As a Security Hardware Consultant and a Certified Professional Locksmith with over 40 years in Toronto Canada area . I was very impressed with your Professional approach to this project. Well done ,and thank you for keeping our trade respectful .
Hi my name is Pat and I am wondering if the aluminum plate you are showing after you removed the jig.... Is that plate commercially available or does a locksmith make it on site??? If it is commercially available and if so what is the part number and where can I find it? Any help is and will be appreciated...
he drilled new holes...just a little bit to the right of the holes that were too big.....I am just the video producer but I remember that he did that.... His website is up at the description part of this video. if you email him (Rob) from the website, I am sure he will answer any questions you may have...have a great day!
Can anyone answer a question for can you ad matlock to existing without using surface mounted electrical cables with a block wall with 3/4 inch furlirng strips with drywall.can u run power in the hat chanell
What drillbits are you using for the router? We watched this video and purchased a Porter Router 690LR (maybe we bought the wrong router?) right after, and steel cutting drill bits have been impossible to find! We've literally asked everywhere. Any tips? Great video btw! Super helpful!
Have used this method for years . I used what is referred to as an end mill cutter . Some are double fluted to make cutting in aluminum easier. This method does Not work on Steel doors or frames . You need a jig saw ,grinder or dremel for that .
Where is the power supply control panel located? I wanted to put an electric stike in our pedestrian gate and main door but cant figure out where to hide the power supply control panel. Hope you can help me. Thanks!
Of all the locksmiths I've seen on youtube, this is the first video I've come across where the tech wasn't putting on a show. Also the first video where the tech didn't have his head up his ass.
Well done. The part that I was most interested in was how to repair the hole which has become bigger than the screw size (or stripped) in a metal door. The video went too swiftly for me to know the solution for it.
There is a tool kit . Sometimes called a Gripsert or threaded insert .basically it's a pop rivet tool that comes complete with a threaded insert ,they can be 8/32 ,10/24,10/32,12/24 1/4-20 size. You drill the damaged hole bigger to accommodate the insert. Then using the tool you simply compress the insert in place and you now have a new threaded hole to install your hardware . Check online for hole repair metal or aluminum.
He said the audit trail can tell who's coming and going. Coming yes..... going not so sure about that. unless you need to fob out, but that sounds like it would be a fire code violation .
On an exit door your right but there is a legal way. You can use anti-passback where you have to read out to back read in. You can exit without presenting an out read but when you try to get in the door will not allow you to because your 'still inside'. People usually start to remember to read out after being locked out several times. Out of the hundreds of access control installations I have done only a couple high security installations opt for anti-passback and usually only on certain doors.
It's just a standard router. Makita, Bosch, Dewalt anyone will do. You have to use the correct size collar in the base of your router. But the jig is from a major manufacturer and specifies the type of collar and the specific size to use. Hope this helps...
The manufacture of the jig is major manufacturer in California.I will get you the exact part number. For that router jig. But there is only one. You go online or call them and specify you wanted for the HES 5000.
you don't need to put a push paddle on, you could go with a touch sensitive push bar or a lever if you don't like the paddle. I find the touch bar works best, the push paddle springs break over time and can be a bear to replace.
Good craftsmanship for the most part. However, I notice that you didn't show a shot from the outside when the job was finished. The problem is, the electric strike and latch are now accessable from the outside even when the door is closed. The strike is only partially hidden by the steel frame. See what I mean at 6:55. Unfortunately, a simple chisel & hammer carefully placed would pop this open. Of course, you could attach a steel plate to the outside door covering the strike, but then when you open the door, you are likely to catch yourself on the plate risking injury. For security reasons, electric strikes should only be used in conjunction with inward opening doors. In this scenario, it would have been better if the door was fitted with a motorised latch, rather than the strike being the moving part. At least that way, the mechanism is completely hidden.
As a Security Hardware Consultant and a Certified Professional Locksmith with over 40 years in Toronto Canada area . I was very impressed with your Professional approach to this project. Well done ,and thank you for keeping our trade respectful .
7 year old video and it is still a great tutorial. Right tool for the job.
A True Professional! Excellent!
Nice job! I spent 2 hours fixing someone's poor installation yesterday.
Very professional!! Nice job !!!
Nice work, What brand and model# is the latch guard?
Nice Job Sir..
I'm locksmith from Taiwan
love this, thank you! nothing like a router
Hi my name is Pat and I am wondering if the aluminum plate you are showing after you removed the jig.... Is that plate commercially available or does a locksmith make it on site??? If it is commercially available and if so what is the part number and where can I find it? Any help is and will be appreciated...
This been up awhile, but wanted say was a great video, nice job
Love the video and Music. Fantastic.
he drilled new holes...just a little bit to the right of the holes that were too big.....I am just the video producer but I remember that he did that....
His website is up at the description part of this video. if you email him (Rob) from the website, I am sure he will answer any questions you may have...have a great day!
Very professional presentation.
I run a business local and I am interested in subbing this part of the job out. I’ll give you a call monday. Great video!
🎶Liberty Locksmith🎵
Looking for the HES Jigs. Did you build them or is there a location to purchase?
What a professional!
Hi everyone, where can i get that plate guide he used to cut the frame and what is it called? Thank you.
Love that jingle
Whats that tool your using to widing the holes for the screws @5:50?
Great vídeo where do I get that lock if u don't mind?
Great video excellent .
He's a Pro thnk u Buddy Excelent Job well Done!!!100
Great video.
Nice jingle 🎧😎
Hey where can i get the jig?
Can you install this in a double glass door?
dat theme song tho
nice work!
what brand and model of deadlatch did you use that works with hes 5000?
Adams rite 4510 will work!
Can anyone answer a question for can you ad matlock to existing without using surface mounted electrical cables with a block wall with 3/4 inch furlirng strips with drywall.can u run power in the hat chanell
What drillbits are you using for the router? We watched this video and purchased a Porter Router 690LR (maybe we bought the wrong router?) right after, and steel cutting drill bits have been impossible to find! We've literally asked everywhere.
Any tips? Great video btw! Super helpful!
www.majormfg.com/pc-121-31-single-flute-14-down-shear-router-bit.aspx Here is the link to the drill bit...
Have used this method for years . I used what is referred to as an end mill cutter . Some are double fluted to make cutting in aluminum easier. This method does Not work on Steel doors or frames . You need a jig saw ,grinder or dremel for that .
Is he still working?
where do you get the router templates?
i like that video. thanks
Where is the power supply control panel located? I wanted to put an electric stike in our pedestrian gate and main door but cant figure out where to hide the power supply control panel. Hope you can help me. Thanks!
Generally above the drop ceilings....
Well Done.
Great Vid Sir,
Where did you get the "jig for hes" Did you fab that your self.
I think I may need one.
Google: Major MFG they have everything you need
Hi If you need this jig, I will make 3d printable design for you. Contact with me on whatsapp +923136358182
Major you can get a jig for. A 503 longer face plate for longer flip bolts. Best to order both.
thumbs up for the jingle
Thank you, Glad you liked it...
The liberty locksmith song is to sick
Tooooooooo sick
Yessss
Nice Video. Question, what are you using to lubricate the frame? I have no hits for lubrication putty.
I'm also interested in the name of that putty lube for cutting frame. Did you ever find out what it's called or where to get it?
Saw Blade Lubricant by Olson
I'm wondering the same thing as James - what is the name of the putty lube used when cutting?
Saw Blade Lubricant by Olson
Thank you, Ali. I appreciate the video and the additional information. You look like a real pro!!!
Just helping my clients with their videos...
Glad to be of service!
Ali Bei wow thank for that man
What if the frame is filled? Concrete and the works
thanks
decent job but I might suggest getting the reader wires out of the way before using the router, sometimes locksmiths do more harm by skipping steps.
ada=6# ??? it's 5#, sir !
Do they make a Jig for RCI strikes?
Denny Sensation yes they do
I need the 12 and 24 cable, where do iIbuy it? Thanks
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Ali , qestion - do you use mounting brackets ,on new installations ?
iprox door locks
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Ahh i have a new jingle to sing as im working on the job!!
Where did you get that jig from?
@ Major Manufacturing installation tools in Southern California....
Does anyone know what tool he used too cut the frame or what either tool can be used?
A router
The Professional
Of all the locksmiths I've seen on youtube, this is the first video I've come across where the tech wasn't putting on a show. Also the first video where the tech didn't have his head up his ass.
Damn and I do this with a dremel tool and a set of files...
In twice the time with twice the ugly and sharpie fixes.
Well done. The part that I was most interested in was how to repair the hole which has become bigger than the screw size (or stripped) in a metal door. The video went too swiftly for me to know the solution for it.
There is a tool kit . Sometimes called a Gripsert or threaded insert .basically it's a pop rivet tool that comes complete with a threaded insert ,they can be 8/32 ,10/24,10/32,12/24 1/4-20 size. You drill the damaged hole bigger to accommodate the insert. Then using the tool you simply compress the insert in place and you now have a new threaded hole to install your hardware . Check online for hole repair metal or aluminum.
He said the audit trail can tell who's coming and going. Coming yes..... going not so sure about that. unless you need to fob out, but that sounds like it would be a fire code violation .
On an exit door your right but there is a legal way. You can use anti-passback where you have to read out to back read in. You can exit without presenting an out read but when you try to get in the door will not allow you to because your 'still inside'. People usually start to remember to read out after being locked out several times. Out of the hundreds of access control installations I have done only a couple high security installations opt for anti-passback and usually only on certain doors.
which drill machine do you use
Where do i get the HES5000 jig? Great video BTW!!!!
It's just a standard router. Makita, Bosch, Dewalt anyone will do. You have to use the correct size collar in the base of your router. But the jig is from a major manufacturer and specifies the type of collar and the specific size to use.
Hope this helps...
The manufacture of the jig is major manufacturer in California.I will get you the exact part number. For that router jig. But there is only one. You go online or call them and specify you wanted for the HES 5000.
Any luck with that part number and Manufacture name?
The name is "Major Manufacture" in California.
www.majormfg.com/ And then scroll to installation tools. And then to aluminum frame tools. And then I scroll down to the HES 5000... Hope this helps
@ Major Manufacturing installation tools in Southern California....
Are you guys still in business?
No
what kind of lube?
Saw Blade Lubricant by Olson
Hi, does somebody knows what kind of router bit did he used?
expect a price of installation by this dude about $1000
yup. i charge 1000 to 1500 :) Locksmith LIFE! $$$$
Router looks like a PORTER CABLE 691
I wish Adams Rite could come up with a simpler variation of that paddle type piece of crap. Way too many parts to fail.
you don't need to put a push paddle on, you could go with a touch sensitive push bar or a lever if you don't like the paddle. I find the touch bar works best, the push paddle springs break over time and can be a bear to replace.
Great Video! I would like to talk with you about installing VIZpin, our Smartphone Access System, with every door strike and mag lock.
Good craftsmanship for the most part. However, I notice that you didn't show a shot from the outside when the job was finished.
The problem is, the electric strike and latch are now accessable from the outside even when the door is closed. The strike is only partially hidden by the steel frame. See what I mean at 6:55.
Unfortunately, a simple chisel & hammer carefully placed would pop this open.
Of course, you could attach a steel plate to the outside door covering the strike, but then when you open the door, you are likely to catch yourself on the plate risking injury.
For security reasons, electric strikes should only be used in conjunction with inward opening doors.
In this scenario, it would have been better if the door was fitted with a motorised latch, rather than the strike being the moving part. At least that way, the mechanism is completely hidden.
how much the cost to install electric strike
6:39 why not hit that aluminum edge with a sharpie? You already do such a good job, details set you apart
My boss wants me to do 34 off tham
I do this with a grinder and when I can find my file I’ll use that too. Also have no template.........😔
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