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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If I am thinking of the same sort of jig it is used in conjunction with a router. the router would need to have at least a half inch collet. A special cutter is required depending upon the depth of the worktop.Holes are also created on the underneath to take special fixings like nut and bolt to keep the join together. Sometimes a kitchen fitter/joiner will create the join for you at a price. Hope this of help.
I wouldn't recommend doing the butt&scribe joints yourself, it's not a DIJ job. I fit kitchens for a living and to set up with the proper tools, cutters cramps & jigs will cost about �300 minimum for the proper gear. that is unless you borrow or hire, but even then it would take quite a bit of practice intil you can get the perfect joint. I am often asked to cut the worktops for people who have fitted there own units, and normaly charge about �25 per joint including bolts & adhesives, but i also cut out for the sink & hob at the same time as it is much easier to do this before fitting the worktops down.
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