Worktop jig

[Peter 50]

Does anyone now we're I can get worktop jig pegs from

 

[Distinctive Interiors]

Which worktop jig is it...? The Festool alloy one or a resin/phenolic version?

 

[Klemm]

not sure I understand "worktop jig".
Do you mean something you can use to make your own 20mm hole pattern on 96mm centers? - like a ParfGuide?
Hans

 

[Distinctive Interiors]

I assumed he was in the UK coz it's a commonly used description over on this side of the pond.

Here is an example of a jig......
http://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-technology-700mm-variable-angle-worktop-jig-508615

And a spare set of pegs to fit it....
http://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-technology-aligning-pins-for-worktop-jigs-508621

 

[tjbnwi]

[member=59331]TSO Products[/member],

Peter must be "across the pond". What we call counter tops they call work tops. A work top jig allows them to put a masons miter (we'd call it a jack miter) into the top and join them at 90º to each other.

Tom

 

[Bob D.]

Never fit one but their joints look easier than our (US) full miters on countertops.

Especially when you have two closed ends (walls) and a U-shaped top that runs
from wall to wall.

 

[Distinctive Interiors]

This is an example of what the finished joint looks like when cut with a router and a worktop jig.

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40mm thick Duropal particle board laminate worktop/countertop..!