3. Setting up the Lock Aperture
3. Setting up the Lock Aperture
Adjustable Lock Jig
1.
Do not release the clamps or the screws holding
the fixing plates.
2.
Loosen the screws which secure the template in
place.
3.
Remove the template.
4.
Loosen the length adjustment screws and move
the plates to suit the length of the lock.
Example, if the lock is 80mm long then move the
top plate to 40, and the bottom plate to 40.
5.
The distance between the adjustments plates
should be 3.3mm longer than the actual lock
because of the cutter and bush offset (see
previous page)
6.
Tighten the screws to secure the adjustments
plates.
7.
Select the correct lock template. See previous
page.
8.
Insert the template into the jig and tighten the
screws to secure in place.
9.
Continue to rout the aperture for the lock. Do not
exceed 5mm depth per pass.
10. Remove the lock jig and square off any corners
which may obstruct the face plate and lock.
Adjustment
Plates
Fixing
Plate
