Irwin Door Lock Installation Kit (Metal & Wood)
Professional-Grade, Dual-Sided Jig for Accurate Lock Installation
Key Benefits
- Universal Application: Specifically designed to work effectively on both metal and wood doors.
- Dual-Sided Jig: Clamps tightly to the door for accurate drilling and routing, ensuring a perfect fit.
- Adjustable Backset: Easily switches between standard 2-3/8″ and 2-3/4″ backset measurements.
- Simple 3-Step Process: Guides users through the installation process for quick and professional results.
- Durable Construction: Built with rugged materials to withstand the cutting forces of lock installation.
Technical Specifications
- Part Number: 3111002
- Door Material Compatibility: Metal and Wood
- Backset Compatibility: 2-3/8″ (60mm) and 2-3/4″ (70mm)
- Jig Type: 2-Sided, Clamping
- Recommended Tool: Power Drill (Not Included)
- Accessories Included: Latch/Faceplate Router Guide, Hardware/Guides
- Grade: Professional/Heavy-Duty DIY
Perfect For
- Installing new locksets and deadbolts on entry, interior, or security doors.
- Upgrading existing door hardware with minimal damage to the door finish.
- Use by locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors.
- Homeowners and DIY enthusiasts undertaking door replacement or renovation projects.
- Doors requiring precise alignment for optimal security.
Application Instructions
- Set Backset: Adjust the jig to the required 2-3/8″ or 2-3/4″ backset.
- Clamp Jig: Securely clamp the 2-sided jig onto the door at the desired lock height.
- Drill Main Hole: Use the appropriate hole saw (often not included) to drill the main lock body hole, guided by the jig.
- Drill Latch Hole: Remove the main guide and use the appropriate drill bit to drill the latch bolt hole into the door edge.
- Rout/Chisel: Use the latch faceplate guide to mark or rout the recess for the latch faceplate.
- Install: Follow the lock manufacturer’s instructions to install the latch and lockset.
Pro Tips
- For metal doors, ensure you use bi-metal hole saws and drill bits rated for metal cutting.
- When drilling wood doors, drill halfway from each side to prevent splintering around the exit hole.
- A sharp utility knife can be used to score the faceplate outline before chiseling for cleaner edges if a router is not used.
- Clamp the jig as tightly as possible to eliminate any movement during drilling.
- Always measure the door thickness and check the lockset’s requirements before starting.
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