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Door Lock Mortising Kit, Lock Jig Maintenance Kit, Woodworking Hole Saw, Hole Opener with 18mm, 22mm, 25mm Tungsten Steel Cutters

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Product information

Description

General description

The Door Lock Mortising Kit is an essential tool for woodworking enthusiasts, designed to facilitate the installation and modification of door locks. This kit includes a mortising jig that ensures precise cuts and adjustments for various lock types.

Technical specifications

Maximum Lock Body Distance: 240mm

Maximum Clamping Thickness: 50mm

Maximum Slot Depth: 140mm

Countersink Sizes: M10 x 18mm, M10 x 22mm, M10 x 25mm

Material: Tungsten Steel

Gross Weight: 5 kg

Package Dimensions (L x W x H): 50.8 x 29.8 x 12.7 cm

Compatibility and accessories

Fits wooden doors with a thickness of 25-90mm

Includes 3 M10 tungsten steel cutters (18mm, 22mm, 25mm)

Comes with 2 wrenches, 1 ruler, 1 chisel wood, and 1 plastic suitcase

Installation

Adjustable slides with universal 7-shaped screws for vertical grooves

Fixed screw on the lower anti-slip mat to prevent shaking

Sliding bearing between the positioning ring and bearing seat for improved accuracy

Usage

Used to open new keyholes, eccentric keyholes, and modify door locks

Vertical guides with height and depth stops to avoid exceeded cutting areas

Other information

Lengthened and widened anti-slip mat for stability

Tungsten steel alloy cutter heads are high hardness and sharp

Features

Brand
GOTRAYS
Pcs per pack
1
Height
30 mm
Width
480 mm
Length
210 mm
Material
Steel
Weight
3800 g
Mortiser accessory type
Mortising chisel
ManoMano Reference
ME91774327
MMID
245911771561
Product code
GOTRFR-2200-312
EAN
9328872256129

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