I take it this is used for sharpening self-feed bits.
Only bought it out of curiosity and havn't really looked at it
besides snapping a pic.




Havn't tried to search on-line yet either.

Never saw one before but
  Wow I love it!!
Trying to sharpen these bits freehand sucks!! But I try it anyway.
I want one these!!

Find me another one?? 
  yours Scott

I have no idea if everything is in the kit that is needed.
I'll take a closer look at it tomorrow to see if I can figure it out.

Bears a striking resemblance to a door lock installing jig.

I'm with Aunt Phil on this one. Big hole/big bit for the cylinder (the part betwen the doorknobs), small hole/small bit for the latch assembly. The cylindrical object to the left of the jig should be a quick change device that chucks into a drill, so you can switch easily between the big and small bits.

Looks more like a jig for drilling doors to take Yale type cylinders - note, two bits included in the box - why would they be there if it is a sharpening jig??

Absolutely a door lock jig.  Grew up using a Sargent one.   Great time savers from before the days of premachined doorsAlmost all of the lock companies made their version of it.  I may have a kwikset one in my auction finds.  The round cylinders with the rectangles are driven into the edge of the door to mortise the strike plates, usually still require a little chisel cleanup.

Irwin still markets one.

https://www.google.com/search?q=irwin+door+lock+installation+kit

Guess thats why on the side of the jig it says Schlage.

The paper is what threw me off, it talks about sharpening bits.

It has 4 bits with it.

Quote from: OilyRascal on August 25, 2012, 07:52:33 AM
Irwin still markets one.

https://www.google.com/search?q=irwin+door+lock+installation+kit

Nowhere near in the same league!  Kwikset still produces them at $468:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_SPM5969538508P?sid=IDx20110310x00001i&ci_src=25356082&ci_sku=SPM5969538508&srccode=cii_184425893&cpncode=30-65897017-2

Yeah, I have used them.  I bought a Kwickset back in the '80s, when they were only $150.  Couldn't find it in my storage when I needed
it, but found a no-name kit on eBay a couple of months ago and snapped it up for $50 including shipping.  It's a great set up!

cheaper on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Kwikset-138-INSTL-KIT-Professional/dp/B0002YUPPO

even cheaper here

http://www.tools-plus.com/kwikset-138.html?utm_medium=shopeng&utm_source=pricegrabber&utm_term=KWI138

Quote from: ToolsorDie on August 29, 2012, 12:12:38 AM
cheaper on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Kwikset-138-INSTL-KIT-Professional/dp/B0002YUPPO

even cheaper here

http://www.tools-plus.com/kwikset-138.html?utm_medium=shopeng&utm_source=pricegrabber&utm_term=KWI138

I'm liking my $50 (shipped) no name (in the original wooden carrying case!) better and better.