OK DJig

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The test door jig is used to ensure proper clearance and fit of doors before assembly into their frames. Its purpose is to verify that doors are properly aligned and can be swung freely without binding or interference from surrounding components. This jig consists of a sturdy frame, typically made of metal, with adjustable arms and stops. The arms are designed to accommodate various door widths and styles, while the stops prevent over-travel and ensure smooth operation. To set up the test door jig, first attach it to a stable surface, such as a workbench or floor. Next, position the door within the jig's frame, making sure it is centered and secure. Adjust the arms to match the door's width and style, then tighten the stops to prevent movement. With the door properly aligned and secured, perform a series of tests to verify its clearance and operation. Begin by slowly swinging the door open and closed, checking for any signs of binding or interference. Next, test the door's smoothness and quietness by opening and closing it repeatedly. If the door passes these tests without issue, you can be confident that it will operate properly in its frame.