On Nov 4, 3:38*pm, "Perry (News)" wrote:

And a worktop jig (with a free router bit) on eBay - does this look
OK? - and the same seller does the bolts.http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Worktop-Jig-70...LAMINATE-Workt...


The same seller does a cheaper melamine faced jig if you don't
envisage getting much use from it:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/700mm-Worktop-...ht_2058wt_1154

Router cutters and bolts are cheap at Toolstation.

Presumably you already have a 1/2" router and 30mm guide bush.
Otherwise you can add a fiver for the guide bush and £50 to £200 for
a router.

Like you say, it rapidly gets to the point where it'd be as cheap to
get someone to do it, and they'd have to pay for the replacement
worktops if it went wrong.