Sometimes in timber framing, it is necessary to join two timbers end to end.
This joint is called a scarf joint.
One of the most popular scarf joints is the stop splayed table scarf with wedges and under squinted butts.
My drawing program is meant to be used to drive a CNC machine to cut joints; therefore it can’t or won’t draw a joint that the machine can’t cut. So I can’t draw the under squinted butts properly.
However, I have added to the drawing to show this detail. And there are two pictures of the joint added to the drawing. One is a picture of one half of the joint and one is a picture of the joint in place in a 56′ long plate.
This joint if cut correctly is strong and will pull two timbers together and hold them there.
Where is a good place to find the instructions on laying this out?
I have a pdf file with pictures showing how to layout this joint. I can email that to you if you wish. Just let me know. Jim Rogers
That would be awesome. I can get my head around the 12” but would like to be able to generalize to other sizes. Thanks so much for your help.
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Mr Rogers, could I get that sent to me also please? My email is [email protected]
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I’d also love a copy! [email protected]
Mr. Rogers, Please send the pdf of the recommended dimensions for “Stop Splayed Tabled Scarf” to me. Thank you. Tim Lynch
Would greatly appreciate a copy of that as well, thanks… [email protected]
Mr. Rrogers, please may I also be send the pdf of the recommended dimensions for “stop splayed tabled scarf. Planning to use 2 x 12 or 3 x 13 lumber. Tanks Arnold Verwey
I’d like one too please. My email
is [email protected]. Thanks.
Could i get a copy too? [email protected]
Many thanks
Could you please send the pdf file to my e -mail
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We do not have a pdf file of this scarf joint, Tomica.
I wood love to get this pdf layout aswell☺️
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Please reach out to the author of the article, [email protected], for any additional documentation.
I would love a copy of that pdf as well please 🙏
You can contact Jim Rogers at [email protected].