Unika TLS0600 is a versatile and powerful tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including cutting, shaping, and polishing. With its variable speed motor and ergonomic design, the TLS0600 is perfect for both professional and DIY users.
Some of the key features of the Unika TLS0600 include:
- Variable speed motor for precise control
- Ergonomic design for comfortable use
- Lightweight and compact for easy handling
- Comes with a variety of attachments for different tasks
The Unika TLS0600 is perfect for a variety of tasks, including:
- Cutting wood, metal, and plastic
- Shaping and sanding wood and metal
Unika TLS0600 is a versatile and powerful tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including cutting, shaping, and polishing. With its variable speed motor and ergonomic design, the TLS0600 is perfect for both professional and DIY users.
Some of the key features of the Unika TLS0600 include:
- Variable speed motor for precise control
- Ergonomic design for comfortable use
- Lightweight and compact for easy handling
- Comes with a variety of attachments for different tasks
The Unika TLS0600 is perfect for a variety of tasks, including:
- Cutting wood, metal, and plastic
- Shaping and sanding wood and metal
Multi-plus Jig
Howdens Multi purpose plus jig (10 & 35mm insets)
The Howden multi purpose plus jig is designed to cut 90° corners in both standard radius
worktops and worktops with smaller radii, such as composite and solid wood.
Because the jig is set to cut two inset distances there are two sets of peg holes for each
worktop width. For the 35mm female insets any of the peg holes under the slot can be
used to line up the jig against the post formed edge with one peg used in the appropriate
hole above the slot depending on the width of worktop see fig. 1.
For 10mm insets the two holes marked 10F, to the left of the slot, are used along with two
pegs in the corresponding worktop width holes, see Fig. 2.
Fig. 1.
10F
400 600 616 900 1000
C
IMPORTANT
TO BE USED F OR 3 5M M IN SET
MALE AND FEMALE CU TS ON LY
35F 35F 35F 35F 35F
FEMALE FINISHING CU T EDGE
FEMALE ROUGH CUT ED GE
FEMALE 90 S TART POSIT ION
B B B B
B
MANUF ACT URED
WORKTOP WIDTH
35MM INSET HOLES
35MM INSET HOLES FOR PEGS
LINED UP AGAINST THE
POSTFORMED EDGE
P O S TF O RMED EDGE
WORKTOP
FACE UP - RH JOINT
FACE DOWN - LH JOINT
FEMALE - USE LF + RF HOLES +
WORKTOP WIDTH HOLES
Fig. 2.
WORKTOP WIDTH
10MM INSET HOLES
10F
400 600 616 900 1000
C
IMPORTANT
TO B E USED FOR 3 5M M IN SET
MALE AND FEMALE C U TS ON LY
35F 35F 35F 35F 35F
FE MALE FINISHING CUT EDGE
FE MALE ROUGH CUT EDGE
FE MALE 90 START POSITION
B
B
B B
B
MAN UFACT URED
10MM INSET HOLES FOR PEGS
LINED UP AGAINST THE
POSTFORMED EDGE
POSTFORMED EDGE
WORKTOP
FACE UP - RH JOINT
FACE DOWN - LH JOINT
FEMALE - USE LF + RF HOLES +
WORKTOP WIDTH HOLES
Care must be taken when cutting 600mm and 616mm worktops as the sets of
peg holes are located closely together because of the small difference in width.
The diagram across the page shows the specific peg holes to be used when
cutting these width worktops
600 616
PEG HOLES USED FOR 600MM
WORKTOP WITH 10MM INSET.
USED WITH HOLES LABELLED 10F
FOUND TO THE LEFT OF THE SLOT
PEG HOLES USED FOR 616MM
WORKTOP WITH 10MM INSET.
USED WITH HOLES LABELLED 10F
FOUND TO THE LEFT OF THE SLOT
PEG HOLE TO BE USED FOR 600MM
WORKTOP WITH 35MM INSET.
USED WITH HOLES LABELLED 35F
FOUND TO THE LEFT AND UNDER
THE SLOT
PEG HOLE TO BE USED FOR 616MM
WORKTOP WITH 35MM INSET.
USED WITH HOLES LABELLED 35F
FOUND TO THE LEFT AND UNDER
THE SLOT
The drawing below shows a typical kitchen lay-out with the terms used in these
instructions superimposed.
Left Male
Right Male
Right Female
Left Female
Worktop
Postformed Edge
Postformed Edge
Postformed Edge
Worktop
Worktop
Female Joints
The jig set up in these instructions show a 600mm worktop with 10mm inset being cut.
Care should be taken when cutting other worktop widths so that the correct peg holes are
used.
Right hand female
10F
400 600 616 900 1000
C
IMPORTANT
TOB E US E D F O R 35 M M I NS E T
MALE A ND F E M A L E C U TS O N L Y
35 F 35 F 35 F 3 5 F 3 5 F
FE M A LE F I NIS H I NG CUT EDGE
FE MA LE R OU G H C UT EDGE
FEM A L E 9 0 ST A RT POSITION
B B B B
B
MAN U FACT U R E D
PO S TF O RMED ED GE
S U P P OR T JIG FR OM TH IS SID E
PEGS
PEGS
WORKTOP FACE
X
X
POSTFORMED EDGE
WORKTOP
FACE UP - RH JOINT
FACE DOWN - LH JOINT
FEMALE - USE LF + RF HOLES +
WORKTOP WIDTH HOLES
Left hand female
10F
400 60 0 6 16 9 00 10 00
C
I MPORTA NT
TOBE U SE D FO R 3 5 M M IN S E T
M A LEA N DF E M A LE C U T S O N L Y
3 5 F 3 5 F 3 5 F 35 F 3 5 F
FE M A L E F I N ISH I NG CUT ED GE
F EM A L E R O U G H C U T EDGE
FE M A LE 9 0 S TART POSITION
B B B B
B
MA N UFAC TU R ED
W ORK TOP BAC K
P OS TF OR M ED EDGE
S U PP OR T JIG FR OM THIS SIDE
PE G S
PE GS
X
X
POSTFORMED EDGE
WOR KTOP
FAC E UP - RH JOINT
FAC E DOWN - LH JOINT
FEMALE - USE LF + RF HOLES +
WOR KTOP W IDTH HO LES
The above two diagrams show the jig set up for a 600mm wide worktop with a 10mm
inset.
Note: For female cuts with a 10mm inset it will be necessary to provide additional
support to the jig, as shown in the diagrams.
Set the jig on the worktop as shown. Clamp firmly with G-clamps. Once clamped,
ensure that the jig is square by measuring the distance between the back edge of the jig
and the back edge of the worktop (see distance “X” in the diagrams). This distance
should constant, confirming the jig is set up correctly. Position the router in extreme
bottom left-hand point of the centre slot. Set the cutting depth to 10 mm.
Start the router and pass the router steadily along the centre slot using the side of the slot
nearest you to guide the router.
Repeat this process increasing the depth of cut by 10 mm for each pass until the post-
form edge has been removed.
With the cutter set to maximum depth, use the side of the slot furthest from you to guide
the router and make one pass to remove approximately 1mm of worktop leaving a perfect
cut edge.
Switch off the router at the end of each pass and do not remove the router from the
jig until you are sure that the router has stopped. Avoid contact between tool and
jig.
Male Joints
Right hand male
B B B B
B
35M
10M
M A L E F IN I S HIN G CU T E D G E
M A L E R O UG H C U T E D GE
M A LE 90 S T A RT PO S IT IO N
C
P E G S
P
O
S
TF
OR
M
E
D
E
DG
E
W O R K T O P B A C K
Support jig from this side
PO S T FORM ED EDGE
WORKTOP
MALE - USE LM + R M HOLES
FACE DOWN - RH JOINT
FACE UP - LH J OINT
Left hand Male
B B B B
B
35M
10M
M A L E F I NI S H ING C UT E DG E
M A L E RO U GH C UT E DG E
M AL E 9 0 S T AR T P O SI T IO N
C
P E G S
P
O
S
TF
O
R
M
E
D
E
D
G
E
Support jig from this side
POSTFORMED EDGE
WORKTOP
MALE - USE LM + RM HOLES
FACE DOWN - RH JOINT
FACE UP - LH JOINT
WORKTOP FACE
The above two diagrams show the jig set up for left and right male cuts with a 10mm
inset.
Set the jig on the worktop as shown. Clamp firmly with G-clamps. Position the router in
extreme left-hand point of the centre slot and proceed as described above for the female
joints.
Note: Depending on the amount of worktop you are removing, the jig may again
need supporting from the side shown in the diagrams
Note These instructions set up the jig to cut 90° corners. If you wish to allow for slightly
out of square walls, remove one or more of the pegs and adjust the angle of the jig against
the post-form edge. You should be fully conversant with the usual functions of the jig
before attempting this type of adjustment.
Bolt Slots
Right Hand Female Bolt Slot
B B B B
B
35M
10M
MALE FINISHING CUT EDGE
MALE ROUGH CUT EDGE
MALE 90 START POSITION
C
POSTFORMED EDGE
WO RK TOP
M AL E - US E LM + R M HOLES
FA C E D OWN - RH JOINT
FA C E U P - LH JOINT
WORKTOP BACK
POSTFORMED EDGE
PEGS
Left Hand Female Bolt Slot
10F
400 600 616 900 1000
C
I MP ORTANT
TO BE USED FOR 35MM INS ET
MALE AND FEMALE CUTS ON LY
35F 35F 35F 35F 35F
FEMALE FINISHING CUT EDGE
FEMALE ROUGH CUT EDGE
FEMALE 90 START POSITION
B B B B
B
MANUFACTURED
POSTF ORM ED EDG E
WO RKTO P
FACE UP - R H JOINT
F ACE DOWN - LH J OINT
FE MA LE - USE LF + RF HOLES +
WO RKTO P WIDTH HO LES
WORKTOP BACK
POSTFORMED EDGE
PEGS
Right Hand Male Bolt Slot
10F
400 600 616 900 1000
C
IMPORTANT
TO BE USED FOR 35 MM INSET
MALE AND FEMALE CUT S ON L Y
35F 35F 35F 35F 35F
FEM ALE FINISHING CUT EDGE
FE MALE ROUGH CUT EDGE
FEMALE 90 START POSITION
B
B
B B
B
MANUF ACT URED
POSTFORMED EDGE
WO RK T OP
FA C E U P - R H JOINT
FA C E D OWN - L H JOIN T
F EM A L E - US E LF + RF HOLES +
WO RK TO P WI D TH HOLES
PEGS
POSTFORMED EDGE
WORKTOP BACK
Left Hand Male Bolt Slot
B
B B
B
B
35M
10M
MALE FINISHING CUT ED GE
MALE ROUGH CUT EDGE
MALE 90 START POSITION
C
POSTFORMED EDGE
WORKTOP
MA L E - US E LM + RM HOLES
FA C E DOWN - RH JOINT
FA C E U P - LH JOINT
PEGS
POSTFORMED EDGE
WORKTOP BACK
Place pegs in the holes marked B as shown in the figures above, then clamp the jig in
position with G clamps.
For bolt holes the plunging depth should be set to about 20mm. Ensure this is sufficient
to accommodate the joining bolt you are using. Work clockwise around each mushroom
shaped slot and remove all the waste. Depending on the worktop width only 2 slots may
be needed.
Other U Shape Lay-outs
The “Typical Lay-out” in Figure 1 is the best method of constructing a U shaped layout.
There are however other formats which may be used for example the two lay-outs below.
These may be necessary depending on worktop length available, location of sink, hob etc.
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Unika TLS0600 is a versatile and powerful tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including cutting, shaping, and polishing. With its variable speed motor and ergonomic design, the TLS0600 is perfect for both professional and DIY users.
Some of the key features of the Unika TLS0600 include:
- Variable speed motor for precise control
- Ergonomic design for comfortable use
- Lightweight and compact for easy handling
- Comes with a variety of attachments for different tasks
The Unika TLS0600 is perfect for a variety of tasks, including:
- Cutting wood, metal, and plastic
- Shaping and sanding wood and metal
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