Porter-Cable 59375 Handleiding

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STRIKE AND LATCH TEMPLATE

GABARIT DE GÂCHE ET LOQUET

PLANTILLA PARA CERROJO Y ENCASTRE DEL CERROJO

The Porter-Cable 59375 Strike and Latch

Template will help your router create strike

and latch mortises for your doors and door

frames. The following instructions assume:

1. Door is the proper size for door frame

2. Door is pre-drilled for the doorknob and

bolt hardware that is sold separately

SIZING THE TEMPLATE WINDOW

The template can be used to create strike and

latch plate mortises for the following standard

sizes:

1. 1” wide and 2-¼” tall.For this size, use

the top window with both inserts (A and

B) oriented as shown.Fig. 1

2. 1-1/8” wide and 2-¼” tall. For this size,

use the top window with insert (A) Fig.

1removed and insert (B) oriented as

shown in Fig. 2.

NOTE:For these fi rst two sizes, the corre-

sponding strike plate template is formed by

removing insert (B) Fig. 1 and 2.

3. 1-1/8” wide and 2-¾” tall.For this size,

use the bottom window with short insert

(C) in place.Fig. 3

NOTE: On this size, the standard cor-

responding strike plate is T-shaped. The

proper template for this T-shaped mortise is

created by removing the short insert (C).

NOTE: To allow clearance for router bit

guide bearing, template guide windows are

1/8" larger than actual strike or latch plate

size.

DOOR THICKNESS STOPS

Once the template window is sized, move

peg (D) to proper door thickness stop Fig. 4

(E). (Stops are included for doors 1-3/8” to

2-1/2” thick). Insert and twist peg clockwise

to lock. Repeat for other end.

NOTE: Two extra pegs are included.

SETTING THE BIT DEPTH

Make sure router is discon-

nected from power supply.

Read your router’s instruction

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INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCCIONES

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LA PUERTA ABRE ESTA MANERA

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LA PUERTA ABRE ESTA MANERA

manual before installing the bit.

Install included bit, turn router upside down and place template and

strike plate (or latch plate) on top of the sub-base as shown in Fig. 5.

Adjust the bit so it is fl ush with plate.

NOTE:Bit included is ½" cutting diameter with 5/8" diameter bearing.

(Recommended replacement bit is Porter-Cable model 43671PC.)

NOTE: If you need to cut a latch and strike plate mortise for the same

door, we suggest you start with the latch plate mortise. If you are only

cutting a strike plate mortise, proceed toCENTERING THE TEMPLATE

ON DOOR FRAME.

CENTERING THE TEMPLATE OVER BOLT HOLE

Mark a center line (F) across the door’s pre-drilled bolt hole as Fig. 6

shown. Align the center lines of the template (G) with line (F). Fig. 6

NOTE: Be sure template is oriented with door thickness pegs resting on

the side of the door that opens into the room.

With door thickness pegs snug against the door, nail template fi rmly in

place at holes (H) using supplied three-penny double-headed nails.Fig. 6

ROUTING THE LATCH PLATE MORTISE

Read your router’s instruction manual before making the cut.

Be sure door is secured and will not move while cut is made.

Rout the latch plate mortise into the door. Start router slowly into the

wood and gradually guide the router bit’s bearing around the template

clockwise until proper mortise is cut.

REMOVING THE TEMPLATE

Use a claw hammer to carefully pull out nails and remove template from

door.

NOTE: If single-headed replacement nails are used, insert claw hammer

under the lip (J) that extends off the end of the template to raise Fig. 7

nail head above template. Then insert claw under the nail head (K) Fig. 8

and carefully remove nail.

NOTE: For square-cornered latch plates, chisel corners to fi t plate. (Fig.

9)

Figure 10 illustrates a fi nished latch plate mortise.

Install latch plate and door knob/bolt to door.

CENTERING THE TEMPLATE ON DOOR FRAME

Move door to frame and make marks (L) at the top and bottom Fig. 11

of bolt (M). Find the center (N) between marks (L) and transfer this center

line to the door frame (O) where the strike plate will be installed.Fig. 12

Be sure the bit depth is set properly for the strike plate. (See SETTING

THE BIT DEPTH).

Align template center lines (P) to the center line (O) on door frame Fig. 12

and nail in place at holes (Q).

NOTE:For standard strike plates, remove the template’s forward insert

(B) Fig. 1before making the cut. For T-shaped strike plates, remove in-

sert (C) before making the cut.Fig. 3

NOTE:Be sure template is aligned so the pins are resting against the

face of the frame where you made marks (L) . Be sure the Porter-Fig. 11

Cable logo side is oriented into the room where the door opens.

ROUTING THE STRIKE PLATE MORTISE

Read your router’s instruction manual before making the cut.

Rout the strike plate mortise into door frame . Start router (S) Fig. 12

slowly into the wood and gradually guide the router bit’s bearing around

the template clockwise until all material is removed.

REMOVING THE TEMPLATE

Use claw hammer to carefully pull nails and remove template from frame.

NOTE: If single-headed replacement nails are used, insert claw hammer

under the lip (J) that extends off the end of the template to raise Fig. 7

nail head above template. Then insert claw under the nail head (K)Fig. 8

and carefully remove nail.

NOTE: For square-corner strike plates, chisel corners to fi t plate. (Fig. 9)

Figure 13illustrates a fi nished mortise for a standard strike plate. Figure

14 illustrates a fi nished mortise for a T-shaped strike plate.

COMPLETING THE TASK

Install the strike plate onto door frame following the plate manufacturer’s

directions.

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