T-HANDLE Lock install on Work Shed Door

[@805ROADKING]

I like that idea, I think I might steal it!! I'm using the same hasp method now, I'm surprised I don't have little critter problems!!☺

[@not2fast4u2c]

I got the Idea from youtube I also..Seen a video where the guy had a piece of pipe holding the door shut and it slid out the wall in a secret way ..I have a back up way to use the latch below my lock

[@wayneo7307]

Nice Job Jim . Good Reuse of An old Wrench . looks good .

[@not2fast4u2c]

Thanks I have re used wrenches to make handles on a wood stove

[@dukesworld3020]

I put a handle on my shop door just like yours. But on the inside, I made a D handle to open and close it on from the inside. I like the use of the old wrench.

[@not2fast4u2c]

I seen the tee handle on the internet but the store had none of the d handles I could make one and weld it to the wrench ..I mounted a handle just above the wrench

[@dukesworld3020]

@@not2fast4u2c When I bought my shop it was used and the doors were taken off. The guy at the shed sales asked me if I wanted to buy doors and a locking handle. He seemed to get upset when I told him no I'd just build them myself. he wanted 50 bucks just for the T-handle. LOL

[@not2fast4u2c]

@@dukesworld3020 LOL

[@milkywayandbeyond]

Any ideas about how to do this without needing to weld?

[@RustyGlovebox]

That handle works great on the shop door

[@not2fast4u2c]

Thanks keeps it closed tight for in the winter

[@nashguy207]

That should work good the only problem with drilling the heads of the screws out is how would you remove it if you ever needed to.

[@not2fast4u2c]

If I had to remove it I would just destroy it with a grinder disc..I did epoxy the screws just in case someone would try to tamper with it

[@kidxclusive]

How’s the burglar going to deal with the buckshot rounds though?