The Trend Kitchen Worktop Jig is a hard-wearing solid laminate, 12mm thick jig that enables cuttin...The Trend Kitchen Worktop Jig is a hard-wearing solid laminate, 12mm thick jig that enables cutting both parts of the joint in 15 minutes including setting up. The jig has the following features: Left and right hand corners, 400mm radius peninsular joint, 45 end cut with slight radius, 45 trade corner, 40mm radius corner, 35mm kitchen door hole and 3/4inch BSP hole for mixer taps. Engraved lines for 65mm bolts and worktop cross-cut. 6 x 10mm diameter ABS plastic pins with tapered shoulders for a tight fit and 3 point pin contact to ensure ease of setting up. Hard wearing CNC machined Compact Grade High Pressure Laminate 12mm thick jig that cuts both parts of the joint in 15 minutes including setting up. Left hand and right hand corners, 400mm radius peninsular joint, 45 degree end cut with slight radius, 45 degree trade corner solution for hob units, 100mm radius corner, 40mm radius corner, 35mm kitchen door hole and 3/4inch BSP hole for mixer taps. Fixed lengths for 250mm, 300mm, 400mm, 500mm, 550mm, 600mm, 616mm, 635mm. 650mm and 700mm wide worktops. Cuts up to 40mm thick worktops with or without anti-drip postformed edge. Three open-ended bolt recesses (dog bone style) for 150mm bolts. Engraved lines for short 65mm bolts and worktop cross-cut. 10mm diameter plastic pins with tapered shoulder for tight fit provides three point pin contact to ensure ease of setting up. Engraved markings for identification of pin holes. Pins made from ABS plastic for strength. 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 ref. GB30. A TCT router cutter with 12.7mm (1/2 inch) diameter and 50mm (2 inch) cut length. Two clamps. The KWJ700 has fixed lengths for 250mm, 300mm, 400mm, 500mm, 550mm, 600mm, 616mm, 650mm and 700mm worktops. Length: 985mm. Width: 390mm. Thickness: 12 mm. Weight: 5.4 kg. End Cut: 45. Corner Radii: 40mm, 100mm and 400.
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Power Tools DirectTrend Worktop Jig - Multi - Function Jig For Accurately Fitting Kitchen Worktops In 10 Different Widths From 250Mm To 700Mm Wide Pk 1 Kwj700
This guide helps users of the Trend Kitchen Worktop Jig (KWJ700) efficiently cut and join kitchen worktops. Designed for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts, the KWJ700 significantly reduces jointing time. However, it requires a plunge router and specific accessories for optimal use. This guide will cover the key features, best practices, and troubleshooting tips to help you get the most out of your jig.
All features
Model Part Number
KWJ700
Brand
Trend
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of router is required?
A portable plunge router with a 12.7mm (1/2 inch) shank capacity and a minimum of 1300 watts is required.
What is the thickness of the jig?
The jig is 12mm thick.
What is the purpose of the ABS plastic pins?
The pins provide a tight fit and ensure ease of setup.
What is the maximum worktop thickness the jig can handle?
The jig can handle worktops up to 40mm thick.
What joint types are supported?
Left and right hand corners, 400mm radius peninsular joint, 45 degree end cut, 45 degree trade corner solution, 100mm and 40mm radius corners.
How do I maintain the jig?
Wipe it clean after use and store it flat in a dry place.
Can I use this jig for worktops of any width?
No, the jig is designed for worktops from 250mm to 700mm wide.
Troubleshooting
Joints are not aligned properly.
Ensure the jig is correctly aligned with the worktop and that the router bit is accurately set. Double-check measurements before cutting.
Router bit is not cutting cleanly.
Check the router bit for sharpness and replace if necessary. Ensure the router is running at the correct speed and the worktop is securely clamped.
Pins are loose.
Replace worn or damaged pins. Ensure the pins are fully inserted into the jig holes.
The router does not fit the jig
Check router size and ensure it meets the jig's specifications. Check the router cutter is the correct size.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cuts both parts of the joint in approximately 15 minutes, including setup.
Suitable for a wide range of worktop sizes.
Provides various jointing options for different kitchen layouts.
Durable and long-lasting construction.
Simplified setup with ABS plastic pins.
Cons
Requires a plunge router and additional accessories (template guide bush, router cutter, clamps).
May require some practice to achieve perfect joints.
Limited to specific joint types.
The user needs to ensure they have the right tools to use this jig.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Tools Required: You'll need a portable plunge router with a 12.7mm (1/2 inch) shank capacity and a minimum of 1300 watts, a template guide bush with 30mm outside diameter (e.g., Trend GB30), a TCT router cutter with 12.7mm (1/2 inch) diameter and 50mm (2 inch) cut length, and two clamps.
Pin Insertion: Insert the ABS plastic pins into the designated holes on the jig.
Worktop Positioning: Place the jig on the worktop, ensuring correct alignment with your cut lines. Use clamps to secure.
Routing: Use your plunge router to follow the jig's guides.
Compatibility:
Compatible with worktops from 250mm to 700mm wide.
Suitable for worktops up to 40mm thick.
Care:
Wipe the jig clean after each use to remove wood dust and debris.
Store the jig flat in a dry place to prevent warping.