is it possible to use a worktop jig to cut a mason's mitre joint between two worktops at say 95 degrees?
i was envisaging that the female cut would be done as normal and the male cut done with the jig set at the appropriate angle - maybe working off a pencil line scribed off the female piece?
or will the cuts not quite match?
also - why do the instructions for some jigs sometimes specify the joint of either the male or female joint to be cut laminate side down (with the jig upside down also). i would of thought that the router would cut the same either way round? i'm working in solid wood so don't know if this affects me anyway?
roger
i was envisaging that the female cut would be done as normal and the male cut done with the jig set at the appropriate angle - maybe working off a pencil line scribed off the female piece?
or will the cuts not quite match?
also - why do the instructions for some jigs sometimes specify the joint of either the male or female joint to be cut laminate side down (with the jig upside down also). i would of thought that the router would cut the same either way round? i'm working in solid wood so don't know if this affects me anyway?
roger