Anonymous
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Where can i get the templates to cut worktops please
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timfoley
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I think you are reffering to a worktop jig but you will also require a router in order to cut out the joints.
Using a router in conjunction with the template will also require the use of a guide bush.
All of these are now available and for a recommended retailer I will send you details via a private message. To have the facility you will need to register as a member.
You will find instructions on how to do this on the forum main page.
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Mark W
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 Firstly, as a newby to this forum, I can only agree with many others before me in congratulating Tim in a marvellous piece of
work – A great site, I wish I’d found before I started my Kitchen project!
I’m at the crucial “cutting of the worktops” stage &,like the Guest above, I would also like to get hold of an ellusive Mitre Jig,
My local Hire Shops can oblige for a very modest fee, but not for another 3 weeks !!!
- has eveyone gone mad?!!
Tim, would you please forward details of aforementioned supplier?
Many thanks in anticipation
Mark
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timfoley
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Mark,
Thank you for the kind words and welcome to the forum.
At the time of writing the last post on this thread, a company, whose details I was provding by private message, were selling a high pressure laminate worktop jig for £29-95. This was
the cheapest price I had ever seen a perfectly acceptable worktop jig for sale.
More recently however, I have discovered that they are no longer available and the manufacturer has ceased making them.
Strange, I know. I directed 11 visitors in 4 days to the seller after including details in our worktop article.
Ah well, if I come across another such jig at a reasonable cost I will post details. Until then I’m afraid the cheapest jig I know of is selling at over three times the cost.
If anyone does know of a cheap priced worktop jig please let us know by e-mail at info@kitchensfitted.co.uk
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miles
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Worktop jigs
are available from Screwfix 0500414141, http://www.screwfix.com all tools etc are next day delivery.
I would not recommend buying the router over the internet or mail order. With any power tools and some hand tools it is far better to buy from a tool shop. This way you can try the
tool for how it feels to handle, weight of it etc.
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