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Pj, Thanx very much for sharing this info, I (and no doubt many others) will have learned a great deal from this. Miracles weren't just created in the temples - maybe He hasn't forsken you. The DIY video from trend still hasn't arrived - so as yet can't hire the router/jig. The local hire...

Scrit, Luckily, on that side no built unders or pipes, just units and a free standing dryer. If I can manage to "cant the jig" to your recommended 4-5 degrees, that should leave little to no cuts to worktop or units - but a slight gap between the back of the 1st worktop and the wall? Must...

Right, so in summary: the 1/4" routers is a non starter, the backs of the units can be cut back 25mm, as can the worktop, and the jig can be "canted" to create a better angle. Thanks for these tips. Pj - I'd say yes (without looking?) to your question re the worktop lengths reaching the...

Wow...before even looking at the technical bits, I think I'll sit back and wait another year, in the hope that some pro might fancy this. Am currently still waiting for this video "Trend Machinery Video Joining KiTChen Worktops Tv/3" before contemplating, whether its achievable, plus a...

PJ, Yes you understand correctly, so thanx and nuff respect to the response. Me being a layman liked the idea of having an uncut worktop near the sink, and being able to manoeuver the small worktop when making the cut for the pillar. Will take your advise and make a join near the sink. Also...

Am considering attempting to join an L shaped worktop which will consist of 1 mason mitre and 2 joints. The 2 joints could either: 1) both be on the long part of the L or 2)one on either L. The worktop lengths are 3m,2.3m,1.8m,1.2m and (0.8m to practice on). The long L consists of a...