Marking guide jig apparatus for, and method of, marking of wood trim for subsequent miter cut of window/door opening trim
OwnerArvel D. Tegelsinventor
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Abstract
Double end and single end jig apparatus is disclosed having a channel and guide edges for marking window/door trim held in the channel, for subsequent miter cut of corners for mounting the trim around window/door opening, and a set back or margin between the window/door opening and the trim.
Claims6
A jig panel apparatus for a guide for marking window/door wood trim for subsequent miter cut of corners of said wood trim surrounding a window/door opening comprising;
- a—a double end jig panel and each end of said jig panel having a 45° cut extending upwards from the bottom edge of said panel,
- b—a jig trim guide runner mounted on the top of said jig panel, and said jig trim guide runner extending the length of said top and extending outward on the wall side of said panel;
- c—a jig panel trim support runner mounted on said wall side of said panel;
- d—a channel extending lengthwise between said jig panel trim support runner and said jig trim guide;
- e—a runner for jig panel trim window/door opening along the bottom edge of said panel and said runner forming a ridge extending outward further on the wall side of said panel than said jig panel trim support runner and,
- f—a bolt extending through said jig trim guide runner and said panel and a nut mounted on said bolt.
Jig panel apparatus for a guide for marking window/door wood trim for subsequent miter cut of corners of said wood trim surrounding window/door opening comprising;
- a—a single end jig panel, one for left hand and one for right hand and are mirror images of each other, said end of said jig panels having a 45° cut extending upward from the bottom edge of said left or right panel;
- b—a jig trim guide runner mounted on the top of each of said jig panels, and said jig trim guide runner extending the length of said top and extending outward on the wall side of said panels;
- c—a jig panel trim support runner mounted on said wall side of said panels;
- d—a channel extending lengthwise between said jig panel trim support runner and said jig trim guide;
- e—a runner for jig panel trim window/door opening along the bottom edge of said panel and said runner forming a ridge extending outward further on the wall side of said panel than said jig panel trim support runner and,
- f—a bolt extending through said jig trim guide runner and said panel and a nut mounted on said bolt.
A jig panel apparatus for a method for a guide for marking window/door wood trim for subsequent miter cut of corners of said wood trim surrounding a window/door opening comprising;
- a—a double end jig panel and each end of said jig panel having a 45° cut extending upwards from the bottom edge of said panel,
- b—a jig trim guide runner mounted on the top of said jig panel, and said jig trim guide runner extending the length of said top and extending outward on the wall side of said panel;
- c—a jig panel trim support runner mounted on said wall side of said panel;
- d—a channel extending lengthwise between said jig panel trim support runner and said jig trim guide;
- e—a runner for jig panel trim window/door opening along the bottom edge of said panel and said runner forming a ridge extending outward further on the wall side of said panel than said jig panel trim support runner and,
- f—a bolt extending through said jig trim guide runner and said panel and a nut mounted on said bolt.
- g—holding one jig at the left hand corner and one jig at the right hand corner of the window/door opening with said wood trim in said channel of each of said jigs and,
- h—marking or scribing a mark on said wood trim on the left side guide edge of said left jig and on the right side guide edge of said right side jig.
Jig panel apparatus method of a guide for marking or scribing window/door wood trim for subsequent miter cut of corners of said wood trim surrounding window/door opening comprising;
- a—a single end jig panel, one for left hand and one for right hand and are mirror images of each other, said end of said jig panels having a 45° cut edge extending upward from the bottom edge of said left or right panel;
- b—a jig trim guide runner mounted on the top of each of said jig panels, and said jig trim guide runner extending the length of said top and extending outward on the wall side of said panels;
- c—a jig panel trim support runner mounted on said wall side of said panels;
- d—a channel extending lengthwise between said jig panel trim support runner and said jig trim guide;
- e—a runner for jig panel trim window/door opening along the bottom edge of said panel and said runner forming a ridge extending outward further on the wall side of said panel than said jig panel trim support runner;
- f—a bolt extending through said jig trim guide runner and said panel and a nut mounted on said bolt;
- g—holding said left hand jig at the left hand corner and said right hand jig at the right hand corner of said window/door opening and said wood trim in said channel in each of said jigs and,
- h—marking or scribing a mark on said wood trim on the left side guide edge of said left side jig, and on the right side guide edge of said right hand jig.
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