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BS/JIG
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OPERATION
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Insert two pins into the jig to the sink depth
required. The pins are designed to be a tight
fit in the holes. Ensure pins are below the jig
surface (this may require gentle tapping).
I
If the measurement required is in between
the 20mm increments, fit the pin in the next
location and insert a packing piece.
Using our example, if the width required is
405mm, fit the pin in the 420 location and fit
15mm packing piece.
I
Offer the jig onto the worktop and line up the
engraved marks on the jig with the recess
markings.
I
The jig will probably extend past the end of the
worktop so far that the near datum line cannot
be lined accurately. In this case the sliding
datum block should be used.
I
Clamp the jig in place for the left side, ensuring
the clamps are clear from the path of the router.
I
Remove sliding datum block.
I
Before commencing with the cut, ensure that the
area to be cut out is well supported from below
and that the path of the cutter is clear.
I
To remove pins, gently place jig on a flat surface
so the pins touch the surface, push down on the
jig and the pins will release.
340
360
380
400
420
440
460
480
500
340
360
380
400
420
440
460
480
500
90°
517mm
Top side of
worktop
Recess mark
Packing piece
Pins
Sliding
datum
block
r
outing
technology
30 mm
16 mm
12.7
mm
BS/JIG
For
Recess
For
W
ater
Drip Groove
R2.5 mm
405mm
The left hand of the recess is routed
with the worktop faced upwards. The
worktop is then turned upside down
and the jig is repositioned to rout the
remaining half.
Positioning the Jig on the Worktop
Ensure pins are gently tapped into the
holes to ensure the heads are below the
jig surface.
Ensure worktop is securely held to
trestles. Ensure jig is clamped securely
to worktop and placed at a comfortable
working height.
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