Thanks for the shout and and great video del. Thanks for finding and using our handy little jigs. We’re always happy to help and answer any questions on our social media, you tube or email if anyone has any questions 👍🏻
U-Scribe Jig.... Guys, time you made this guy your Brand Ambassador given all the positive demonstration he's giving your product as well as the number of sales I've no doubt he generated? TBH without this channel I'd have never heard of your Jigs let alone purchased some for my own use... so how about reaching out and offering him some support! 🤔
This is the best explanation of how the uscribe actually is used. This answers questions that the company does not make clear. Thank you for making this video.
You Sir have just opened a can of worms, that video has taken me to the next level, OMG a way to fix a bowed wall AFTER I've spent day on days with filler and its still not right. I can't thank you enough.
Hi Del, great demonstration! I’ve seen these advertised before but could never understand quite how they worked. Your demo has made me understand, and I’ll definitely be asking Santa for some! Cheers, and super video as always 🙂
They are completely new to me Steve, and I'm so glad my buddy treated me to this set🤗Christmas is sorted for you I guess😎Thanks for watching and your comment🤩
Just purchased the full set of 9 thanks for very informative video and fact that you needed to trim the length after first offering up which is always how the "real" world is. Nothing ever fits perfect first time. 👍
Thanks for showing these jigs ,have lost count how many time tried balancing trims and masking tape them stop moving while trying to scribe them ,have ordered some should be coming today just in time for run of fitting 3 kitchens so ready for Christmas ,all the best keep great videos coming 👍
Hi Bloggy🖐That's awesome bud, and really cool that my video has shown you and a quite a few other guys, these great little jigs😎Thanks for watching🤩Cheers Del
Nicely done big guy, Brilliant demonstration, like the little trick with the bottom bracket holding the filler panel up, very informative some people don’t now about little things like this when doing finishing work. Keep up the good work 👍.
Hi Charranjit. They are little beauties bud, and I've really enjoyed using them on these kitchen👊Thanks for another great comment and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
I've thinking of buying these for some time. This video is the only detailed video of them being used to having the scribe flush with the doors. So thanks to del I've bought some & a block scribe 😀
Great move Dustin🤟 I do feel a bit of a plank for not seeing these jigs ages ago, but I'm not a kitchen fitter, so that's my excuse😲 I'm doing a video really soon on the stand off fillers/scribes as a few guys have asked about how I do the detail👍Let me know what you think when it comes out👊(should be my next video) Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Probably the one and only time ever that I can say this...found these a while back from another youtuber "Peter Millard" purchased them and they are as you said a brilliant device even for a total amateur like myself..but another great post Derek, just keep them coming..
Hi Arthur. I literally thought they were new to the market when my mate gave them to me, and I was shocked and gutted to discovery they had been about for ages🙈As you say, they are fantastic😎Thanks for watching🤩
Hi derek I am joiner and make units just like you had in the video we sometime sent out on site to put these units in and at the end of the day it’s Scribing time this jig looks dam good l will have to get some of them thanks for your video stay safe sir and well done 👍
Like myself Del you seem to get all excited when you learn somethime new or when find a new jig ! "CARPENTRY" an ever changing craft what a fantastic trade to be in 👌thanks again for great content and amusement. All the best. Phill👍👍👍
Hi Phill. I think my excitement clearly comes across in the video, and all of us enjoy finding out something new in our trade🤩Great comment, and thanks for your kind words😎Cheers Del
Hi there. I was unable to contain my exitment with these little jigs as I'd never seen them before and they make scribing MASSIVELY easier👊Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Mark🖐 I'm like a video machine at the moment👊 I've a got loads filmed, edited and uploaded, just waiting to publish them🤩 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Great video Deric I found these last year mate one of my mates sent me a link after he found them on the internet I love them makes life so easy when I’m fitting kitchens 👍👍👍👍
Hi Carl. They are so good for such simple little things, and every carpenter/kitchen guy should have them👊 You were clearly ahead of me on this one bud😜Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
Got my set a few months ago and they are a revelation. Mucked about long enough thinking I didn't need them and persevered with the ways I always used. To avoid trying keep a narrow piece of scribe material straight i use say a 100mm piece that i know is straight and have it sitting on the inside of the unit, so long as I use a 100mm scribing block, the only issue is the tails of the jigs get in the way but the result is the same. Fine run of videos from you.
Hi John. I get exactly what you're saying. If the carcass gable bows out, I'll just pack it straight from the wall, and if it bows, I'll usually fit a shelf in the middle of the unit to push it straight👊 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
They're very cool little gadgets John👊The guys at U-Scribe have hinted that they are working on the Irish market, so hopefully will be available for you soon. Amazon seems to have them here in the UK👍Thanks for your comment bud😎
Hi Joe. I so wanted to video on cutting it, but I just couldn't as there was other guys all over the area my saw was set up in, and it wouldn't have made great viewing😖 I'm going to do a video on how I do my 22mm projected scribe panels, and will film me following the line then 👍 Cheers Del
Hey del. Hope your well mate. I use them, really handy. I also use the block scribe it's a 3d printed block that your pencil slides into and you can rotate it for all the common panel thicknesses. It's really handy as you can scribe your line with one hand and it's pretty inexpensive. Great tips mate, 👍
Hi Sicpac66🖐 Your the second guy that's mentioned the block scribe, and it sound 👍 I must get one👊 Thanks for your comment mate and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Just bought the 18mm ones because I'm on a run of kitchens right now so day after tomorrow I will for sure be using these little green blighters! You gave me clarity (to be fair, I already understood the whole offset thing but not used these actual things) on these jigs! Much appreciated, and thank you!
@@thetallcarpenter You're my go-to on kitchens, mate! It really is appreciated! Little, tiny tips here and there make the whole experience more pleasurable and my strength is I'm ALWAYS eager to learn off others, especially when they are more experienced/skilled at a certain aspect of my trade! 👍👍👍👍
Del, I have this kit. Not sure if you know this….. if you have say a 120 panel but need to cut it for a 60mm end filler. You don’t need to cut it down first. You can fit the jigs to the back of the panel and clip it on the edge with the panel on the inside. You then get an off cut of the 120mm and use that to scribe your wall. The only slight flaw with this method is when you come to the jig positions, you have to miss them out but it works really well and you only have one cut rather than 2. I also find using the track saw on a slight back cut gets a great finish and allows a neat finish . Sorry if you already knew this method.
Hi Paul. I get exactly what you mean. You're basically using the jig to hold the panel in place, and then cutting a scribe block the right width to mark it. I will a definitely apply it on the next kitchens on this site👊 I'm still finding my feet with my track saw, so may well give it a go on scribes🤩Thanks for your tip and for putting down in the comments for others to see👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter yes Del , for an end filler you would clip the uncut panel onto the carcass ( like a door) so you can still see the full filler gap. Then using the scribe block cut from the waste end ( if the panel is 120 wide, the scribe block is 120) scribe the panel and cut. Enjoy!!!!!
I was, literally, like a kid at Christmas Sukh, and I couldn't believe they had been out for such a long time before I found out about them😲I take it you've got some then bud🤔Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Glad I came across this vid . I use a compass and set to the depth of over hang then add on board width and then scribe wall. I will being having buying u scribe
I was the same as you Ian, and I'm sure you will be as impressed with these little beauties as I have been🤩 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
It's so cool that Mt video is showing these to guys like you who didn't know about them, as they are so handy that everyone should have a set👊 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
See every day should brr we s learning day absolutely fantastic bit of kit going to order some ASAP I think I will have to retire my Trend scribe Top tip Del nothing wrong with us dinosaurs mate 54 and still learning with kitchen fitting it’s the small details that stand out I don’t know how many times I go into friend’s family kitchens and I am looking at door gaps my biggest bug bear the gaps have to be uniform and perfectly align with each cupboard Top man keep them coming fella 👍👏👌
Introducing you to these makes this video a success Gary🤩I thought that if I'd never seen them then maybe some other guys might not have either👊Just wait till you start using them🤘Great comment bud, and thanks for watching😎
Hi Boots🖐 Every now and again a new little gadget/invention comes along that is so simple, yet makes a job ten times easier to do👊 Theses jigs are one of these🤩 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Tomo🖐Every now and again you come across a little gadget that fundamentally changes the way you do something, and these are one of those gadgets👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
I usually hold it flush with the edge of the carcass and run down the wall or ceiling with an 18mm block to do my scribes same as this but as you know working on your own it can be hard to hold them, so these jigs are brilliant do all the hard bit for you, I’m definitely going to get some, thanks for sharing not seen them before 👍
I used to do the same Brian😬and these little jigs will change the way you do scribes👍Worth £15 all day long as far as I'm concerned🤘Thanks for watching and your great comment😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter also I usually clamp a piece of plinth or something to the bottom of the carcass to stop the filler sliding down, but your accident worked as well ha, keep up the good work mate your videos are always good and interesting, and I see you reply to all the comments from people so thanks for taking the time 👍
Hi Mohammed. Amazing that I, like you, have used 1mm double sided window tape to hold them in place whilst marking👊Get yourself some mate, you won't be disappointed 😉Cheers Del
Hi Darren. I take my time bud, but I do sometimes feel like I'm going 'snow blind' when I'm following it on a white panel🙈I was going to video it, but it just wasn't possible😬Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
@@darrenroche9225 You just need to be really mindful of the rear of the blade, as if you touch the cut on the upward rotation of the blade, it will make a right mess😬Cheers bud
Great little simple tool, but when you have a base unit door, if you make them exactly flush on the unit they will sit back a couple of mill, because the doors have a couple mill gap from the unit!! so do i have to bring them out level with the door and allow a small piece of the backing fillet to show? ( mine is on the hinge side so it wont be seen i think).....is that correct?
Great video. Seen these on another TH-cam video. Cannot remember the firms name though. Would love to see how these are done on a table saw. I have used a jigsaw and would never have thought of the table saw. Remember the name now. Free bird carpentry. Great you rube channel
Hi Lee. I'd never heard of these jigs before a month or so ago when my bud gave me a set, and I was looking forward to the first job I could use them on🤩Its really cool its a UK company and invented by guys like us👍Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
Brilliant video ,love u-scribe but can you use the scribe to make the length of wood sit inside the gap flush with the carcass rather than a overhang if that makes any sense .
Hi Simon. I know what you mean, and the scribes I'm cutting in the video would perfectly sit 'in the gap' and be flush to the carcass face, but I just project these out with another strip of material so the sit in the linebof the doors👍 Great comment and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Oh i think i get it ,because your strip of wood was the same size as the frame carcass ,it would fit in the gap perfectly, what a fantastic bit of kit, cannot believe that i am now excited about ordering one lol , massive thank you Del for sharing your knowledge with us mere mortals lol .
@@simonmiddleton2990 You can now share my exitment when you first use them Simon🤗 It's changed scribing kitchen panels forever👊 I'm no different to any of you guys, and enjoy being part of the carpentry massive🤩 Cheers Del
Hi there🖐I cut the 'carrier' peice 35mm wide and screwed it into the back of the scribe with 50mm screws, ensuring it was flush with the bottom edge👍Cheers Del
Thank you for replying to my comment :) You screwed across the board into chips. Weren't you afraid that the chips would push the board apart? Did you drill first?
@piotrchojnowski1112 I did exactly as you suggest, and drilled a 4mm clearance hole right the way through the centre of the 'carrier' piece, and then GENTLY put 4x50 screws in until the two pieces were tight together👌
Great video and now make a bit more sense in how they work. Just one question though; if tge jigs are fixed and the thickness of the scribe off cut has to be the same size ard the carcass then what is the measurement from the ceiling to the middle of the unit for?
I have a 600 larder kitchen cupboard already in place and fitted but I'm planning on installing another 600 for a integrated fridge freezer 70/30. My problem is I can seem to get the doors property lines up???? Any tips please
Hi Del, hope you're well! Quick question sorry maybe bit obvious, how did you go about attaching the back bit to the scribe bit if that makes sense!!! Would be great if you could do a step by step vid on these filler pieces? Especially the ones that are flush to the door? Thanks again and great vids, also loving your energy and enthusiasm!!! Take care
Brilliant explanation, I guess you could apply the same to the kick boards only upside down. Have you used them to scribe a pannel that's flush with the underside of the top of the carcass. I'd love a video on that
Hi Dan. They are super adaptable, but I'm not sure I quite understand where you mean the panel would be scribed on the underside of the top of the carcass 🤔Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter sorry bad at explaining myself. Say you wanted to make a face frame around a carcass so the panel would fit flush to the inside of the cabinet
Nice vid, good demonstration Just out of interest, who supplied the kitchen in the vid? Liked those euro hinge clips to the carcasses, look smart. Do they still have much adjustment, up and down?
Hi there. The kitchen is put together by a company who source the units from one manufacturer and the doors from another. The hinges have got a smart little mounting back plate, and adjust up, down, forward, backwards and in and out the same amount as most other hinges I've come across👍Thanks for watching
Great little gadget. The only problem I have with this solution is, that now the wonky ceiling (or wall) line is transferred and emphasized in the trim. Personally I can never unsee the wave... For a perfect finish even out the ceiling/wall, even if it just for that general area, so the trim can be dead on straight. I do realize that there are very few walls or ceilings that aren't cattywompus in some way or other ;) It's almost as if screeds and darby's are esoteric ancient artefacts whose usage has been lost to time...
Hi David. Yes bud. I ripped that carrier strip to 35mm wide and drilled and screwed it to the back bottom edge of the scribe with 4x50 screws👊 I'll probably do a short video showing this detail👍Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Great product Del. Laser update. It's too much of a faff to use the laser for anything shorter than 3 metres. I'm sticking to my normal method, folding rule for 0 - 900mm, 5m tape 900mm - 3metres, laser 3metre plus. I've also binned the pica and gone back to my school pencils 👍 Loving the kitchen vids btw, kitchens are my bread and butter.
Hi Derek nice video to showcase this great little invention, I saw these a couple of years ago on 10 minute workshop by Peter Millard and promptly bought some. This may seem like a silly question but how did you fix the secondary piece and right angle to the scribe to allow it to protrude 22mm to be flush with the doors? keep up the good work
Hi Kevin. I do a feel like a right plank for not discovering these great jigs ages ago, as they are really cool👊 I rip down a carrier strip on the table saw at 35mm and screw it to the back, bottom edge of the filler panel and with 4x50 screws👍I think I'm going to do a little video on it, as its quite a cute little detail😎Great comment, and thanks for watching🤩(I'm going to watch Peter Millard videos now to see what other cool marking aids I'm missing out on🤗) Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter always enjoy your videos Derek, another interesting jig that Peter Millard introduced was the ‘waste side’ cut jig when using a track saw (it off sets the track by the thickness of the blade) another great little invention by a British maker known as Strawbyte Workshop, worth checking out….
@@thetallcarpenter Hi Del, you should look at TF Tools for marking tools, drill bits, chisels etc. Absolutely awesome company with truly excellent customer service. Regards Tim
Hi there🖐If I understand your question, the scribing block length is not critical, so I make it small enough to follow the contours of the wall, but big enough to hold and rest a pencil on👍Cheers Del
Hi Pedro🖐I find it so cool that I know I've got a set of these now, and how easy they make scribing👊I hope us dinosaurs don't become extinct😁Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Del.....I noticed you fixed your filler so that the base was in line with the underside of the carcass, hence why you had difficulty with the top edges, having to cut them beforehand. If you had set your filler so that the top of it was level with the top of the unit, you wouldn't have had that issue. You would have then used an off-cut from the filler, the same size, to scribe along the ceiling. I know this video is a year old, so maybe you have already noticed this. U-Scribe have their own page on TH-cam, watch it, you'll see what I mean :)
Del can I ask do you know a national supplier of kitchen units & doors etc I'm currently using Howdens & have spent over £70k on kitchens this year & find them quite expensive Any advice would be appreciated I'm in Liverpool 👍
@@brianmoore47 Hi Brian. I'm not really into kitchens as a rule and tend to just fit one in whatever house I'm building. The builders I work for use Crown kitchens, which are OK, but I really like Omega kitchens and I think they are nationwide. The kitchens in this video are sort of hand made. The carcasses are from one supplier and the doors/panels are from another👍 Cheers Del
Saw your review of U scribe jigs months ago and was a bit dubious. I re watched your review a couple more times this week and I wondered how I was managing to fit kitchens without them. Just taken delivery of them. They look like a no brainier especially working on your own.
Hi Tracer1🖐I know what you mean bud, and I was very fortunate to be given mine by a buddy who was raving about how good they were👊Trying to do the majority of scribes in a kitchen without them, just seems pointless now😵Thanks for your comment, and hope you enjoy using them as much as I do😎Cheers Del
I paid about £17 off Amazon. If you work out how much time these sort of gadgets can save you, you can save the outlay in no time. If there’s a tool or gadget that you can use regularly to help improve the quality of your work it’s well worth it. If the customer is happy I’m happy, that’s what it’s all about and if you can make a few quid at the same time it’s a win win 👍
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Thanks for the shout and and great video del. Thanks for finding and using our handy little jigs. We’re always happy to help and answer any questions on our social media, you tube or email if anyone has any questions 👍🏻
Also keep up the good work sir Dan @uscribejig
@@u-scribejig Will do Dan👊 Cheers Del
U-Scribe Jig.... Guys, time you made this guy your Brand Ambassador given all the positive demonstration he's giving your product as well as the number of sales I've no doubt he generated?
TBH without this channel I'd have never heard of your Jigs let alone purchased some for my own use... so how about reaching out and offering him some support! 🤔
@@Sparks1Plumbers0 I'm more than happy if my video has generated a few extra sales for these guys and their great UK based venture.😎
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This is the best explanation of how the uscribe actually is used. This answers questions that the company does not make clear. Thank you for making this video.
It's great that my video has helped make using these great little jigs a little clearer🤩Thanks for your comment and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
You Sir have just opened a can of worms, that video has taken me to the next level, OMG a way to fix a bowed wall AFTER I've spent day on days with filler and its still not right. I can't thank you enough.
Hi Nick🖐These jigs certainly make cutting scribes to wonkey walls much easier👊Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Del, great demonstration! I’ve seen these advertised before but could never understand quite how they worked. Your demo has made me understand, and I’ll definitely be asking Santa for some! Cheers, and super video as always 🙂
They are completely new to me Steve, and I'm so glad my buddy treated me to this set🤗Christmas is sorted for you I guess😎Thanks for watching and your comment🤩
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Just purchased the full set of 9 thanks for very informative video and fact that you needed to trim the length after first offering up which is always how the "real" world is. Nothing ever fits perfect first time. 👍
Hi Ian🖐You'll wonder how you managed without these little beauty's 🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Nice to see a man really enjoying his work .
Hi there🖐Thanks for your comment🤩and there's a lot worse jobs I could have😬Cheers Del
Love your enthusiasm mate. I'm a kitchen fitter and it's an awesome feeling getting things spot on. I'll try these for sure.
Hi Rob🖐I try and be as happy as I can at work🤩and those scribing jigs are awesome 👌 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Thanks for showing these jigs ,have lost count how many time tried balancing trims and masking tape them stop moving while trying to scribe them ,have ordered some should be coming today just in time for run of fitting 3 kitchens so ready for Christmas ,all the best keep great videos coming 👍
Hi Bloggy🖐That's awesome bud, and really cool that my video has shown you and a quite a few other guys, these great little jigs😎Thanks for watching🤩Cheers Del
You’re a brilliant carpenter. Fell in love with your work.. 👏
Hi Bakitan🖐Thank you for your kind words 😎 Cheers Del
Nice to hear someone enjoying there work great video
What's not to enjoy Roy🤩I spend all day using power tools and getting dirty👊Thanks for watching and your comment😎Cheers Del
I have always wondered about scribing, and now you have made me want to scribe everything. Love the video, explained it really well.👏👏👏👏👍
You will find John, that the more scribes you cut, the happier you'll get😉😆Thanks for your great comment 😎 Cheers Del
New to your channel, I love your enthusiasm, it is so refreshing, coming home after a day full of moaners 😂 Thank you!
Hi there🖐That's a great comment to read, and really cool to have you watching 🤩 I try to keep my moaning to minimum😵Cheers Del
Nicely done big guy, Brilliant demonstration, like the little trick with the bottom bracket holding the filler panel up, very informative some people don’t now about little things like this when doing finishing work. Keep up the good work 👍.
Hi Charranjit. They are little beauties bud, and I've really enjoyed using them on these kitchen👊Thanks for another great comment and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
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I've thinking of buying these for some time. This video is the only detailed video of them being used to having the scribe flush with the doors. So thanks to del I've bought some & a block scribe 😀
Great move Dustin🤟 I do feel a bit of a plank for not seeing these jigs ages ago, but I'm not a kitchen fitter, so that's my excuse😲 I'm doing a video really soon on the stand off fillers/scribes as a few guys have asked about how I do the detail👍Let me know what you think when it comes out👊(should be my next video) Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Probably the one and only time ever that I can say this...found these a while back from another youtuber "Peter Millard" purchased them and they are as you said a brilliant device even for a total amateur like myself..but another great post Derek, just keep them coming..
Hi Arthur. I literally thought they were new to the market when my mate gave them to me, and I was shocked and gutted to discovery they had been about for ages🙈As you say, they are fantastic😎Thanks for watching🤩
Hi derek I am joiner and make units just like you had in the video we sometime sent out on site to put these units in and at the end of the day it’s Scribing time this jig looks dam good l will have to get some of them thanks for your video stay safe sir and well done 👍
Hi Simon. Great comment and you will find a set of these jigs really useful 🤩 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
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Excellent, really like your channel. I’m not a pro - just a dad who tries to do as much for my children. Thank you regards Mike
Good on you Mike🤩and I've got kids as well so know exactly where you're coming from👍Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Like myself Del you seem to get all excited when you learn somethime new or when find a new jig ! "CARPENTRY" an ever changing craft what a fantastic trade to be in 👌thanks again for great content and amusement. All the best. Phill👍👍👍
Hi Phill. I think my excitement clearly comes across in the video, and all of us enjoy finding out something new in our trade🤩Great comment, and thanks for your kind words😎Cheers Del
I love how excited you are about this! Great video mate
Hi there. I was unable to contain my exitment with these little jigs as I'd never seen them before and they make scribing MASSIVELY easier👊Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter no problem at all, I’ll definitely be picking some up!
I came here to see these demoed. Great video and thanks for showing us all how they work.
Hi Raf🖐Thanks for watching bud, and glad you found the video useful🤩Cheers Del
Nice little video Del and another great tip 👏👏
Hi Mark🖐 I'm like a video machine at the moment👊 I've a got loads filmed, edited and uploaded, just waiting to publish them🤩 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Nice Del, it’s surprising how the little things make a chippy happy. 🤙🏻
Sure is Dan👍 I was genuinely exited to be using these little gadgets🤩Thanks for watching bud😎
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Again great video Del and great to see you back on feet 😊👍
Cheers Derek🤩Thanks for watching and your kind regards😎
Great video Deric
I found these last year mate one of my mates sent me a link after he found them on the internet
I love them makes life so easy when I’m fitting kitchens 👍👍👍👍
Hi Carl. They are so good for such simple little things, and every carpenter/kitchen guy should have them👊 You were clearly ahead of me on this one bud😜Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
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Got my set a few months ago and they are a revelation. Mucked about long enough thinking I didn't need them and persevered with the ways I always used. To avoid trying keep a narrow piece of scribe material straight i use say a 100mm piece that i know is straight and have it sitting on the inside of the unit, so long as I use a 100mm scribing block, the only issue is the tails of the jigs get in the way but the result is the same. Fine run of videos from you.
Hi John. I get exactly what you're saying. If the carcass gable bows out, I'll just pack it straight from the wall, and if it bows, I'll usually fit a shelf in the middle of the unit to push it straight👊 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
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You explain it better than uscribe! 👍🏼👍🏼
I try my best Michael🤓Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter I bought these about two years ago, used them once and forgot how to use them. Thanks for the upload dude great work.
@@michaelchapman4269 I only just discovered them Michael🤔and they are EPIC🤩Cheers fella
Brilliant video mate, good to see you back. Been missing the videos 👍🏼
Hi bud. I've been really busy with videos and released one every day for the last week👊so back at it with a bang🤩Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Just writing to Santa now 😁 great video Del ,it makes finishing touches so much easier , wonder where you can get them 👏👏☘️🇮🇪🤗👋
They're very cool little gadgets John👊The guys at U-Scribe have hinted that they are working on the Irish market, so hopefully will be available for you soon. Amazon seems to have them here in the UK👍Thanks for your comment bud😎
Del that's a great finish on the Scribing ,would have liked to see the scribe been cut.
Hi Joe. I so wanted to video on cutting it, but I just couldn't as there was other guys all over the area my saw was set up in, and it wouldn't have made great viewing😖 I'm going to do a video on how I do my 22mm projected scribe panels, and will film me following the line then 👍 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Thanks Del look forward to that 👍☘
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Hey del. Hope your well mate. I use them, really handy. I also use the block scribe it's a 3d printed block that your pencil slides into and you can rotate it for all the common panel thicknesses. It's really handy as you can scribe your line with one hand and it's pretty inexpensive. Great tips mate, 👍
Hi Sicpac66🖐 Your the second guy that's mentioned the block scribe, and it sound 👍 I must get one👊 Thanks for your comment mate and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
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Just bought the 18mm ones because I'm on a run of kitchens right now so day after tomorrow I will for sure be using these little green blighters! You gave me clarity (to be fair, I already understood the whole offset thing but not used these actual things) on these jigs! Much appreciated, and thank you!
You're gonna love em Kevin😍 Game changer for scribes👊Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter You're my go-to on kitchens, mate! It really is appreciated! Little, tiny tips here and there make the whole experience more pleasurable and my strength is I'm ALWAYS eager to learn off others, especially when they are more experienced/skilled at a certain aspect of my trade! 👍👍👍👍
@Kevin Chamberlain That's awesome Kevin👍and pleased you can pick up a few bits here and there👊
Del, I have this kit. Not sure if you know this….. if you have say a 120 panel but need to cut it for a 60mm end filler. You don’t need to cut it down first. You can fit the jigs to the back of the panel and clip it on the edge with the panel on the inside. You then get an off cut of the 120mm and use that to scribe your wall. The only slight flaw with this method is when you come to the jig positions, you have to miss them out but it works really well and you only have one cut rather than 2.
I also find using the track saw on a slight back cut gets a great finish and allows a neat finish .
Sorry if you already knew this method.
Hi Paul. I get exactly what you mean. You're basically using the jig to hold the panel in place, and then cutting a scribe block the right width to mark it. I will a definitely apply it on the next kitchens on this site👊 I'm still finding my feet with my track saw, so may well give it a go on scribes🤩Thanks for your tip and for putting down in the comments for others to see👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter yes Del , for an end filler you would clip the uncut panel onto the carcass ( like a door) so you can still see the full filler gap. Then using the scribe block cut from the waste end ( if the panel is 120 wide, the scribe block is 120) scribe the panel and cut.
Enjoy!!!!!
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After years in the trade its amazing how something simple can excite us tradesmen, specially when it makes our job easier and can perfect our trades
I was, literally, like a kid at Christmas Sukh, and I couldn't believe they had been out for such a long time before I found out about them😲I take it you've got some then bud🤔Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Glad I came across this vid . I use a compass and set to the depth of over hang then add on board width and then scribe wall. I will being having buying u scribe
I was the same as you Ian, and I'm sure you will be as impressed with these little beauties as I have been🤩 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Like you I’ve never seen these before but I’m definitely going to get some. I think I will get as excited as you using them, Thxs for the video 🙌
It's so cool that Mt video is showing these to guys like you who didn't know about them, as they are so handy that everyone should have a set👊 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
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Appreciate the heads up on these bud used them for the first time yesterday. Work lovely
That's great Benjamin👊They are really cool 😎 Cheers Del
Just baught 2x18mm u scribes after seeing this video . Genius!
Great at explaining how it works. Just subscribed to your channel 👍
Hi Stephen🖐I was blown away with how cool they were, and glad you've now found them👊Appreciate you subscribing and thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
great video, never seen these before - top job👍
Hi there. Me either before a month ago😖 Great little invention👊 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Never seen these jigs before, cheers saves a lot!
I hadn't either James😬that's why I felt I had to spread the word 🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
That was Awesome! Thanks for sharing. will be getting some
Go on, treat yourself Garviel🤩Thanks for watching mate 😎
I just bought some of these and they are fantastic! Amazing demo too 👏🏻👏🏻
You won't regret buying them David🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Brilliant, building a built in wardrobe soon will be using this.
They certainly make the job easier Conrad👍Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
See every day should brr we s learning day absolutely fantastic bit of kit going to order some ASAP I think I will have to retire my Trend scribe
Top tip Del nothing wrong with us dinosaurs mate 54 and still learning with kitchen fitting it’s the small details that stand out I don’t know how many times I go into friend’s family kitchens and I am looking at door gaps my biggest bug bear the gaps have to be uniform and perfectly align with each cupboard
Top man keep them coming fella 👍👏👌
Introducing you to these makes this video a success Gary🤩I thought that if I'd never seen them then maybe some other guys might not have either👊Just wait till you start using them🤘Great comment bud, and thanks for watching😎
Got a set a few months ago great bit of kit 👌
Hi Boots🖐 Every now and again a new little gadget/invention comes along that is so simple, yet makes a job ten times easier to do👊 Theses jigs are one of these🤩 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Also worth checking out the Blockscribe, another super clever 3D printed tool in the scribing arsenal.
Will do Turnamere 🤩Thanks for the tip and for watching😎Cheers Del
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another great demo Del ,beats bit of wood pencil and masking tape
Hi Tomo🖐Every now and again you come across a little gadget that fundamentally changes the way you do something, and these are one of those gadgets👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Just the demo I was looking for 👍
That's great🤩Cheers Del
Super cool video job good job Del so please keep them coming GL&HF coming from Dulwich London England(✌peace✌)
Thank you for watching another one of my videos Gazza🤗Cheers fella
I usually hold it flush with the edge of the carcass and run down the wall or ceiling with an 18mm block to do my scribes same as this but as you know working on your own it can be hard to hold them, so these jigs are brilliant do all the hard bit for you, I’m definitely going to get some, thanks for sharing not seen them before 👍
I used to do the same Brian😬and these little jigs will change the way you do scribes👍Worth £15 all day long as far as I'm concerned🤘Thanks for watching and your great comment😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter also I usually clamp a piece of plinth or something to the bottom of the carcass to stop the filler sliding down, but your accident worked as well ha, keep up the good work mate your videos are always good and interesting, and I see you reply to all the comments from people so thanks for taking the time 👍
@@briansearles7342 I enjoy reading and replying to every comment Brian. It is time consuming, but worth it👍 Cheers.
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Great video!! Anyone ever said You sound like Gordon Ramsey!!!
Hi Wayne🖐I think someone else commented that they thought I sounded like him🤔I don't swear on camera though😆Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Brilliant T.C.👍👍
Cheers Brian🤩 Thanks for watching 😎
Good video I am going to buy since you approve,I have been using double sided tape
Hi Mohammed. Amazing that I, like you, have used 1mm double sided window tape to hold them in place whilst marking👊Get yourself some mate, you won't be disappointed 😉Cheers Del
Your good with the saw free handing
Hi Darren. I take my time bud, but I do sometimes feel like I'm going 'snow blind' when I'm following it on a white panel🙈I was going to video it, but it just wasn't possible😬Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter fair play to you it's a great skill to have, very confident to do that on finished material, thanks for sharing
@@darrenroche9225 You just need to be really mindful of the rear of the blade, as if you touch the cut on the upward rotation of the blade, it will make a right mess😬Cheers bud
Love these. Wish they came in 1/2 as well.
I don't know Kermit🤔Bestcgeck out the U Scribe website👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter I did, that’s how I know they don’t.
Thanks for the video though. Great idea.
Just use a packer to help.. no problem
Yep they’re great little jigs 👍🏻
They certainly are Phenrica🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
They are great bits of kit
Sure are Warren, and I cant believe I've been missing out using them for all this time🙈Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Great little simple tool, but when you have a base unit door, if you make them exactly flush on the unit they will sit back a couple of mill, because the doors have a couple mill gap from the unit!! so do i have to bring them out level with the door and allow a small piece of the backing fillet to show? ( mine is on the hinge side so it wont be seen i think).....is that correct?
Hi Johny 🖐Yes, you are correct and the panel does need to come out that extra couple of mm. 👍Cheers Del
Great video. Seen these on another TH-cam video. Cannot remember the firms name though. Would love to see how these are done on a table saw. I have used a jigsaw and would never have thought of the table saw.
Remember the name now. Free bird carpentry. Great you rube channel
Hi Lee. I'd never heard of these jigs before a month or so ago when my bud gave me a set, and I was looking forward to the first job I could use them on🤩Its really cool its a UK company and invented by guys like us👍Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
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Amazing bit of kit 👍
They sure are Malc👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Superb del . Neat gadget them
They are awesome Terry👊 So glad I've got some now 👍Cheers Del
Brilliant video ,love u-scribe but can you use the scribe to make the length of wood sit inside the gap flush with the carcass rather than a overhang if that makes any sense .
Hi Simon. I know what you mean, and the scribes I'm cutting in the video would perfectly sit 'in the gap' and be flush to the carcass face, but I just project these out with another strip of material so the sit in the linebof the doors👍 Great comment and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Oh i think i get it ,because your strip of wood was the same size as the frame carcass ,it would fit in the gap perfectly, what a fantastic bit of kit, cannot believe that i am now excited about ordering one lol , massive thank you Del for sharing your knowledge with us mere mortals lol .
@@simonmiddleton2990 You can now share my exitment when you first use them Simon🤗 It's changed scribing kitchen panels forever👊 I'm no different to any of you guys, and enjoy being part of the carpentry massive🤩 Cheers Del
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How did you connect these two "L" panel elements together? It seems no screws. Glue maybe?
Hi there🖐I cut the 'carrier' peice 35mm wide and screwed it into the back of the scribe with 50mm screws, ensuring it was flush with the bottom edge👍Cheers Del
Thank you for replying to my comment :) You screwed across the board into chips. Weren't you afraid that the chips would push the board apart? Did you drill first?
@piotrchojnowski1112 I did exactly as you suggest, and drilled a 4mm clearance hole right the way through the centre of the 'carrier' piece, and then GENTLY put 4x50 screws in until the two pieces were tight together👌
@@thetallcarpenter I''ll try it on the next job. You should get Noble prize for that :) Thanks you so much for help!
Great video and now make a bit more sense in how they work.
Just one question though; if tge jigs are fixed and the thickness of the scribe off cut has to be the same size ard the carcass then what is the measurement from the ceiling to the middle of the unit for?
Hi there🖐I'm sorry but I don't quite get the question you are asking about measuring down from the ceiling🤔Cheers Del
They look good just treated myself thanks bud
Good on you Benjamin🤩you won't regret it👊 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
I have a 600 larder kitchen cupboard already in place and fitted but I'm planning on installing another 600 for a integrated fridge freezer 70/30. My problem is I can seem to get the doors property lines up???? Any tips please
Hi Darren🖐 Sorry bud, but its hard to advise without seeing the job🤔
Brilliant, just ordered some, thanks 👍
That's brilliant Luke👊 You're gonna love using them😎Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Del, hope you're well!
Quick question sorry maybe bit obvious, how did you go about attaching the back bit to the scribe bit if that makes sense!!!
Would be great if you could do a step by step vid on these filler pieces? Especially the ones that are flush to the door?
Thanks again and great vids, also loving your energy and enthusiasm!!!
Take care
Hi Mo. I've had a few guys ask about this detail, so I am going to to an in depth video on it really soon👊Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter fantastic can't wait
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Brilliant explanation, I guess you could apply the same to the kick boards only upside down.
Have you used them to scribe a pannel that's flush with the underside of the top of the carcass. I'd love a video on that
Hi Dan. They are super adaptable, but I'm not sure I quite understand where you mean the panel would be scribed on the underside of the top of the carcass 🤔Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter sorry bad at explaining myself.
Say you wanted to make a face frame around a carcass so the panel would fit flush to the inside of the cabinet
@@danthechippie4439 Ah, I see. I've never done that, and would be interesting attempt🤓 Cheers
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Great invention 👍
Sure are Tyler👊 Cheers bud
Do you tilt the saw blade slightly to give a tight face edge of the scribe ? Good product for kitchen fitting
I tend to run a planer down just slightly removing the angle
Hi Goner. Generally I cut with the saw a 90 degrees, but may just back off the cut with a planer if necessary👊Thanks for watching🤩
Same here Gary👊Cheers bud
Excellent video
Cheers Matty👍Thanks for watching 😎
Nice vid, good demonstration
Just out of interest, who supplied the kitchen in the vid?
Liked those euro hinge clips to the carcasses, look smart. Do they still have much adjustment, up and down?
Hi there. The kitchen is put together by a company who source the units from one manufacturer and the doors from another. The hinges have got a smart little mounting back plate, and adjust up, down, forward, backwards and in and out the same amount as most other hinges I've come across👍Thanks for watching
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Great little gadget. The only problem I have with this solution is, that now the wonky ceiling (or wall) line is transferred and emphasized in the trim. Personally I can never unsee the wave...
For a perfect finish even out the ceiling/wall, even if it just for that general area, so the trim can be dead on straight. I do realize that there are very few walls or ceilings that aren't cattywompus in some way or other ;) It's almost as if screeds and darby's are esoteric ancient artefacts whose usage has been lost to time...
That's a great comment🤩and I know what you mean about excentuating wonkey wall and ceiling lines, but that's not usually our department🤔Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenterThanks I fully appreciate that too, cheers and keep them coming, I always enjoy your videos!
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Never seen you so excited before Del. Shame you could''t squeeze a bit of Bach/Mozart in there then it would have been perfect :)
I'm easily excited Luke, like a young Labrador pup 🐶 These jigs are awesome 👊 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Have you fixed a timber to the back if you overhang the scribed piece ?
Hi David. Yes bud. I ripped that carrier strip to 35mm wide and drilled and screwed it to the back bottom edge of the scribe with 4x50 screws👊 I'll probably do a short video showing this detail👍Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Great product Del.
Laser update. It's too much of a faff to use the laser for anything shorter than 3 metres. I'm sticking to my normal method, folding rule for 0 - 900mm, 5m tape 900mm - 3metres, laser 3metre plus. I've also binned the pica and gone back to my school pencils 👍
Loving the kitchen vids btw, kitchens are my bread and butter.
Thanks for the update bud🤩Interesting about the laser, and agree with you about the Pica👊Old school pencils are tried and tested👍Thanks for watching😎
Hi Derek nice video to showcase this great little invention, I saw these a couple of years ago on 10 minute workshop by Peter Millard and promptly bought some. This may seem like a silly question but how did you fix the secondary piece and right angle to the scribe to allow it to protrude 22mm to be flush with the doors? keep up the good work
Hi Kevin. I do a feel like a right plank for not discovering these great jigs ages ago, as they are really cool👊 I rip down a carrier strip on the table saw at 35mm and screw it to the back, bottom edge of the filler panel and with 4x50 screws👍I think I'm going to do a little video on it, as its quite a cute little detail😎Great comment, and thanks for watching🤩(I'm going to watch Peter Millard videos now to see what other cool marking aids I'm missing out on🤗) Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter always enjoy your videos Derek, another interesting jig that Peter Millard introduced was the ‘waste side’ cut jig when using a track saw (it off sets the track by the thickness of the blade) another great little invention by a British maker known as Strawbyte Workshop, worth checking out….
@@kevincollins512 I'm definitely going to check this out Kevin👊and thanks for the heads up😎Cheers
@@thetallcarpenter Hi Del, you should look at TF Tools for marking tools, drill bits, chisels etc.
Absolutely awesome company with truly excellent customer service.
Regards
Tim
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Thanks buddy iv just got myself some love ya video u make me laugh
Hi Kelvin🖐I use mine on every kitchen I do now👊Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Cheers Del
Nice one mate.
Cheers Harvey🤩Thanks for watching
Thanks Del, just a question, what brand name are those 'green spirit levels' you've got in the vid?
Hi bartbug. They are Imex, and are very good and reasonably priced🤩 Thanks for watching bud
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How did you figure out the distance bloc length ? ( pencil marking ')
Hi there🖐If I understand your question, the scribing block length is not critical, so I make it small enough to follow the contours of the wall, but big enough to hold and rest a pencil on👍Cheers Del
Well donegood vid.what a great tip. Im getting a range of them so good regarding dinosaurs im it
Hi Pedro🖐I find it so cool that I know I've got a set of these now, and how easy they make scribing👊I hope us dinosaurs don't become extinct😁Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Thank you sir. Nice video
Thanks for watching🤩Cheers Del
The little things in life eh! 🤣🥳👍
Too right Alex🤩Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Do you freehand them on the table saw ?
Yes David👊If its super in and out I just use a handsaw instead👍Cheers Del
Hi Del.....I noticed you fixed your filler so that the base was in line with the underside of the carcass, hence why you had difficulty with the top edges, having to cut them beforehand. If you had set your filler so that the top of it was level with the top of the unit, you wouldn't have had that issue. You would have then used an off-cut from the filler, the same size, to scribe along the ceiling. I know this video is a year old, so maybe you have already noticed this. U-Scribe have their own page on TH-cam, watch it, you'll see what I mean :)
Thats a great tip bud🤩and I'm always ready to take advice on new methods😎Cheers Del
As a carpenter, I don’t get the recognition needed to make things look good after the bricklayers, tackers & plasterers have made their money. 😂
Hi there. It always comes down the carpenters to straighten other, sloppy trades mess out😜Cheers Del
Great idea.
Hi Will🖐They've changed the way I do my scribes🤔and for the better👊Cheers Del
Beautiful. 👍😂
Cheers Barry😎
Amazing think I'll purchase
Do it Mike👊You'll be glad you did🤩Cheers Del
Sweet! Can you get those in the USA?
Hi there🖐I've looked on their website, and it would seem to suggest they do ship globally👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Cheers mate, will check it out, luv the vids. 👍
@@streetkombativesystem4704 Cheers fella🤩
🤣😂🤣 Any more Handy Tips for the rest Knuckle draggers, Would be deeply Appreciated, Great vid
I'll keep as many tips coming as I can bud🫡Cheers Del
Hi, Pls tell kitchen cabinets in the video are made by?
Thanks
Ali
Hi Ali🖐They a pretty much hand made by a small company in Liestershire specifically for this kitchen supplier👊Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter kindly let me know the name of supplier/manufacture many thanks regards M Ali
@@mali298 I'll Try and find out Ali👍
Thanks mate
My pleasure Sadaqat👍 Thanks for watching 😎
Your welcome likewise
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Hi del have you got a link to buy them please thanks
Hi Brian. You can buy them from a few places, but Amazon seems to be the most common👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter great thank you 🙌
Del can I ask do you know a national supplier of kitchen units & doors etc
I'm currently using Howdens & have spent over £70k on kitchens this year & find them quite expensive
Any advice would be appreciated
I'm in Liverpool
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@@brianmoore47 Hi Brian. I'm not really into kitchens as a rule and tend to just fit one in whatever house I'm building. The builders I work for use Crown kitchens, which are OK, but I really like Omega kitchens and I think they are nationwide. The kitchens in this video are sort of hand made. The carcasses are from one supplier and the doors/panels are from another👍 Cheers Del
Saw your review of U scribe jigs months ago and was a bit dubious. I re watched your review a couple more times this week and I wondered how I was managing to fit kitchens without them. Just taken delivery of them. They look like a no brainier especially working on your own.
Hi Tracer1🖐I know what you mean bud, and I was very fortunate to be given mine by a buddy who was raving about how good they were👊Trying to do the majority of scribes in a kitchen without them, just seems pointless now😵Thanks for your comment, and hope you enjoy using them as much as I do😎Cheers Del
I paid about £17 off Amazon. If you work out how much time these sort of gadgets can save you, you can save the outlay in no time. If there’s a tool or gadget that you can use regularly to help improve the quality of your work it’s well worth it. If the customer is happy I’m happy, that’s what it’s all about and if you can make a few quid at the same time it’s a win win 👍
@@tracer1127 Happy customers is No1 bud👊Hopefully, after that, everything else should fall into place🤞Cheers Del
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