INJIGC-Mort Mortise Lock and Faceplate Installation Jig Kit

Good value. Easy to use. Got the job done

Great quality tool for mortising. Sure you can spend more money but it is not necessary as the key is the simplicity. A tremendous add to the toolbox. My carpenters really appreciate the accuracy and the simpley setups and adjustments. Thanks C.W. Ridge

Does not move smoothly while performing the smallest depth of cut. Tricky to adjust for accurate repeatable cuts. I added two stop collars and it works much better. For a tool this expensive the manufacturer should have thought about the end user more. I'm in the woodworking business for 38 yrs and I know how to use tools and this one lacks features that would make it a pleasure to use. A redesign is needed

I bought this unit to for a job a few months back but didn't use it until recently. The bit broke the first time I used. Now I'm well past the date to return it. Looking for replacement blades but haven't had any luck yet. Save your money buy.

Seems like a solidly built product, we'll be using over the next few months continuously so I'll update review with long term durability. Received very quickly as well! Ordered Friday, arrived Monday.

Easy to use well made tool i love it

Huge Time Saver I was tired of borrowing this tool from an installer friend. I finally bought my own and glad I did. This tool has saved me a tremendous amount of time, energy, and effort over the years and has made certain the door is prepped properly with minimal effort. I’ve used this tool for jobs with 1 door and for 50+ doors.

Product worked as advertised, a real time saver!

Needed to do something. Ended up with a contract to machine a bunch of doors. some had mortise locks, some had flush bolts, some had electronic power transfer units, and some had electric strikes. All the doors were oak veneer, solid core. Probably had about 40 mortises to cut in. This machine worked great. Once you learn the set up it becomes very easy to use. Leave it set up, do the deep mortise first then the face plate. Instructions say to use an electric drill, tried it, worked OK but it is a large older unit. Thought I would try it using an 18 volt battery drill, worked just as good and much lighter to handle as well. The bits that came with the unit were the right sizing for door hardware and sharp. Machining particle core doors is hard on bits so if you have a bunch of work to do, get some extra bits in the size you need. This will add value to what I can offer to my clients for sure.

Used it on 6 doors now. Love it! Easy to set up and use and it's very accurate