Need to repair nylon routing jig.....

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Need to repair nylon routing jig.....

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Any recommendations on what will adhere to one of those worktop routing jigs ??
The last owner has put a few nicks in it and it should be repairable with filler but it just peels off :cry: :cry:
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Post by munnyella »

You could try epoxy, but you will need to `key' the area first.

You will need to be very accurate with your flatting or you will end up with a dead gappy joint.

Good luck

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(Roplas on Freemans common have the MDF laminate jigs fot about £25)
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Cheers Mark, looks like that could be the stuff...
Was hoping to make a jig up to rout the groove out to the right size again..
Does epoxy hold up to being routed ??
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Post by munnyella »

Hi

Not sure, I have never done it. might be a bit `chippy', its very hard stuff.

Is it a TREND jig?

If its not, i'd say scrap it, theyr'e the only ones worth fixing.

A carefull fill and a gentle tickle with 800-1200 grade wet or dry should sort you out.

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Not a Trend one but of comparable quality and its the big size...
As bit of a tight git :shock: I am loathed to chuck it so will persevere :roll:
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