This one is called a pancake lock. Pushing on the key slides the latch bolt back.
More White Oak and Poplar. I spent alot of time organizing my shop while building this one so I lost track of time on it.
This one is called a pancake lock. Pushing on the key slides the latch bolt back.
More White Oak and Poplar. I spent alot of time organizing my shop while building this one so I lost track of time on it.
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man, that is so cool, what's the name of the book, I have to get it.
Look ma, no jigs!!!
The name of the book "Making Working Wooden Locks" by Tim Detweiler.
Glad you like them.
Bug,
Great work!
Chuck Slive, work, build, ...better with wood
Thanks Chuck