Thank you so much for your video. I went out and bought this tool today. Perfect for a female diy-er

What a brilliant little tool. Thanks Bill for taking the time to show us this how to I learn so much on this channel. Cheers.

Over 2 years locksmithing I never knew these were a thing. This will save so much overall time with fresh installs. I like to think I’m good at making strike holes but this will be so much cleaner than a hammer and chisel. Especially for that price! Nice 👍

Thanks for the great video, I didn't even know those tools existed.

Gosh, I have never seen one of these before until now. How many times I have done this the old fashioned way. Thanks for the heads up. Easy peezy!

Just bought that today and had no idea it had that built-in chisel feature. That is genius.

I found your video easy to understand and implement, so much better than having to read the instructions 😊

plaster sheet, drywall and gyprock, or whatever else you call it. this guys a legend

Great demonstration! My project went perfectly

If I only knew there was a tool , I actually used , chisels and files and Hammer which took me so long. Thanks Bill , I’ll buy this tool if I come across another door needing fixing.

Brilliant bit of kit

Thanks for the tutorial!

Very nice tool it looks easier than the old version 👍👍👍

Thanks Bill!

Outstanding video! Thanks for creating and sharing! I bought the tool and don't really know how to use it properly. Your video shows everything I need to know on how to use the tool. Thanks again!

I love this tool. Great demonstration. I was wondering how I was going to get this done.

Very helpful. Thank you.

Wow I love it, only if I had a door to repair.

6:28 rounded corners there 6:31 sharp corners appear, sneaky little bugger 😏🤭 Saw these on Amazon for a smidge over £23 and considered it but I prefer more accuracy, this seems a bit too inaccurate and I wonder how many whacks with a hammer it will take. It's definitely targeted squarely at the DIY market; so infrequent use, but I always feel like the design is half hearted and with a bit more time spent refining you'd have a solid tool. It also baffles me why they don't make a Pro range for trade. Ultimately if you have a palm router, close cut with the router and chisel to a perfect fit, remember, "sharp chisels cut, blunt chisels crush" 🤗

Thanks a great deal!

Only just discovered your channel and you have instantly become my favourite DIY channel. Good stuff.

wow, i love it thank u.

Handy little tool. I see this now after doing it the old chisel way...LOL

Niiiice! Gracias Bill

Nice one matey

Great video 👍

Good job 👏

Thank Bill

Nice one 👍

Cheers mate. Might 'accidentally' break a door so I can replace...meaning I will need a reason to buy this tool 🤣

great video mate, just bought myself this latch. your video has been helpful. Subscribed! :)

Far out, I found this video a week too late! I had to use a chisel and a hammer for 9 doors in my house! 🤦‍♂️ 😂

Also helps on the the frame side for doing the strike plate.

figured I'd buy this tool based on the fact that it's only $15 and MAYBE it would last. got through 3 of 8 doors I had to do at work before the blade broke. made quick work when it did but now it's broke lol

On my way to Home Depot right now! Tried the dremel with the router attachment and maintaining control of that thing is tough.

that cool

A good tool but practice first on an old door if you have one. It can chip the door - my wife was not happy with that....

Hi Bill. Amazing videos!! If I buy a door second hand and need to repair the door knob hole, and re-drill, do you have a method / video on how to fill an old door handle hole?

A few words "Rough as a Bear's Arse"

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Nice but was hoping to see the hole fresh door oh well still helpful

Great tool! So much easier. Is there something similar to recess out the strike plate side on the door frame? Or is that a hand chisel jobey?

Great video! So I did my first interior door last night (6 more to go) and I used this tool based on your video.. Hopefully door #2 goes smoother, but the issue I had is when on the first step of striking the tool with a hammer several times on each side, it didn't imprint deep at all in the wood like yours did. It's like the latch section was too big to fit in my pre-drilled hole so it wasn't able to go deeply enough. The hole I bore was 7/8". Is the latch on the tool meant for a 1" hole maybe? Or what am I doing wrong where I didn't get a great imprint in the wood? Thanks!

Didn't exactly look like a good fit at the top. Would prefer to use traditional chisel methods for more control.

Do they make one for the door frame?

"mahk shuh its straiht" and still left that shit crooked😂😂😭

Wow brilliant tool , weak demonstrated Bill

Japanese perfection, Germany tooling industries hate it.

Where can you buy it from mate…?? Bunnings, Mitre 10??? Cheers….👍👍

Awesome tip Bill. Where can you get these from? Local Bunnings don’t seem to have them

I use their router jig for this. Takes me less than 30 seconds and I don't have to chisel

how does this change the round to square latch?

How did you cut the hole this fits into? My doors are all cut with circular bores at least an 1/8" smaller than the Ryobi tool uses, so it won't fit!

if you watch it with volume at level number 1, it is fine!

Maaate show us how well it did

You didn't show the utility knife taking out some corners at the end. That door latch doesn't have round edges and the video jumped to being square...lol

What you have'nt shown is that the latch is now further back in the door so the spindle that goes through the door to connect the handles is further back so you will need to reset the handle positions.

Don't look too close is all I can say

2nd

Yes but every joiner has a chisel really don’t get it

Have you used this tool on oak veneered doors? Was just wondering if it worked as easily on those style of door.

Seems like a lot of fafing around to me

I’d have this done in half the time with hammer and chisel gimmick for amateur diy’s

Sorry but that is a rough ass finish.

Sorry but as normal ryobi is junk. Tried this tool. Lasted two jobs. Better job with a good sharp chisel.

Why are you wasting time comparing just show how the job is done, don’t go round the houses mate?

I do like this tool but I’ll stick to the old way of doing it. If you never learned how to do it the old way and you lose this while at a job, you’ll be in a world of hurt. Learn the old way and maybe have this for a backup just in case at the most.

Полная хрень.

Dude..., seriously...🙄

Wow show us how it works, stop talking.

This is a POS.

Not easier than a chisel and hammer if you know how to do it with a chisel and hammer.This is for the DIY man who cannot sharpen a chisel.