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| Scarfing Ratio Looking at scarfing some Sitka spruce together for stringers. Anyone suggest the best ratio - 1 in 12, 1 in 16, etc. Thanks again |
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| Thanks for the information; interesting reading indeed. Looks like it can be summarized as 8 to 1 minimum. |
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| Even 6:1 (minimum) can be ok for frames and keels, if you have good woodworking and glueing skills. Below that, a scarf should be reinforced. |
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| As pointed out the 8:1 thread, the ratio depends on a few factors. Lightly loaded and/or bent elements can use a steep slope scarf, but more heavily loaded and/or tighter radius bends require a shallower slope. Try to position the scarfs in relatively flat, straighter areas of the stringers if possible. |
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