· Step 3 : Drilling The Handle In
Place the latch on the side of the door where your pencil mark is and using your pencil, mark through the hole in the latch where the handle goes and put a mark on the door. This is where you will drill the hole for your handle. Place the drill bit on the marked line and drill through until the tip of the drill bit just starts to protrude out of the other side of the door. Now drill through the other side where the small hole is to join the two holes together. You should now have a hole for the handle.
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Step 4 : Installing The Handle
Place the latch back in the door and fix with the screws provided. Now put the handle in through the side of the latch and tighten (this particular handle uses an Allen key to tighten). Repeat this for the other side. Using your small drill bit, pre-drill the holes for the handle and then fasten the handle to the door with the screws provided. Repeat for the other side. If you have any covers for the handle, then put these on.
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Step 5 : The Latch Plate
Now it’s time to fit the latch plate. Close the door and mark the position of the latch with your pencil on the frame. Place your square on the back edge of the door as shown and mark the depth on your square. Now place the square on the edge of the frame as shown and mark the depth of the latch plate. Place the latch in position and draw around the outside of it with your pencil. Using your chisel, chase out the timber so that your latch plate sits flush with the frame. Place the latch plate in place and mark the screw holes with your pencil. Using your small drill bit, pre-drill the screw holes in your frame. Now screw the latch plate in place. Mark out the middle of the latch plate where your latch goes into the frame, remove the plate again and chisel out. You might need a smaller chisel for this. Screw the latch plate back on and test. You should now have a working handle and latch.
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