Silverline Worktop Jig - Manual (Page 6)

Left Hand Male Cut
• Place the worktop face down
• Place the jig face down with two plastic pegs in the countersunk Male
Peg Holes (5) and push the jig firmly against the post formed edge
NOTE: Before clamping, ensure the jig is positioned correctly so that the
worktop will not be cut too short for the joint.
• Once the jig is in position secure firmly with G-clamps
• To start, place the router on the left hand side of the jig
• Only cut to an 8mm depth with each pass. Repeat the process until the
cut is complete
• Make one extra pass across the cut to clean off excess material
Left Hand Male Bolt Slots
• Keep the worktop face down
• Place the jig face up with two plastic pegs in the countersunk Male Peg
Holes (5)
• Place the remaining two pegs in the Bolt Peg Holes (7)
• Position the jig over the worktop, before securing the jig in position with
G-clamps
• The bolt slots need to be cut to a depth of 20mm. Do not exceed 8mm
cutting depth with each cut
• Follow the pattern, removing any excess material by performing a final
cut
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90˚ Left Hand Joint
Left Hand Female Cut
• The worktop must be placed with the surface face up and the post-
formed (front) edge facing you
• With the jig facing up, place two plastic pegs in the countersunk Female
Peg Holes (4) which are indicated by an 'F'
• Place another peg into the relevant hole. This will depend on the width of
the worktop being used
• Position the jig over the worktop edge (as shown), before securing the jig
into position with G-clamps
• Place the router on the left hand side. Always cut from left to right
• Only cut to an 8mm depth with each pass. Repeat the process until the
cut is complete
• Make one extra pass across the cut to clean off excess material
Left Hand Female Bolt Slots
• Place the worktop face down
• Place the jig face down with two plastic pegs in the countersunk Male
Peg Holes (5) which are indicated by an ‘M’
• Place the remaining two pegs in the Bolt Peg Holes (7) which are
indicated by a 'B'
• Position the jig over the worktop as shown, before securing the jig into
position with G-clamps
• The bolt slots need to be cut to a depth of 20mm. Do not exceed 8mm
cutting depth with each cut
• Follow the pattern, make one extra pass across the cut to clean off
excess material
FEMALE
MALE
FEMALE
MALE
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