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General| Brand | Endura |
|---|---|
| Model | TRILENNIUM Series |
| Category | Power Tool Accessories |
| Language | English |
Configure router turret stops for specific bit positions and depths.
Adjust router stop nuts to their maximum height for vertical alignment.
Secure the door panel with hinge edge facing downward.
Locate and mark the precise centerline for the crossbore.
Place stops per door size and install template on the stile edge.
Align template marks with crossbore center and secure rails with twist bolts and clamps.
Select the correct crossbore diameter based on handle set style.
Drill two crossbores halfway from each side for a smooth finish.
Drill the 1/2" mounting screw hole, halfway from each side.
Insert and securely tighten the appropriate router bit into the collet.
Place router on template rails and adjust turn knobs to center it.
Set the router's plunge depth stop to 1/2" for the stroke.
Route the faceplate slot by traveling the entire distance between stops.
Verify the routed channel fits the lock I-beam flush with the stile.
Set the 13/16" router bit projection for the 3/8" to 7/16" depth.
Use the yellow stop position to plunge the router to a 2" depth.
Place six bridges in yellow positions on template rails for 3000/3070 locks.
Install two bridges for mortise lock and auxiliary locks per yellow positions.
Route sections between installed bridges, following depth and caution notes.
Adjust the router stop turret to the red position for the new depth.
Move all six bridges to the new red positions on the template rails.
Mount router and create three pockets to a depth of 3-1/4".
Slide template to align crossbore centerline with score marks for upper lock routing.
Perform 1-1/2", 2", and 3-1/4" deep routes for upper auxiliary locks.
Clean channels and place lock face up, ensuring flush fit with the stile.
Pilot drill and install mounting screws, ensuring flush screw heads.
Verify lock and handle operation using actuator wrenches, checking latch extension.
Address potential issues like depressed deadbolts or exterior lever operation when locked.
