Axminster ujk 106843 Manual - Page 17

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10) Cut from left to right at a slow steady pace & check

for fit, see fig 24

Fig 24

Trouble shooting -

• Box sides not in line - timber not centralised or timber

not cut equally, see fig 25.

• Gaps one end of the joint - timber not cut square,

comb not flat & level to the base, timber not pushed up

to the underside of the fingers, see fig 26.

• Top of the cut fingers not coming all the way through

the oppsing board - cutter not deep enough, see fig 27.

• Splintering at the back of the cut - slow down the cut

rate, add in sacrificial backing board, see fig 28.

Fig 25

Max timber width - 290mm

Min timber thickness - 12mm

Max timber thickness - 25mm

Parts needed -

• Template B (sliding / half blind)

• 13.55mm Dovetail cutter

• ¾" (19mm) or ⅝" (15.9mm) Guide bush

For good corner edge alignment using 12mm & 15mm

thick boards both parts of this joint can be cut at the

same time, (single pass). It is recommended that other

board thicknesses are cut in 2 passes.

Single pass 12mm board thickness, ¾" guide bush -

1) Attach comb B with the long groove slot at the front

of the jig, see fig 01, move both side stops to a central

position & lock in place, see fig 02.

Fig 26

Fig 27

Fig 28

CORNER DOVETAIL REBATES

Fig 01-02

2) Load in the horizontal board. Against the left hand

side stop ensuring that the comb is sat flat on the board,

a support board with equal thickness to the cut board

may be required to support the comb when using

narrow boards, see fig 03-04.

BOX / FINGER JOINTS

Side Stop

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