended by most locksmiths. The use of a simple mortise jig makes the job easier and is more time efficient. PRO-LOK has come up with a neat tool.
Lock installations are a constant source of work for most residential and commercial security professionals. Knobs, levers, deadbolts and rim locks all require a decent set of hole saws, fly bits and maybe a handy installation jig or template. If you ever get caught on the job without...
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