worktop radius

[M Howe Joinery]

very impressive Ijust borrow the jig from the workshop which is from pws

[Dales and Moor]

had a proper jig until some thieving bar steward decided to lighten the load on my van a few years ago now I have one made from mdf almost identical at a fraction of the cost

[donaldmac]

Excellent description for the outside radius, but has anyone done one for an inside radius. I have a Magnet kitchen to fit which has an inside radiused corner cabinet, worktop is american black walnut. Any help would be gratefully received.

[jonny round boy]

For an inside radius, I'd use the same jig to make a template in 9 or 12mm MDF, then clamp that to the worktop & cut with router & 30mm collar.

[Guest]

For an inside radius, I'd use the same jig to make a template in 9 or 12mm MDF, then clamp that to the worktop & cut with router & 30mm collar.

My radius is at the corner of a 600mm long surface and 900mm bar at right angles. So do I biscuit join a piece onto the side then cut?? Other problem is that a sink has to go in this corner too, a small 450 dia stainless. Not ideal for jointing but will well glued biscuit joints work??

[jonny round boy]

For an inside radius, I'd use the same jig to make a template in 9 or 12mm MDF, then clamp that to the worktop & cut with router & 30mm collar.

My radius is at the corner of a 600mm long surface and 900mm bar at right angles. So do I biscuit join a piece onto the side then cut?? Other problem is that a sink has to go in this corner too, a small 450 dia stainless. Not ideal for jointing but will well glued biscuit joints work??

I'm not quite sure what you mean - I was going to suggest you post a picture, but since you're a guest I don't think you can.

Could you explain it a bit more?

[Guest]

For an inside radius, I'd use the same jig to make a template in 9 or 12mm MDF, then clamp that to the worktop & cut with router & 30mm collar.

My radius is at the corner of a 600mm long surface and 900mm bar at right angles. So do I biscuit join a piece onto the side then cut?? Other problem is that a sink has to go in this corner too, a small 450 dia stainless. Not ideal for jointing but will well glued biscuit joints work??

Thanks for prompt replies. I'll try to explain.

We have a U shaped kitchen with breakfast bar at the right hand end. The left hand end is a standard right handed square join with 600mm units. The right hand end has the bar as a peninsula, to be 900 worktop. Where this joins the 600 the cupboards have curved doors on the inside of the corner (latest magnet design) so if the worktops meet at right angles there is a curved insert required to cover the units.

Hope this makes some sense, might have to join and post pictures, but what do I draw them in?

Many thanks
Donald

I'm not quite sure what you mean - I was going to suggest you post a picture, but since you're a guest I don't think you can.

Could you explain it a bit more?

[Guest]

Hi not sure if links work but you can see the inside corner to the back of this, where the kettle is.


http://www.magnet.co.uk/magnet-kitchen-c...-lineaire/

[jonny round boy]

OK. Will post back shortly.