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Brass Table Top Lock
$ 16.00 Each
Description
Brass Table Top Lock
Constructed of durable brass plated steel, this sturdy table lock is designed to hold table halves tightly together. Mounting hardware included.
Specifications
- Finish: Brass
- Length: 2 3/8"
- Unit of Measure: Each
- Width: 2 1/4"
Reviews
Reviews
The lock is very nice, I used the product as my template and had no problem locating the holes.
The locks are a five excellent. Directions are nonexistant. Need to know how far apart to mount the parts. After drilling holes too close and too far apart, I finally got a couple of boards to practice on. Spacing instructions would be helpful.
The mechanism works fine. I built a cherry table featured in the American Woodworker. I purchased the table locks based on their recommendation. Installation is trial and error. Instructions or installation tips for aligning the two parts would be helpful.
The locks appear to be well constructed, but--as with the other reviewer--there is no template indicating proper spacing. Any help? **Dear Customers-Thank you for your requests for a template. This is something we are in the process of developing.
Product looks great. Template is lacking...so here it is in words: The moving part mounts are 1-3/4"; apart (or 7/8"; from centerline). I mounted this 3/4"; from edge. The static part mounts are 1-1/2"; apart (or 3/4"; from centerline). 5/8"; from edge is loose. 11/16"; from edge is too tight. 21/32"; is about right. Beware of warp in the edges of the table or table leaves. Distance is critical, so precision is of the essence. **Dear Customer, thank you for your detailed instructions! Van Dyke's Restorers
Brass Table Top Lock
Constructed of durable brass plated steel, this sturdy table lock is designed to hold table halves tightly together. Mounting hardware included.
Reviews
The lock is very nice, I used the product as my template and had no problem locating the holes.
The locks are a five excellent. Directions are nonexistant. Need to know how far apart to mount the parts. After drilling holes too close and too far apart, I finally got a couple of boards to practice on. Spacing instructions would be helpful.
The mechanism works fine. I built a cherry table featured in the American Woodworker. I purchased the table locks based on their recommendation. Installation is trial and error. Instructions or installation tips for aligning the two parts would be helpful.
The locks appear to be well constructed, but--as with the other reviewer--there is no template indicating proper spacing. Any help? **Dear Customers-Thank you for your requests for a template. This is something we are in the process of developing.
Product looks great. Template is lacking...so here it is in words: The moving part mounts are 1-3/4"; apart (or 7/8"; from centerline). I mounted this 3/4"; from edge. The static part mounts are 1-1/2"; apart (or 3/4"; from centerline). 5/8"; from edge is loose. 11/16"; from edge is too tight. 21/32"; is about right. Beware of warp in the edges of the table or table leaves. Distance is critical, so precision is of the essence. **Dear Customer, thank you for your detailed instructions! Van Dyke's Restorers