UJK Parf Guide System - Instruction - Part 1

Designed by Peter Parfitt, the UJK technology Parf Guide System (PGS) is a joint development with Axminster Tools & Machinery Ltd. Manufacturing of the system takes place entirely in Axminster, Devon under the UJK technology brand name.

The Parf Guide System (PGS) is a highly accurate, method of laying out a pattern of 20mm holes in a bench top or work surface to create a track saw cutting station. Using the PGS this task is both quick and easy, producing spot-on results every time. With an accurate pattern of 20 mm holes and a set of Veritas Parf Dogs, you will be able to make perfect right angle or 45 cuts with a guide rail and track saw.

The PGS provides an infallible method to make a track saw cutting station on site in less than 30 minutes, making this an invaluable tool. With the PGS, you will be able to make a custom bench top or portable cutting board whenever the need arises.

Based on the Pythagoras theorem, the PGS uses two Parf sticks along with a 3mm drill guide and 3mm drill bit to create an accurately placed series of holes with the rows at perfect right angles to the columns. Then the guide block and the special 20mm bit come into play to produce the final pattern of 20mm holes.

Parf Guide System comprises; two Parf Sticks, 1m long with a series of 3mm holes along the length at 96mm centres. A 3mm drill guide with 3mm drill bit and three 3mm guide pins. Finally, a guide block and a special 20mm TC drill bit with a 3mm centre guide.

To purchase: http://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-techno...