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      DRILL & MORTISE LACTH AND HINGES DOORS WORK

      Mortising and drilling doors involves creating precise, flush cutouts for hinges and locks, typically located 36 inches from the floor for handles, using specialized jigs or chisels. Key tools include a Door Hinge Jig Kit for accuracy, a router or sharp chisel, and a drill with bits for pilot holes and latch boreholes, a precise recesses process for hinges or locks, ensuring hardware sits flush for proper operation.



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