door handle for safety lock

[60's Kid]

Anyone know of an small door handle that will work on a 1/4" round shaft? For manual door safety lock.

Rick

[JOP33]

Anyone know of an small door handle that will work on a 1/4" round shaft? For manual door safety lock.

Rick

Rick - Can you supply pics of your (area) of intended use for these? I have several things that I purchased and set aside in my efforts of trying to find something for my safety pins, so I may have something that works or at least may save you from getting something that doesn't.

[60's Kid]

I can't seem to get pic to up load? 1/4" shaft at bottom of door to activate safety lock.

[JOP33]

I can't seem to get pic to up load? 1/4" shaft at bottom of door to activate safety lock.

Is it similar to what is shown below? I ended up cutting the pin back to set behind the door panel and groove the pin so that it could be actuated by a flat head screwdriver. I then covered the hole in the door with a chrome hole cover cap (not shown, but it can still be removed accessing the pin if need be).

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[AJT '33]

I am looking into a completely different approach to this secondary device to secure the door in case of a failure of the bear claw latch. I am sourcing right now a micro linear actuator that can be mounted on the the body side that would have enough of a stroke to engage the door (roughly 75mm). There are various types which can be used however the ones I have found so far you need to manually engage and disengage the pin with a switch. What I am trying to do is have it setup such that if the actuator loses power or the power is removed it retracts. When powered by a switch it would engage into the door, I don't want it to engage automatically, I want it set to a switch to engage it and then when I either turn off the engine it disengages or when I override it with the switch, it disengages. This is the stumbling block that I have now however I may have found a controller that could do the trick. I expect to have it worked out in the next week or two as I need to have it installed possibly before the body goes on (will make it easier to setup).

[shmelty]

https://www.autoloc.com/catalog/Suicide-Hinge-Safety-Systems/Automatic-Suicide-Hinge-Safety-Systems/AUTDL2550/Autoloc-Deadloc-Deluxe-Automatic-Door-Safety-System-(Pair)

These can be Ignition Activated/Deactivated.

[JOP33]

https://www.autoloc.com/catalog/Suicide-Hinge-Safety-Systems/Automatic-Suicide-Hinge-Safety-Systems/AUTDL2550/Autoloc-Deadloc-Deluxe-Automatic-Door-Safety-System-(Pair)

These can be Ignition Activated/Deactivated.

These are the ones I used with a few mods...I would still suggest having a manual way to release the pin. Fiberglass shifts a lot...until I adjusted them a bit more, there were times when the pins would engage, but because of the alignment being off slightly, would not dis engage...manually turning was the only way out.

[60's Kid]

My shaft comes out about the same place as yours Jamie, only right at the bottom of door panel. I just want to operate manually. can't find something to fit 1/4" round shaft

[JOP33]

My shaft comes out about the same place as yours Jamie, only right at the bottom of door panel. I just want to operate manually. can't find something to fit 1/4" round shaft

That was the same issue I had - trying to find a collar or knob that would not protrude out so far...which is what led me to recessing the pin and slotting to accept a flat head. I ended up using something like this to cover the hole... https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-5-16-in-Chrome-Hole-Plug-800374/204331367