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Rotary tool bit used in this video - amzn.to/43uUysJ
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Date of upload: Jul 15, 2023 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Great. Now can you please come to my house and do this π
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You are such a life safer. I have been worried for last 2 days the simple common sense to lift the door worked the trick for me. Million thanks!
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Thank u so much that's the best advice yet I seen on tube for doors that don't shut.
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Thanks mate. All useful and sensible.
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Great thumbnail photo!
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Noticed my voltage is still low at the door bell chime where I have pro power kit hooked up. Does it take a while for the lil battery to charge up to build back up the voltage.
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Iβm at a newly constructed property and have dealt with this with probably half the units. I bought the Milwaukee m12 die grinder and those rotary bits are worth their weight in gold!
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I had to grind down the latch in an exterior fire code door that divides the kitchen/garage. Because exterior doors have steel frames, they're trickier to adjust, and messing with the hinges usually isn't an option. I've learned to hate doors over the years, you'd think by now someone would've figured something out beyond the 3 hinge standard door, but over time doors are something that haven't evolved much. That being said, grinding down the bottom of the latch usually does the trick.
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Great video !!! thanks
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Thanks for the bit link. I just ordered two. Sucks you can't make your normal in unit videos anymore.
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That was a good job ππππππππ₯π₯π₯π₯π₯
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I wonder how many times you can use that rotary bit on the metal strike plates before it dulls out?
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If you were to move the striker plate as mentioned at 2:35 , how would you fill up the old screw hole that will be very close to the new adjusted screw hole?
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Do you do product reviews? Like for this video, have you ever used that product called Screw it again or that product that is like a rough aluminum foil you stick in a hole?
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I have the fast cap knuckle bender. Its kinda hard to remember how the door moves when you tweak the hinges on door or the other ones on the hinge itself...i usually just use my die grinder and bit to shave down like you did, or if latch wont reach strike plate i add a second strike plateπ
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If the 4 inch screw doesnβt work I usually just get a longer screw. Works every time.
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I've got one. What if the door latched before, then I took the entire door knob mechanism apart to lubricate it, then upon putting it all back together, the door will not latch now? It's like I need (or lost) about 1/8 of length on the bolt, to pass further through the striker plate, to catch. It caught before, why not now? What am I missing?
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Couldn't you use an electric screw driver with that bit to grind it down?
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My door latches, but you always got to make sure it locks
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@PMichaels
4 months ago
Thank for this! I have two doors like this in my house and they were driving me nuts. A quick grind down and they work perfectly. I appreciate you! ππΌ
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