American Saw Mfg Co 2060082 Hole Saw Door Lock Kit

Product Description

The AMERICAN SAW MFG CO 2060082 is a bi-metal hole saw door lock installation kit designed for installing door locksets in both wood and metal doors. The kit includes a 1-inch bi-metal hole saw, a 2-1/8-inch bi-metal hole saw, an arbor, an arbor adapter, two adjustable bushings, and a drill guide. Taller bushings provide accurate height placement and straight drilling alignment, while the adjustable bushings accommodate both standard backsets and varying door thicknesses. A C-clamp design allows tool-free clamping during setup. Licensed locksmiths, carpenters, and general contractors typically use this kit for new lockset installations and door hardware replacements.

This kit is suited for residential and light commercial door lock installations. It handles the two most common hole sizes required for standard cylindrical locksets: a 2-1/8-inch cross-bore through the door face and a 1-inch latch-bore through the door edge. The adjustable bushing system accommodates both 2-3/8-inch and 2-3/4-inch backset configurations, making it a practical single-kit solution across a range of standard door hardware applications on wood and metal door slabs.

Key Features

• Includes 1-inch and 2-1/8-inch bi-metal hole saws covering standard cylindrical lockset bore requirements
• Adjustable bushings accept both standard backsets and door thickness variations
• Alignment window and taller bushings promote accurate height placement and straight drilling
• C-clamp design enables tool-free clamping for faster door-edge setup
• Compatible with both wood and metal door slabs
• Kit includes arbor and arbor adapter for complete out-of-box use

Compatibility

Designed for use on both wood and metal doors requiring standard cylindrical lockset bore dimensions. Adjustable bushings accommodate standard backset and door thickness configurations typical of residential and light commercial door hardware installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, locksmiths, or general contractors using a standard power drill. Secure the C-clamp guide firmly to the door edge before drilling to prevent movement and ensure a straight bore. Always wear appropriate eye protection and secure the door in place before beginning any drilling operation. Follow door hardware manufacturer specifications for backset measurement before setting bushing position.