Dewalt Accessories D180004 Door Lock Install Kit 4 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES D180004 is a door lock installation kit designed for carpenters, finish carpenters, and general contractors who need consistent, accurate results when installing cylindrical door locksets. The kit uses a C-clamp design that secures to the door edge without tools and without marring the door surface. An alignment window and taller bushings work together to ensure correct height placement and straight, on-center drilling. Two adjustable bushings accept both standard backsets and accommodate common door thicknesses, reducing the need to swap hardware between jobs. Sold as a pack of 4.

This kit is suited for residential and light commercial door hardware installation, including interior and exterior pre-hung and existing doors. The adjustable bushing system makes it practical for high-volume work where multiple doors of varying thickness and backset configurations are encountered in a single job. The tool-free clamping mechanism speeds up setup and breakdown between holes, which benefits production-pace installation work.

Key Features

• C-clamp design clamps to door edge without tools and without surface damage
• Alignment window ensures accurate height placement for lockset bore
• Taller bushings promote straight, plumb drilling through the door face
• Two adjustable bushings accept both standard backsets and common door thicknesses
• Pack of 4 kits supports multi-door or multi-crew applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style jig replacement for use with standard cylindrical door lockset installation on common residential and light commercial door thicknesses and backset configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation of door locksets is typically performed by carpenters or general contractors. Before drilling, confirm the door is properly hung and secured in the open position to prevent movement during boring. Follow the lockset manufacturer's template dimensions and verify backset selection before tightening the jig. Observe all applicable local building codes for door hardware requirements.