I am glad you were able to find the exact information that you required - Rich

I'm grateful. The installation instructions for the CL12 may not be very straightforward to many people. If you feel so inclined you can leave a Google review as seen here: goo.gl/maps/qxDhi9JexgB35hUY8 Your 5 star feedback would be valuable to me. - Rich

Do you need any additional assistance? Rich

All set? Rich

Here it is: absupply.net/international-closers-3010-jo-slide-blk-jo-type-offset-top-arm-assembly-slide-block-only.aspx Rich

I am sure you are not - Rich

My pleasure - Rich

My suggestion is that you can likely have it picked open by a locksmith but because obtaining the key blank maybe next to impossible I would simply suggest purchasing a new unit. We keep them in stock and can be seen here: absupply.net/pro-lok-epl-106-al-6x1-18-patio-door-lock-keyed-large-rectangle-aluminum.aspx

A repolacement is likely the easiest thing at this point. Rich

Glad to help. Thank you for watching. Rich

True - without much weight and if the shelf is not the full width, the Knape & Vogt will "wobble" a little bit. Consider adding on or more of the accessories as seen on page 72 here: s3.amazonaws.com/s3-absupply-net/pdf/knapev_cabinet_hardware_catalog.pdf

@absupplynet so is a 10 inch shelf for a 10 inch bracket or do I need a 9-inch bracket to make it snug?

@@conman20000 a 10" bracket typically takes a 10" deep shelf, but you will likely find the actual shelf depth to not be ideal. Measure your bracket and make/order/install the best depth shelves.

I am glad the video helped explain indenpendently hung floor closers - Rich

My pleasure and thank you very much - I wouldn't say that I'm a low voltage expert but in this case i've shared what I do feel comfortable under as my understanding goes when it comes to double pole double throw door position switches - Rich

Let it be known that “where there is a will, there is a way” and with even a reasonable amount of determination the unexpected can and does happen. I've often suggested to clients that they consider creating shims for this exact purpose and you're the first person to report back that they had great success.* If anyone does need shims I would be able to easily make them on my CNC and would be happy to quote a cost to supply them. [email protected] For the rest that might find it difficult to create shins we do still say have some inventory of the conversion extrusion as seen here: absupply.net/searchfast.aspx?KeyWords=conversion+extrusion I'd love to see photographs if you don't mind. I have also considered the concept of simply adding a self adhesive pile to the back of the non barbed side of the modern curved in style weather stripping to take the same place as the shim does.

@@absupplynet KZbin is not allowing me to provide you a link to my dropbox where I uploaded some pictures. If you give me an email address, I can send them to you.

@@gabrewer55 [email protected]

If your position is that most doors with the most expensive or cheapest locks, or with our without latch guards can still be kicked in, defeated or bypassed? If yes, quite true. The common logic is "locks keep honest people honest". I can tell you from actual experience items like the Don-Jo ILP latch protected are known to be a effective deterrent to break in and other means of destruction or non-destructive bypass and if is the non-destructive types of bypass that the Don-Jo ILP is meant to thwart. It is effective and I know of what I speak regarding this hardware - Rich

It looks like someone can still get in. I moved to Arizona from Alabama, and Arizona’s crimes are off the charts. These people will get in anything. I live in a gated community and the thieves make their way into here too. It looks like since the screws isn’t on the inside of the door frame but on the outside, it is easier to pry open.

I do appreciate your response and reassurance of the safety . I live in a very safe neighborhood fortunately. Tucson has more crime than the rest of the country combined as far as I can see. I moved here due to my job. I’m originally from Alabama where people don’t pry into your house unless they are beyond stupid. Out here, there people will break into a bank vault if they get close to it. Yes, I do get scared sometimes and I am looking for more ways to stay safer.

Showed spoecifically what exactly? Rich

@@absupplynet Like actually doing it and showing the steps instead of talking about it. It helps and you clarified a few things for me, but an example of everything would be more helpful in my opinion.

@travisw7666 I will do it. After having reviewed the installation instructions, is there a specific step I should be sure to be especially clear about? Rich

@@absupplynet Nothing in particular. I just wanna make sure what I did was correct

Awesome - Glad this video helped provide the security - Rich

Glad this video helped provide the "missing" information from the manufacturers installation instructions - Rich

Glad you like them!

Thank you - Do you use Major tools? Rich

@@absupplynet I do not. I’d love to use this template for aluminum storefront frames but I’ll have to invest in a router first haha. I’ve been installing the Adam’s rite steel hawks instead but seem to have issues down the road with them. I have installed a few electric strikes on storefront frames and prepped without a template….takes a lot of time and it’s hard to get everything lined up perfectly. This template would definitely help.

@@garretthigginbotham6122 What issues are you having with the steelhawk?

@@absupplynet getting the strike plate to line up with the latch. Even when I’d think the strike plate is perfect, I’d have to modify the strike. And sometimes the latch would be sitting perfectly but there was still binding when trying to open. Also, Ive had issues with the push paddle, specifically the cam disk coming loose and not engaging properly. Also if the door gap is less than 1/8”, the door will rub on the strike plate.

The AD22 fits Ansul Sentry 2-1/2 lb & 5 lb Coarse Thread (Small Valve). Use the AD22 for these size extinguishers unless you have th Ansul A02S, A02SVB. If you have the Ansul A02S, A02SVB. For these two models use the AD38.

Here is my demonstration: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKWsg4qqe76lfqc Rich

Thank you - I will need to "roll" those compressors this morning to move them out of the way making way to pull additional circuits off the electric panel (additional circuits for the CNC installation for dust collection and a relay board for the shopbot). Rich

I figured it out, took my small snips and trimmed a little bit off the open end of the circular pad. Went on much easier but still hugs the screw head

Super easy. Whose exit device are you using? Rich

@@absupplynet After researching a little deeper, I need part# 72062. Thanks for the enlightening video. Same double latch pushbar that I installed.

@@SuperEddietv Who makes the 78062 strike?

@@absupplynet 72062. Phone glitch with sweaty hands...lol

Thank you for watching - Rich

Thank you for watching the video - Rich

Thank you for watching - Rich

Do you need help opening thi cylinder? Rich

@@absupplynetI got it my lock was locked but the cylinder was missing I messed around with it and realized that you can take a butter knife to mimic the cylinder

@@NevynBagel I can sell you a cylinder with far better security to replace that Ultra unit. Pleae let me know if interested. Rich

Thank you sir - Rich

Zero redeeming value? Rich

False. We all here can assist any client with matters regarding lock installation tools. Who did you speak to, when did you call, what question did you ask. I will be in to work at 10am EST today. Call me directly - Rich 773-809-3667

1 - day later. No call from you. Call me directly - Rich 773-809-3667

2 - days later. No call from you. Call me directly. I am happy to discuss this lock installation tool - Rich 773-809-3667

3 - days later. Still no call from you. Call me directly or how about an email: [email protected]. I am happy to discuss this lock installation tool - Rich 773-809-366

4 - days later and nothing. It is Saturday, feel free to call - Rich 773-809-366

While I have never personally done this, we have in the wood shop done this. Typical, easy and it works. Rich

Sorry, no - not to my knowledge - Rich

Thanks - I am forever thinking about bogger and better, but not yet sufficiently inspired. Rich

Instructions are here: absupply.net/bommer-7813-652-horizontal-spring-pivot-with-floor-plate-medium-duty-non-hold-open-steel-trim-satin-chrome-plated-31041.aspx

What specifically are you wanting to learn about the 700x28? Rich

I will make a demo and add a link here when done.

@@absupplynet Great thank you!

Glad this helped. Which deadbolt was giving you this trouble? Rich

Thank you - I am glad this video helped - Rich

Here is a link: absupply.net/searchfast.aspx?KeyWords=1224+asi

Glad it helped - Rich

I think the ?Ultra 96965 is only adaptable to sliding doors - Rich

No - the Ultra Hardware 44253 Lever Lockset was for 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" thick doors only according to the manufacturer. ABsupply can supply you with lever locksets for thicker, such as 2", metal doors.

@@absupplynet Thanks for the reply. Can you point me to the right direction to the model that works with the 2' metal door..

@@EleanaOre Sure can - this is something we stock. Happy to enter your order. Send us an email with this request to [email protected] and we will send the cost and payment link.

Awesome. That is a great anecdote you have shared and I too enjoy understanding how hardware impacts our everyday lives without even realising it. Rich

Is the a particular question I can help answer? Rich