sidspop wrote:What size is that masons mitre jig?
It looks like the screwfix 1000mm one
sidspop wrote:What size is that masons mitre jig?
i think i'd have got a 980 sink - problem solvedsidspop wrote:I did a kitchen the other week, and a subby came in to do the tops. He cut the sink at 980,,. but should have been 930. He cuts so many stainless steel ones out at 980, he just had a mental block. Only problem with his mistake, apart from doing it in the first place..... 42mm solid beech tops. To say he was pissed is an understatement.
Luke wrote:i think i'd have got a 980 sink - problem solvedsidspop wrote:I did a kitchen the other week, and a subby came in to do the tops. He cut the sink at 980,,. but should have been 930. He cuts so many stainless steel ones out at 980, he just had a mental block. Only problem with his mistake, apart from doing it in the first place..... 42mm solid beech tops. To say he was pissed is an understatement.![]()


griffj wrote:
the jig is a screwfix one as mentioned, 1000mm. had it about 6 years now and its still great, cost me about £200 back then, notice they only do a trend jig at 1000mm now for £270.
thanks for all the great comments tho guys.
Luke wrote:i think i'd have got a 980 sink - problem solvedsidspop wrote:I did a kitchen the other week, and a subby came in to do the tops. He cut the sink at 980,,. but should have been 930. He cuts so many stainless steel ones out at 980, he just had a mental block. Only problem with his mistake, apart from doing it in the first place..... 42mm solid beech tops. To say he was pissed is an understatement.![]()


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