Leigh D1600, User Manual

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11-4
Turn one tailboard (like turning a page in a
book) to the right end of the jig. Now lay
out the fingers at the right end to match the
sockets already routed. Now simply rout the
left front corner (tails and pins) on the right
side of the jig.
11-5
Another example of asymmetry is the top
corners of a slant-front desk. The joints them-
selves may be symmetrical, but they must be
routed on opposite ends of the jig because the
sloped front edges will not register accurately
against the fixed vertical side stops.
11-6
At the back of the desk both sides and top are
flush, so the rear edges are set against the side
stops. Place the left end of the top tail board
against the left side stop
e
. Rout the tails.
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