Re: Good question
By:John B.
Date: 4/4/2000, 9:50 pm
Date: 4/4/2000, 9:50 pm
In Response To: Re: Good question (Spidey)
>. The 8:1 in the thickness plane would imply 8 x
> 1/4", or a 2" long scarf joint.
Goodness, I guess you can tell I wasn't a math major ( guess I was still hung up on a scarf I made for a sheer clamp from 3/4" by 1" lumber (8 x 3/4" = 6" (I think)). Imagine a 6" scarf on something 1/4" thick ?!! Thanks for the explanation.
P.S. I said nice things about 3M's 2216 structural epoxy in response to your original message - if they send me a case, I'll forward 1/2 to you.
Thanks again, John
Messages In This Thread
- Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
Spidey -- 4/4/2000, 1:14 pm- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
Bill Heuser -- 4/6/2000, 10:46 am- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
Don Beale -- 4/7/2000, 1:10 am
- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
Frank Hagan -- 4/6/2000, 12:03 am- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
Spidey -- 4/6/2000, 12:37 am
- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
Don Beale -- 4/4/2000, 4:10 pm- Dumb question - Scarfing
John B. -- 4/4/2000, 5:46 pm- Re: Good question
Spidey -- 4/4/2000, 6:18 pm- Re: Good question
John B. -- 4/4/2000, 9:50 pm
- Re: Dumb question - Scarfing
Don Beale -- 4/4/2000, 6:04 pm- Re: Dumb question - Scarfing
Spidey -- 4/4/2000, 6:23 pm- Re: Dumb question - Scarfing
Don Beale -- 4/4/2000, 7:33 pm
- Re: Dumb question - Scarfing
- Re: Good question
- Re: Good question
- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig
- Re: Don Beale's Scarfing Jig