Kitchen - Filler Panels With U-Scribe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Fitting fillers panels with the U-Scribe jig. A really helpful product to help you achieve really good scribes.
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That's a very useful jig I'm an installer here in Canada. I've used various ways of doing this but this seems to be a very simple and effective tool. Thanks for sharing that
Thank you. Can you get hold of them in Canada?
Im not sure in all honesty. I will look around
u-scribe jig 18mm (11/16") Set of 3 Woodwork & Carpentry Jigs - Makes Scribing Fillers, Toe Kicks and Ceiling Scribes easy, ideal for Carpenters, Joinery, Furniture and Cabinet Installing www.amazon.ca/dp/B081FL6Y8V?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_9AMG3MG28PB273H82CDZ
@@henrymostert2125 you really should get them they are made by installers Dan and Scott who are great guys th-cam.com/video/iliHu7mL_kA/w-d-xo.html so you are truely supporting the woodworking community @uscribejig.
Great video btw
Thank you for that information. I will get on to ordering one 🙂
Would the filler not have looked better flush with the door? Just need to screw a Baton to the rear of the filler and set a gap between filler and the door.
Sure, you can do it either way. Entirely down to the client. However, if you did bring it flush you wouldn’t need to set a gap as the doors are smaller than the cabinets. So the process would be the same with the exception of the baton. I’ll do a video on that version too. Thanks 👍🏼
I've bought a set of these a few months back. Great bit of kit
How that jihsaw didn't chip out the malamine filler?
I use a downward cutting blade which massively reduces chipping.
Is this done for quickness because when I put my kitchen in I put the filler in smallest measurement and fetherd easifill so its looks plumb all the way down.
Questions: Why did you cut your fillet width at 40cm? Don't you need to measure both the largest side gap and smallest side gap to gauge what is the pre-scribe width of your fillet? You selected 40cm which is just shy of the 25cm gap + 18cm thickness of the cab side. Still confused and want to learn this technique. Aside from this point you did an excellent job of showing the proper technique of scribing the board, cutting it and finally affixing it to the side panel of the cab. Thank you taking the time to record this technique.... just need to know why you selected 40cm. RJS1948
He left himself 3mm tolerance so it doesn't snag on the wall, the jig sets the board up flush with the cabinet so it will always be be a 18mm scribe.