Major HIT-23 Backset Re-Drill Guide

Major Mfg Co Inc HIT-23 Backset Re-Drill Guide is an indispensable tool for locksmiths looking to enhance their efficiency and precision. This versatile guide allows users to easily "move over" an existing 2-3/8" backset hole to a 2-3/4" configuration, or vice versa, making it perfect for correcting mis-drilled holes. The HIT-23 attaches securely by screwing into the existing latch faceplate mortise, providing a stable and reliable platform for drilling. Once in place, a standard hole saw (not included) can be guided through the HIT-23 to accurately correct the bore, ensuring a seamless installation process. To further protect the integrity of the guide, the HIT-23 comes with a drill blank designed to replace the hole saw pilot bit. This feature minimizes wear on the guide holes, extending the tool's lifespan and maintaining its performance through frequent use. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a knowledgeable homeowner tackling a DIY project, the Major HIT-23 ensures that your backset adjustments are both precise and efficient. With its robust construction and user-friendly design, this backset guide is a must-have addition to any locksmith's toolkit, promising to deliver reliability and accuracy in every application.

Backset Re-Drill Guide

• A must-have tool for all locksmiths.
• Used to "move over" an existing 2-3/8" backset hole to 2-3/4" or 2-3/4" to 2-3/8" or to correct a mis-drilled hole.
• The HIT-23 attaches by screwing into the existing latch faceplate mortise.
• A standard hole saw (not supplied) can then be guided to correct the bore.
• The HIT-23 is supplied with a drill blank to replace the hole saw pilot bit to reduce wear on the guide holes.

Features

• The HIT-23 is supplied with a drill blank to replace the hole saw pilot bit to reduce wear on the guide holes.
• The HIT-23 attaches by screwing into the existing latch faceplate mortise.
• A must-have tool for all locksmiths.
• A standard hole saw (not supplied) can then be guided to correct the bore.
• Used to "move over" an existing 2-3/8" backset hole to 2-3/4" or 2-3/4" to 2-3/8" or to correct a mis-drilled hole.