@brdlyrck78 - put some paint on the end of your deadbolt, close the door and attempt to lock it. If you haven't yet drilled the hole in the door jam, you won't be able to lock the door, but there will be a paint mark exactly where you need to drill. Good luck!
So many 'experts" seem to forget one thing: the weakest parts of the door structure are the tiny screws on the strike plate(s) and the DOOR HINGES. It's fairly easy for the average-sized burglar to kick in a deadbolted door- the metal bolt simply shatters the lightweight wood of the door jamb when kicked in. Also, the door can be kicked in or pried loose from the hinge side. Drive LONG SCREWS (at least 2 1/2") into the strikeplate and hinges to penetrate the door studs and secure the door.
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why does deadlocks are called this way. I mean what is "dead" really here.?
ronaldvanbell 3 months ago
I got the key code to that house! It's 51975.
andrewfoumia 5 months ago
Hope I can do the same for my steel door!
pacopup 7 months ago
Good except for one thing. The most difficult part I had was lining up the deadbolt with the door jam strike plate. He didn't talk much about that.
brdlyrck78 7 months ago
@brdlyrck78 - put some paint on the end of your deadbolt, close the door and attempt to lock it. If you haven't yet drilled the hole in the door jam, you won't be able to lock the door, but there will be a paint mark exactly where you need to drill. Good luck!
ioiom63 6 months ago 2
1:22 For Chisel my nizzle
jonamino 8 months ago
lol 1 person works for home depot XD
DarkDemonWolf76 8 months ago
Best video out there. Thanks heaps.
iiikrew 8 months ago
Thanx thanx thanx, it's so helpful, I had no idea on how to do this...
perez74u 9 months ago
thanx it is fantastic video
EATAPIAG 1 year ago
awsome!
TbRemiX 1 year ago
Kool advertisement
strausssecurity 1 year ago
kool man!!!
strausssecurity 1 year ago
That door seems to be an wood metal clad door...usually the wood is just compressed wood. You really do get what you pay for! lol
SpawnSF2008 1 year ago
5:23, lol I know Mike's code for his house now
TheMassAnnoyance 1 year ago
@TheMassAnnoyance No you don't thats his programming code, not the entry code.
videogamer24385 1 year ago
@videogamer24385 Captain obvious strikes again...
TheMassAnnoyance 1 year ago
@TheMassAnnoyance You obviously did not since you made a folly comment as so.
videogamer24385 1 year ago
@videogamer24385 Oh, fantastic, I see what You did there. Well done. I'm sure Your sense of humor pulls all the girls.
TheMassAnnoyance 1 year ago
@videogamer24385 That was sarcasm btw. I wasn't going to point it out but You don't seem too familiar with it so...
TheMassAnnoyance 1 year ago
You are gonna use that little strike plate?! Shoot, why even have a deadbolt.
TheGrayman1234 1 year ago
why does he have to wear that stupid vest.
sndd0138 1 year ago 2
So many 'experts" seem to forget one thing: the weakest parts of the door structure are the tiny screws on the strike plate(s) and the DOOR HINGES. It's fairly easy for the average-sized burglar to kick in a deadbolted door- the metal bolt simply shatters the lightweight wood of the door jamb when kicked in. Also, the door can be kicked in or pried loose from the hinge side. Drive LONG SCREWS (at least 2 1/2") into the strikeplate and hinges to penetrate the door studs and secure the door.
sprintracr11 2 years ago
@sprintracr11
good point!
thanks
tboy1414 1 year ago
how long does this usually take?
sndd0138 2 years ago
I say about a half hour maybe for just a simple analogue one
Thegamer5150 2 years ago
took me an hour with boaring the holes - i also installed two deadbolts - this are getting rought out there! :) Oh AND BUY THE TEMPLATE!
PeakedEarth 1 year ago
It would be nice if Lowe's would carry Grade 1 locks, the Grade 2 are not really strong enough.
blueghist 3 years ago