User Manual

Adjust the top and front clamp bars via the hand

screws at either end of each bar so that the wood is

held firmly in place when the cam clamp handles are

operated. When narrower pieces of timber are being

worked it is best to use a packing piece of the same

thickness at the opposite end of the clamp bar to

ensure an even grip and to avoid distorting the bars.

Align the timber so that the piece forming one of the

sides of the drawer, mounted in the front vertical

clamp, extends above the front edge of the jig by the

thickness of the piece to be mounted in the top

horizontal clamp (front or back of drawer). The piece in

the top clamp is then butted up to this so that both

are flush under the finger guide (see Fig 6).

5. Assembling Timber into the Jig

Fig 6