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How to Install an 800 lb Super Lock on Any Door
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2023
- 4 Super Locks, installed on 4 doors, each with its own uniques challenges. Double or triple your home security with one or more of these simple to install locks. Opens and closes in seconds. This is an honest review, I paid for all the materials shown in this video with my own money.
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WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. Have fun, but always think ahead, and remember that every project you try is at YOUR OWN RISK.
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This is such a great video and series I had to subscribe as a thank you. I like how you got right to it, without music or a lot of talk and that you showed different alternatives and pro tips. You're very clever. Thank you for posting.
You're welcome, appreciate the feedback...
I DONT WORRY WHEN IM HOME TO LOCK THE DOOR. I WILL KEEP THEM OUT IF IM HOME. I NEED A GOOD LOCK WHEN IM NOT AT HOME
Maybe some security cameras?
Will probably need to replace your short screws that hold the hinges for the doors in your house. Those are really short too.
I've upgraded to 3-4 inch screws not the shorter ones that come in the kit.
Why use screws .... use silicone it will be ok...
Thank you so much for all the help. Keeping my 5yr old nephew from displaying his Ninja skills !haha
Anytime, keep things safe out there!
I have 3 of those in my front door frame. I have a brand new knob from schlage to replace an old crappy one I had. Got a reinforced strikeplate for the kob that's about 3x the length, replaced all the door hinge screws with 3 inch wood screws, and even use a stick one of those security bars under the door knob. Why? Because the more obstacles you give the bad guy the more likely it is he will give up. I have all the windows double blocked too with wedges and sticky things that make it impossible to push em up from the outside. Got cameras all around the house. Blackout curtains all around the house. I don't even live in a bad neighborhood or bad country. I live in the middle of nowhere but you know that one bad guy shows up in the middle of nowhere the cops aint showing up for 30 minutes and if he can't get in then I don't have to shoot him and get arrested!
Sounds like your prepared and have thought this all through, thanks for sharing Johnny.
Great video
Thanks, they're still holding strong. Installing these locks propoerly is the key.
Thank you 😊
You're welcome. Be safe!
Use the correct size vix bit instead of the center punch. Fit the chamfer on the hinge hole a the proper size pilot hole.
okay, thanks for the suggestion.
@@MakeItorBreakItNow
I have an older expensive set, found a cheaper set at Harbor, there’s an Allen set screw to replace the drill bit or set a deeper depth.
Is the glass next to the door some kind of super impervious unbreakable glass?
It's triple pane. So not extremely easy to break as are most windows. I guess with enough motivation you could use a chainsaw and just make your way through a wall. Most thieves, even enraged people don't want to draw too much outside attention...
Yeah. This will work. It's not like you can pop a window out and stick your hand in and open the door 🤦♂️
There's always another way... nothing is 100 secure...
An untrained adult human can kick with 1000lbs of force.
DO they come in stainless steel ???
They're all steel, true stainless though, not sure...
@@MakeItorBreakItNow Thanks
What brand of deadbolt would you recommend?
I prefer deadbolts with key locks on both sides. Here's one that is highly rated: amzn.to/3neTKZF
What about upvc doors and frames
Interesting. This migh work, it depends on how strong the base material is.
I would place it lower on my door closer to the point they kick at.
That would work, or you could have two, one towards the top and the other you mentioned where most people would kick...
So these are useless to lock the door from outside?
Probably. What are you trying to keep in?
@@MakeItorBreakItNow I think what this person means is that they are not added protection for when you're leaving the house since you can't activate/engage them from the other side of your door. They are only good for when you are inside your home, which no one is denying is not a good thing in & of itself. But it would be nice to be able to engage them when you leave the house as well. Still overall, this is added protection so thank you for the information!!
5:16 Help please ! I have a front and back door that its sode light is a mini french door.. i need to add for my toddlers but im unsure what the door is made of for sure not wood metal outside forsure.. the kids magnets stick to it.. lol...and mostly that it wont ruin it and or break through the glass area.. so i dont have a door frame to attach it too.. its door to mini door.. any advice ?
I made this video that might help: czcams.com/video/DixELCmFrbQ/video.html
To be honest, based on the radius of the door swing, I don't think you needed to cut into the frame for the fourth install. But hey, you did, and now we know how it went. 😁
I needed to do this, wish my install didn't require cutting in to the frame.
Über-safety😊
yup, thanks for noticing.
What about a good travel lock?
Here's a video for that: czcams.com/video/_a10de6G1kI/video.html
But, you do not have to drill deep. Just enough to start the screw. I never, ever drill the depth of the screw, The power drill will do the rest.
Thanks for the suggestion, very helpful.
use a impact driver instead of a drill for those screws
That would help, thanks.
Too bad my old house has totally off door frames, I'd need to cut out all the frames.......
I had to do it with my wooden front door, it can be done...
Nice video! Sadly not for every door. Only for those that open to the inside.
That's true! But there's other ways to secure doors that open out...
Ummm, an 800 lb super lock on a door with glass windows might not be a real effective deterrent for people who can break glass, reach in, and open your door.
True, then again why go through a door when you can break a standard window. It's good to have multilayers of security.
Except you can open that with a milk jug
not if installed correctly, stay tuned for a future counter milk jug video, coming soon.
Is this true or a joke ?
@@GrimzReapr
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Can't use it from the outside. Useless.
There's other options for the outside...
This is garbage. You hit the door a few times and it will bend.
Interesting, that's not my experience...
@@MakeItorBreakItNow It's aluminum. If you can get ones made out of steel, that would be a big difference.
He’s trying to make shit harder than what it is
It's pointless to put them on doors that have windows on them.
okay, maybe. Windows are usually easier to break in anyway, not doors. Many new doors have 3 or 4 panes of glass and aren't as easy to crack without drawing attention. My neighbors and I get along, so we cover for each other if we hear something funny...
Perhaps you should just buy a Milwaukee or Dewalt drill
Maybe so...