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March 28, 2005 at 7:21 pm #5831

tim01

i have just finished fitting my new worktops,altough

the over all job has not gone to plan i,am disappointed with the mitre joint i made with a silverline jig, a router

and even a whole day to practice, i just could,nt get the two work

tops to join very well, i wander if there is any

one else who has the same experience with silverline jigs the reason i,m asking is that a few people have said i should have

brought a

differant brand of jig i have also noted that on ebay people selling jigs seem to make a point of explaining

there product is not a silverline jig

Tim01 :?

April 2, 2005 at 11:19 pm #5862

timfoley

Tim,

Sorry for the delay in responding here and my understanding is that worktops jigs are

subject to the same quality issues as most other products in that you do get what you pay for.

However if you were

using the jig for the first time I would not neccesarily say that the jig was the cause unless it had been damaged

previously.

After all it is only the guide for the main tool, the router.

Resilience is important for continual

or regular use and this is perhaps the moredistinguishing factor when selling items, which seems to explain the need to do

this on e-bay.
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