DIY Plywood Scarfing and How-to Jig - Free Plans Included

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @mlaff5002
    @mlaff5002 3 года назад +1

    Looking for an easy good way to scarf. I think this is it. Thanks a lot.

    • @mydreamboatproject
      @mydreamboatproject  3 года назад

      You're welcome, worked great for me... Very quick!

    • @mlaff5002
      @mlaff5002 3 года назад

      How does it work on 1/2” plywood

    • @mydreamboatproject
      @mydreamboatproject  3 года назад

      @@mlaff5002 It's designed for 1/4 inch. A 7 1/4 inch circular saw blade is not big enough for 1/2 inch. You'd need a 10 inch saw which is very expensive.

    • @mlaff5002
      @mlaff5002 3 года назад

      Thx

  • @LYLE995
    @LYLE995 4 года назад +2

    Very good job and excellent explanation. Thanks for posting.

  • @saucyjack8548
    @saucyjack8548 4 года назад +3

    Excellent design. I'm trying this next time. Good job!

    • @mydreamboatproject
      @mydreamboatproject  4 года назад +1

      Thanks Saucy. I'm so excited to get going with it. I have about 12 sheets of ply to scarf and it will save so much time. :-)

  • @carvinlambert6899
    @carvinlambert6899 4 года назад +2

    Ahoy, Capt. Rainy! Looking good bro.. Thank you for walking me through that Scarfing cut Jig.. yes, I like it and will use it!

    • @mydreamboatproject
      @mydreamboatproject  4 года назад

      Thanks for watching Carvin. I appreciate it. This makes the scarfing so much easier. Now I just need a longer garage so I can scarf 3 together. :-)

  • @jeffs5093
    @jeffs5093 2 года назад +1

    i found your channel looking for plywood scarfing ideas and finding this video. Great video and nice channel. I subscribed and looking forward to watching your progress.

  • @IrishChippy
    @IrishChippy 4 года назад +1

    Nice jig Rene. Look forward to seeing the rest of this build.

  • @dantekapi1878
    @dantekapi1878 3 года назад +1

    Thank you, I was looking for this!

  • @johnlynett1594
    @johnlynett1594 3 года назад

    Great jig. I just started building my Tango 13 and this was a great EASY design. With the price of marine grade mahogany I didn't want to make any errors. This did a much better job then using a router.

  • @MrScubacat
    @MrScubacat 3 года назад +1

    Consider wearing dust protection when cutting. That saw dust is bad news for lungs.
    Great jig!

  • @glennirwin4710
    @glennirwin4710 3 года назад

    very nice video.

  • @seanwilliams8452
    @seanwilliams8452 3 года назад +1

    Great idea man, ive been looking for qn effective way to do this withouth having to buy a router

  • @peterkelly8953
    @peterkelly8953 3 года назад +1

    Great idea!! I am concerned with the awkward angle the saw has to be held at. I have redrawn the jig rotated 20 degrees, so that the ply is at an angle that suits normal posture. I have a track saw, so I will fit a suitable track guide cleat to the jig. I am building a Sassafras 12 canoe & the plans call for full 4mm scarfed sheets, you have solved all my problems. Thanks for the post.

  • @cliffordmcphee721
    @cliffordmcphee721 3 года назад

    Just wondering how you measure and cut the 7.1deg cut. This looks really well made.

  • @dennissweet6758
    @dennissweet6758 2 года назад

    What size saw are you using? My seven and a quarter inch skill saw will only scarf two and a quarter inches.

    • @mydreamboatproject
      @mydreamboatproject  2 года назад

      7 1/4 as well. If you want to scarf any thinker ply you'll need a 10" saw.

  • @johngoodell2775
    @johngoodell2775 2 года назад

    That works for 1/4" ply but a 7 1/4" skil saw does not have enough blade depth to scarf say 3/8" ply at what many would argue is a min. ratio for planking.

    • @mydreamboatproject
      @mydreamboatproject  2 года назад

      Just as I said in the video. You'd need a 10 inch saw for thicker wood with a system like this but 10 in skill saws are expensive and hardly worth it unless you're in a boat building business. This is perfect for the 1/4 in ply which is all I needed it for.

  • @Dave5843-d9m
    @Dave5843-d9m 3 года назад +1

    There’s probably a way to jig an electric planer to create a scarfe on sheet material. Mabe use an angled block on the Left-hand side of the planet with a running board to keep it in line.

  • @mydreamboatproject
    @mydreamboatproject  3 года назад

    Hi John, good luck with your Tango. Are you going to be video taping and posting your progress on RUclips? I'd love to see it. If you want a reference to help you along the way; my buddy Bubba just finished building and posting his Tango18 here: ruclips.net/channel/UCnK9z4SB-V95YBEAMAAMJoA