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Thanks for the great video. What keeps the jig from moving side to side on the bar clamp?

Sorry it’s boring

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Looks like a sticky situation.

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to show others how to do it.

Thanks!

Best video I could find

Use a number 7 bench plane and a little energy. Way quicker. Done in 5-10 minutes.

I prefer to build with woodprix plans.

That clamping jig, the convex plank - could you please tell how big the curve is on that plank to get an even pressure along the whole scarf joint?

Guess I don't understand why you didn't just scarf all the way to the line with router?

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 VERY INTERESTING! I learned a lot. You've obviously done this once or twice! Ha ha ha. Wishing now that I had done this when I replaced the floor in my Starcraft aluminum boat. Love the nail pin idea. Great video

Thanks for this video, just learned a new trick

Would a sacrificial board underneath prevent tear-out? Maybe tape the edges also?

Applied the epoxy twice just so the wood doesn't draw the first application into the wood too deep and starve the joint?

hello what glue do you use to glue the plates?

Works Great? NO! Terribly time consuming.... How about a circular saw in a similar jig?

Thanks for the video, I am going to build a small Dory, and need a 16 ft piece of plywood. The piece will make the two sides of the Dory. Will this method of joining the two sheets together be strong enough for that application?

Great video. How do you get the nails out once the glue has dried?

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This is great. Simple and effective. You appear to be clamping the jig with the cross-bar in some way. Can you describe how the clamp works? Thanks!

I have watched all of your vids and like what you have done and the way you show it. It is a shame you have not made any more vids. Thanks for sharing what you have.

Useful tips. Interesting what you say about clamping pressure with epoxy. Thanks for sharing.

Best scarfing jig out there so far. Thank you for posting.

Vacuum port in the back of the jig?

An alternate and possibly better way to clamp the joint, after applying the T-88, is to lay the first board flat on top of the joint then run screws through it and the plywood into the table top.

I would have liked to have seen the setup on the router, but thanks for the vid. Go hawks...

Thanks for sharing, great info!!

Yes, use an 8-1 scarf or bigger, (so 1/2" ply will be 4" long scarf,). I use scarf on ply from 1/4" upward and on timber.

I have a question I want to build a 24 ft center console fishing boat using plywood and fiberglassing over the whole boat can I use this joint for all sides and hull.

Great video Mike. Thanks for sharing. Dale

Thanks for sharing your knowlege. I got some great tips from all of your vidoes.

Great vid, straightforward and to the point

Love this video I will be using your idea of the nails to temp hold the sheets great idea

I love your attention to detail. It is easy to see you really care about your work. I'm seriously thinking of building my own boat and this video has helped a lot. I don't like the way I've seen others do butt joints with a plywood backer. Seems to me the wood wouldn't give an even a bend as I would want.

I haven't looke here in a while, I appreciate the comments. I have hours of video shot but it is hard to find the time for editing to get them posted, building and designing takes up a lot of my time. I will get it done eventually.

Thanks. I learned a lot, including some fine points that I'd have had to learn the hard way. Good close-ups. More videos, please.

Your boats are a real work of art. Please post more build videos. Thankyou for posting.