More DIY advice sought from the knowledgeable guys here please:
I have a wooden casement window. Its got a handle that looks like this:
www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/product/lasa-timber-range-locking-wedge-window-fastener-gold-855783
Save for the key mechanism which is much simpler - just a hole.
The mechanism is broken and the very simple key wont fit.
Any ideas on how to remove it? I can only access the screw above the handle and the side of the latch.
Thanks
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This is a better example:
www.screwfix.com/p/smith-locke-lh-rh-modern-locking-casement-fastener-polished-brass/8123R
As mentioned above, the actual lock is still much simpler though.
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Cut downwards through the handle in between the spindle and the lock.
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Thanks!
Will look for the hacksaw in the morning!
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Pad saw, you wont get the frame of a hacksaw in there
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The video looks a buch better option, non destructive.
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