Corner Worktop for hob

[royaloakcarpentry]

You don't need to use bolts for solid worktops. But you will have done them now.

[Virgin]

royaloakcarpentry I've only done one half so far

With wrong cuts basically I done a cut for a profiled edge on a square edge .... needs a little trim ...

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Close up in case you can't see the gap

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New cuts with right hand worktop .... (face up)

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[Virgin]

I'm feeling more as the post goes on pics in the wrong order is the least of my worries

[Virgin]

royaloakcarpentry

You don't need to use bolts for solid worktops. But you will have done them now.

What would you secure them together with then

[moderator2]

I'm feeling more as the post goes on pics in the wrong order is the least of my worries

I have re-arranged them into (Hopefully) the right order. Mod 2

[Virgin]

Cheers Mod 2

[Loosenup]

In situations like this ( I know I am a bit late ) I usually make a template out of 5 mm mdf .. not as expensive as timber lol.
Once I get the template perfect , just lay the pieces on top and cut around em never failed yet on awkward cuts.
Phill

[Virgin]

Loosenup

cheers I did consider using ply/mdf but it was the profile on the front edge that I couldn't get my head around ... I wrongly assumed that it would still match using a jig on square edged worktop

In hindsight it was a large piece of wood and I could have had a play oversized before cutting to the size required ....

still trying to salvage the worktops which is possible but will never look right to a trained eye but will have to do ( a term I hate to use) the mitres are about 20mm out either side of the corner hob worktop ...

almost there but disappointed with my result