Can you use a hex key to remove the lever and use standard blades?
1418491
From my experience, most generic/universal blades fit on this tool just fine. They may not last as long, but fit hasn't been an issue. Just use the built in handle and attach a new blade quickly.
1418492
Hi, i bought this item as a gift, so did'nt use it myself. Sorry if i can't be of any help.
1418493
Yes, it even comes with a hex key to remove the lever as part of the included "Universal Accessory Adapter Kit"
797433
No, only hex bits. There are some nice sets around so that you can quickly and easily drill pilot holes and the like, but that's the limit.
1015160
Yes, it has a standard cylinder that can be rekeyed. However, it didn't come with any extra lower lock pins. I tried to be 'smart' and just replace the new cylinder with my old deadbolt cylinder but a slight variation would not allow the motor to run properly. The reason for wanting to change cylinders was to keep the same key type (different slot orientation to my old one and other door) and make rekeying easier.
2148754
Not sure but it comes with the hex wrench you need anyway. You will also need a very small flat-bladed screwdriver, which was not included with mine.
1689861
No... I used it exclusively for the handle sets. It can be used for both deadbolts and handles. The pin system is the same.
867574
Yes. This is the most versatile tool I have ever owned. The best feature is the blade advance control, if you want aggressive cutting swivel the lever to 3, for delicate cuts (thin ply) set it to 1. I use this so much I burnt out my first one and am now on my second. I would buy this tool if it cost twice as much.
1221292
you will have to put a reducer on the bits as they are primarily hex shaft 1/4 inch. I would suggest getting a drill driver and save the hassle.
165958
Yes, the handle is removable, until you mushroom out the hex. It just slides on and off the screw like a wrench. Not sure about the exact size of the hex, but a 30mm wrench fits slightly loose.
128669
It is possible, but you have to cut the shaft in order to remove it. They are glued. But I don't think that you can get the other blades.....
1347651
I am pretty sure this is the standard US version. I used this to replace my standard deadbolt set. It doesnt replace the handle. I bought an Asian version of the lock for my other door which required a mortise set. Again, this lock is just meant to replace the deadbolt portion of the door. Not the handle. It is not a mortise set. Just a standard deadbolt configuration.
628735
You should be able to if it's just a simple key without too many embellishments. The item itself it kinda stiff so it would make it a little less malleable.Good luck
584775
Use with a screwdriver handle that takes hex head inserts, or with an electric drill.
1541373
No, or at least I did not. You will be able to use them in any drill or drill press. My only problem is that it was difficult to tighten the chuck enough to prevent them from spinning when the going got difficult. A hex end more like regular bits would prevent that. But, the bottom line is I have always gotten the job done with them.
746975
Yes that should do it, but you will have to go to a local locksmith to copy the key on to the new blade.
1648378
Technically yes, drill bits with hex ends are available, that's all you can use. The speed however of the driver is pretty slow for drilling
627377
Yes, it is a "unique" key. You don't "cut" a new key, you program the lockset to accept a different key. If you have other "Kwikset" keys laying around, you can use those. Very neat lockset.
1892073
I am afraid not this is just a regular picatiny rail addition set with the tools you need to add it on. not a keymod system