The Precision Worktop Jointing System

[woodlist]

What about a 45 degree corner? Does the principle work on those please?

[perfectjointer]

Sotrry for the delay. Yes it will work fine, but on a wide angle such as this it would help to make the female joint at 135 deg then proceed in the same manner.

Hope this helps

John Stevenson

[woodlist]

Many Thanks John. I'll bear this in mind.

WL

[ToTheRave]

nice idea you have there! could you please tell me the kind of jig clamps you use or where you got them, thanks

[perfectjointer]

They are German manufacture, think I bought them at Cumbria fasteners in Lancaster. Will send you the name in the new year if you remind me then. They are the best I have found, great to use.

[KEYOTWISTEDJOKER]

Bessey Lever Clamp

[thanxx]

simplicity in itself:)

nice one

[perfectjointer]

Thanks for the comment

[steevestuff]

rubbish

[dawoofie]

just sat and worked out how these pegs work. Very good idea. Dont know why someone hasnt thought of this before. well done

[perfectjointer]

Thanks for your comment. I was surprised that there was nothing on the market when I first thought of it.

Yours Sincerely

John Stevenson

[ebebop]

£35 is far too must for a few pegs that arnt even needed to use the jig for out of square walls. just turnt the the jig to the correct angle. I have been doing it for years.

[perfectjointer]

ou are obviously very experienced and can judge the position with sufficient accuracy. People with less experience can have real difficulty producing a good joint. £35.00 is paid for if it saves one ruined worktop

Yours Sincerely

John Stevenson