How to Make Long Lengths of Wood out of Scraps Using Lap Joints (DIY Money Saving Tips)
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2022
- How to Make Long Lengths of Wood out of Scraps Using Half Lap Joints. Smaller scraps can be joined together to make a long more useful length of Timber. These can be used to build Garden Fences and Sheds.
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The glue and sawdust filler is brilliant. Liked and subscribed!
Cheers!
Never leave comments. This is just the video I needed was wracking my brain with how to extend my pallet wood to make some longer lengths!! Thank you.
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Awesome! Saved some $$$
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Literally the video I needed. What a brilliant and easy way to save using off cuts. Thank you.
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Thank you for the concise video Phil. I’m a girl that’s building a chicken run from scrap 2x4s and this was very helpful
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good
information Phil,I was short of a 3x3 post for my porch lean to,I had some shorts lengths of 3x2 and a 4x1 ,a did the same as you and it's been supporting the roof
for the last 3 years
Thanks Gaz 👍🏻 it's surprising how strong the joint is too. Plenty of strength for support. Saves buying new pieces too 👍🏻
Great video, we're planning on making a shed soon, so will definitely be using this technique. Cheers 👍
Cheers 👍🏻 that sound like a good idea 👍🏻
Fantastic. Super helpful!! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great idea Phill this will come in very handy thanks for sharing 🍺🍺👍
Cheers Brian! 👍🏻🍻
Thank you very much for sharing I think this is what I wanted
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Nice job ... Great idea... thanks for posting:))
Thanks Elizabeth 👍🏻
Good idea Phil saves a lot of money as its so damn expensive wood now
Thanks Chris 👍🏻
Thank you soo much for posting this video, just what i needed!!!, explained nice and easy ,that i think i may be able to make some of these without having to go to B&Q 👍
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Phill …brilliant as usual and as we enter the cost of living and energy winter from hell ….your frugal savings are even more important now than ever …well done you
Thank you Peter 👍🏻 yea actually it's becoming less of a choice and more of a necessity these days I think.
Great videos mate, learned alot from you 👍
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Great video and demo! Been considering this for some time myself good to see it works before it take the time to do it!! Lol
Just subscribed mate!
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Thank you very much glad to help 👍🏻
Brilliant the things that you don't think of lol
Cheers Gary 👍🏻
Interesting. how would you do if you had to cut a long piece and then put it together again with the same length?
Thanks! Hmm I am not sure that could be a bit tricky.
I want to enlongate the legs of my bed. Would this hold if i add shrink wrap?
I probably would recommend doing this on interior furniture as it does leave a clean look. It's better for outdoor work or wood that's not on display. If you don't mind how it looks I guess it could work ok on bed legs as long as you get good glue contact on the joints for strength.
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How suitable would this be for fence support & how strong is it? I'm building a fence using pallet wood as opposed to feathered Edge but I have several 4 metre long sections that I was considering using arris/cant boards for but the cost of timber(+delivery) is too high :(
In my opinion they are strong and useful for fencing. One fence I made has been up almost 3 years now using lap jointed cross members. Spanning from one fence post to another I wouldn't go more than 8 feet or about 230cm. I find that if you do, Arris rail or 2 x 3 will bow over time.
Curious if there would be enough strength joining three pieces of wood to make an 8- or 10-foot length of 2x4?
I used this method this year to build a fence. I used 2 x 3 wood jointed together in this way spanning 11 feet. To make sure it stayed strong, I added some 45 degree supports in the corners. Actually you can check out a video I did about making it: ruclips.net/video/oHszIeZramE/видео.html
Hi phil. Ive been given loads of 3x3 post 4ft lengths. Using your method will it be strong enough
to build a small gazebo
I would say yes it should be. Make one long post and give it a strength test I'm sure it will be plenty strong enough.
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Nice video , but for sure this is not ideal when you need strength.
If you need 100 percent strength then I understand your point although you would be surprised how strong these joints are. They are very strong once glued and screwed.
@@PhillWyattProjects I'm sure and for a fence it can be good as well as for graden bed and so on. Not something structural in my opinion
@@MoranGuyVideos yea I agree. I would advise to use a regular piece of wood for a structural job just to be on the safe side.