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90° Female Joints - Right Side
1. FEMALE JOINT
Refer to the
diagrams on the different joints avail-
able. Prepare the female worktop
with the laminate face down and the
post formed (curved edge) towards
you.
♀
2. Insert 3 pins in the holes marked
.
th
3.
Insert the 4
pin in the hole depend-
ant on your worktop width, e.g. If
your worktop is 700mm wide then
th
insert the 4
pin in the hole marked
700 (see diagram G).
4.
Make sure the 3 pins in the holes
marked F are firmly pushed against
the front post formed edge and the pin in the hole marked with the worktop width is pushed firmly against the
edge of the worktop.
5.
Clamp the jig to the worktop double-checking that all 4 pins are still against the worktop. Make sure the clamps
will not obstruct the router path.
DIAGRAM H
8.
FEMALE BOLT RECESSES
Prepare the female worktop with the
laminate face down.
9.
Insert 3 pins in the holes marked
'B' (see diagram C).
10. Make sure the 3 pins are firmly
pushed against the front cut out and
the edge of the worktop (see diagram
I)
11. Clamp the jig to the worktop checking
that all 3 pins are still firmly against the
worktop. Make sure the clamps will not
obstruct the router path.
12. You will need a depth of 20mm for the
worktop connectors. Do not exceed
10mm per cut.
13. Cut the bolt recesses out, each time
clearing the waste material after each cut.
DIAGRAM G
FEMALE JOINT -
LAMINATE FACE DOWN
6. CUTTING METHOD
7. Refer to the instructions on page 6
for cutting method.
DIAGRAM I
FEMALE BOLT RECESS -
LAMINATE FACE DOWN.
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90° Male Joints - Right Side
1. MALE JOINT
Prepare the male
worktop with the laminate face up.
2. Insert 2 pins in holes marked '♂ 90°.
(see diagram J)
3.
Refer to the page on 'cutting to
length' to find out where to mark the
pencil line to determine the position of
the jig along the length of the
worktop.
4.
Make sure the 2 pins in the holes
marked ♂ 90° are firmly pushed
against the post formed edge.
5. Clamp the jig to the worktop checking
that both pins are still against the
worktop.
6.
Make sure the clamps will not
obstruct the router path.
DIAGRAM K
9.
MALE BOLT RECESSES
Prepare the male worktop with the
laminate face down.
10. Insert 2 pins in the holes marked B
and 1 pin in the hole marked with
both 'B' and '♂ 90°'.(see diagram L).
11. Make sure the 3 pins are firmly
pushed against the front cut out and
the edge of the worktop.
12. Clamp the jig to the worktop checking
that all 3 pins are still firmly against
the worktop. Make sure the clamps
will not obstruct the router path.
13. You will need a depth of 20mm for
the worktop connectors. Do not
exceed 10mm per cut.
14. Cut the bolt recesses out, each time
clearing the waste material after each cut.
DIAGRAM J
MALE JOINT—
LAMINATE FACE UP
7.
CUTTING METHOD
8. Refer to the instructions on page 7 for
cutting method.
DIAGRAM L
MALE BOLT RECESS—
LAMINATE FACE DOWN.
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