How Do Set Screws Work? | Guardian Answers #12
Today GSL answers the question: how do set screws work? Set screws are commonly installed in locks and other mechanical devices that require a way to attach parts that may otherwise rotate out of place. In this Guardian Answers video, Uriah Ortiz and Paul Roane of Guardian Safe & Lock fully explain how set screws work and their purpose in more detail.
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A set screw is a screw. Turn it to the right to tighten it. To loosen it you turn it left but you might need to check the screw manual to make sure. The set screw can be found on door hardware and commonly found in padlocks with a rekeying option. Master lock like to screw you around with their weird sized set screw that throws Europeans off because they use a different size system for alan keys. I like to set my set screw to come loose at 8am so it acts as my alarm clock when it hits the floor.