The Scribe-Master Precision Draining Groove Jig with Anti-Bow Technology is an accurate and easy-t...The Scribe-Master Precision Draining Groove Jig with Anti-Bow Technology is an accurate and easy-to-use tool for routing draining grooves in various worktop materials, including Solid Timber, Polymer Resins, and Compact Laminates. It features patented Anti-Bow or FLEX-TECH technology, utilizing stainless steel grub screws to prevent dishing of the worktop and ensure a constant 0.5º fall for optimal water drainage. This jig is designed to work with a variety of cutters and requires a 30mm guide bush. It is CNC machined from High Pressure Laminate for durability and accuracy, and includes laser-etched markings for quick setup. The jig is designed to maximize router support and provide precise results without the need for spacers. It can be used for routing draining grooves in solid timber for Belfast type and under-mount sinks. The jig measures 585 mm x 600 mm and weighs 4.3kg. It is designed, manufactured, and patented in the UK.
Scribe-Master Red Dgjig Drainer Groove Jig – Worktop Router Template, 0.5° Fall + Anti-Bow Flex-Tech, Timber & Compact Laminate/Solid Surface, Cnc Hpl, Made In Uk
AmazonScribe-Master Red Dgjig Drainer Groove Jig – Worktop Router Template, 0.5° Fall + Anti-Bow Flex-Tech, Timber & Compact Laminate/Solid Surface, Cnc Hpl, Made In Uk
The Scribe-Master Draining Groove Jig (SCR-DGJIG) is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need to create precise draining grooves in worktops. The primary benefit is the jig's ability to ensure optimal water drainage thanks to its 0.5º fall, preventing water damage. A key consideration is that the jig requires a 30mm guide bush and works best with specific router cutters.
All features
Model Part Number
SCR-DGJIG
Brand
Scribe-Master
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I use this jig with?
The Scribe-Master Draining Groove Jig is designed for use with Solid Timber, Polymer Resins, and Compact Laminates.
What size guide bush do I need?
You will need a 30mm guide bush for your router.
Does the jig come with router bits?
No, the jig does not include router bits. You will need to purchase compatible router bits separately.
How do I clean the jig?
Clean the jig with a damp cloth after each use to remove any dust or debris.
What is the Anti-Bow technology?
The Anti-Bow or FLEX-TECH technology uses stainless steel grub screws to prevent dishing or bending of the worktop during routing, ensuring a precise groove.
What is the angle of the fall for water drainage?
The jig provides a constant 0.5º fall for optimal water drainage.
Where is the jig manufactured?
The Scribe-Master Draining Groove Jig is designed, manufactured, and patented in the UK.
Troubleshooting
Grooves are not draining properly.
Double-check the jig setup to ensure the correct angle (0.5º fall) and that the groove is routed deeply enough.
The router isn't moving smoothly.
Ensure the guide bush is clean and free of debris. Apply a small amount of lubricant to the router base if needed.
Worktop is dishing or bending during routing.
Verify that the Anti-Bow technology is functioning correctly. Check the grub screws on the jig and tighten them as needed. Ensure the worktop is properly supported during routing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Ensures precise and accurate draining grooves.
Prevents worktop dishing with Anti-Bow technology.
Compatible with a variety of worktop materials.
Easy to set up and use.
Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
Specific to creating draining grooves, limiting its versatility compared to other jigs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure you have a router with a 30mm guide bush and compatible router cutters suitable for the worktop material. The jig is designed for Solid Timber, Polymer Resins, and Compact Laminates.
Setup: Place the jig on your worktop and align it according to the sink or design requirements, using the laser-etched markings for guidance.
Router Attachment: Securely attach your router to the jig, ensuring the guide bush is properly seated.
Routing: Carefully route the draining groove, following the jig's path. Take multiple passes if necessary to achieve the desired depth.
Care: After use, clean the jig with a damp cloth to remove any debris. Store the jig in a dry location to prevent warping.