What is the distance from the centerline of the lock cylinder to the screwhole at the bottom of the handle? I'm trying to replace an existing handle.
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I threw away the instructions, but I do remember the bottom mount had around an inch of adjustment to accommodate prior holes.
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Yes, the lock mechanism is approximately 1.25" up from the bottom screw hole.
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The rod without handle and/or any attachments is 33 1/8. I did not include in measurement the threads (3/8 inch) that screw into the handle.
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I suspect the answer to this question will be difficult to ascertain. I replaced an existing Kwikset handle set and thought that it would be safe because Baldwin and Kwikset and now both owned by Black and Decker (IMO the lower end Baldwin sets are now more like high end Kwikset ... still way nicer than the Kwikset and Schlage I've owned in the past). Still, the hole for the bottom handle (the small one where the bottom of the handle meets the door) did not line up and I still haven't been able to work out a solution. It is not a big deal because it is mostly just aesthetic and if I can find the right machine screw I can fix it, just haven't been able to yet. The previous owners had also never installed a deadbolt so I measured and drilled for that separately. If I already had a door drilled for a deadbolt I probably would have gone with a handle set that had a separate dead bolt. All that said, if this is the set your really want, Amazon does have great customer service and a pretty liberal return policy so if it did not fit you could return with little difficulty. The handle set is very nice otherwise and I am quite pleased, although I saw some disturbing Youtube videos of fishtail attacks that were possible against these kind of SmartKey locks. I might not have bought them had I already seen those, but I had already bought and installed Baldwin SmartKey locks for the whole house before I did. They are still really nice locks and I do really like the ease of re-keying and fact that I was able to make all locks work off the same key without a locksmith so I guess you have to weigh those factors. Here are some rough measurements I took from my door if these help at all: Center Dead Bolt Cylinder to Center Handle Cylinder: 5.5" Center Handle Cylinder to Center Bottom Handle: 8.25"
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I'm not sure exactly what you are describing but it seems not to be a carpenter problem but rather a mechanical problem that appears the "set screw" are not tightened down on the handle rod. Perhaps more info would help me to understand your problem better. I still have my old lock set to use as a model. My new one is still working great!
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About 1 inch. I had to trim the edges because my handle was a little bigger and it tightened up perfectly.
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I just measured a lever that I had loose. I tightened the screw all the way down to stop. The smallest the clamp will pull down is about .850-.860" which is about 21.84mm. On the wide side you can stretch it open to about .890" which is about 22.6mm. At those extreme dimensions the hole is no longer round. It was kinda sketchy going that tight, you might induce unwanted stress into the aluminum clamp that could fracture later when in use. It might work ok on an alloy bar within those dimensions but might pinch and crack carbon.
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I don't know. The end of the handle where it screws in is 3/4 inches across. I hope this is helpful.
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I can only answer that this lock fit the old holes from our very old handle. I believe it was only two holes but it was a nice fit to the door. I really love this handset and I use the security lock more than the door handle lock. It is very rich looking and we live in a condo where the door serves 4 units. Our unit is seven steps up from the front door and it's the first thing a person sees upon entering. It's a good buy and you will be pleased with it. Hope this helps you out. Barbara
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I just complete changed this lock and have the old screws from the trim plate. I will give them to you. My e-mail is sprout065@aol.com.
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I am not fluent in hardware speak, so I just took my screw to our local hardware store and told the man how much too long the screw was and he got me what I needed. Sorry I can't be more specific. I do love my cabinet handles!
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I'm not sure. I think it would be wise to take the handle to a hardware store and try to measure it with the store's stock of handles.
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I drilled a hole in the flat spot on the handle next to the broad head wrench. It makes it where you can use one lock and it's a little bit more secure than the two provided holes.
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In my sink, the center of the handle (or should I say, the circle at the base of the handle) is three inches from the rear wall. That leaves a little over an inch from the handle to the back wall.
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It is an exact fit of 64mm. It is equalvilant to 2.5 inch. My handle fit but the screws were to long so i used a few small washers.
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I am not sure. I bought this to replace the old handle so I could lock the tailgate
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Let me see if I understand, the standard backset for door locks is 2 3/8" or 2 3/4". Are you saying that your hole backset is 5 inches?