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Trend COMBI66 Worktop Jig (500-650mm) Peninsular
Trend COMBI66 Worktop Jig (500-650mm) Peninsular complete with location bushes and length stop. This Trend worktop jig is manufactured to enable all 1/2 inch shank plunge routers to cut accurate butt & scribe joints in postform workstops. Customers have found this product very easy to use and handle. Features: Machined from hardwearing solid laminate Will produce a joint in 15 minutes including setting-up time Out-of-square joints can be accommodated Facilities to cut various widths of board and thicknesses up to 42mm Integral panel bolt connector recessing template with easy spanner access Width setting stop for accurate positioning Supplied with clear & comprehensive instructions for use A single male and female template in 16mm solid laminate Facility to join boards from 500mm to 650mm
wide Two bolt recess slot for connecting bolts Three alloy location bushes & width setting stop Cuts out of square joints (max. 3 degree) Jig requires: A portable plunge router with 12.7mm (1/2 inch) shank capacity and minimum 1300 watts A template guide bush with 30mm outside diameter A TCT router cutter with 12.7mm (1/2 inch) diameter and 50mm (2 inch) cut length Two 100mm (4 inch) throat clamps Comes with: 3 x Location Bushes 1 x Length Stop
wide Two bolt recess slot for connecting bolts Three alloy location bushes & width setting stop Cuts out of square joints (max. 3 degree) Jig requires: A portable plunge router with 12.7mm (1/2 inch) shank capacity and minimum 1300 watts A template guide bush with 30mm outside diameter A TCT router cutter with 12.7mm (1/2 inch) diameter and 50mm (2 inch) cut length Two 100mm (4 inch) throat clamps Comes with: 3 x Location Bushes 1 x Length Stop
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