That's a nice beam saw that you have here. Good content!!

What is the piece holding the drill up and guideing it?

Not a chance, I would drill the peg holes through both sides of the wood on either side of the mortice. I also would mark the holes through the tenon inboard by 1/16 - 3/32" so when the pegs are driven through they put the tenon under tension because of the purposeful misalignment and pull the joinery tight

Well done.

That was fantastic.

Can I use this joint for a wooden column?

The idea is nice, though it requires a lot of adjustment

When I cut tenons with the saw to waste method like that I run two or three cuts right next to each other at the shoulder, then the bit the handplane misses at its edge doesn't need planing down.

Deine Maschinen musst du ein bisschen besser behandeln. Oder bist Du der Sohn von Julio Iglesias?

All very nice but why didn’t you just buy a longer piece of wood?

Welp… guess I got my weekend project cut out for me.

Just a quick question… what size file do you use to sharpen your chain?

Top job😊

wonder where he bought his chisels at ?????? great job,,,, 👍👍👍

usually wooden posts are from how much to how much?

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i cant help but laugh about your marking style .. you make your mark and then the tails are made with such angerrrr haha

What weight can the boxes hold this way, website says 22kg but need more 😅

Are they 60° angles?

Love the home made drill guide 💯

What model is that?

The milk crates were the weak point of that joint!! Outstanding!!

This has nothing to do with anything but I just bought a vintage 10 inch circular saw at auction and it's a beast. Love it.😃

Doubt you’ll get this message… but I’d love to know the angles… was that joint 20* and 70* ?? You square all your Timbers with planner huh?

What is this joint good for? Taller post?

4:53 how did you get the handsaw blade in between the blocks to kerf the long surfaces of the joint? Insert it first, than clamped?

Nice video. Could you please give some dementions and preportion?

I like that saw.

Are there any guidelines or general rules of thumb to follow with respect to joint proportions, taper angles, etc? Im building a timber frame driveway arch and was going to use a scarf joint to get the length I need for the horizontal beam going across. Timbers need to dry but will probably be working with an 8x12 by the time I mill it down.

Are the end of the joint cut at 45 °?

How do you make your pegs?

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i think you need a bit of slop in your pocket

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You are one hard working son of a gun. I'll bet you won all the shoulder punching contests with your cousins.

Scissor me timbers!!

Cool that you can use the inside of the other piece as a guide to the saw when tidying it up

If I wanted to span 24’ for a lean too shed, and my mill can only cut 18’ logs, could I do this with two say 6x6’s to have it completely open in the middle. I plan on using 2x6’s for Perlins to screw tin into. 3 poles, 24’ wide, 20’ deep poles spacing 10’

Nice job, thanks for sharing. As a carpenter myself, I have always argued that the joist/beam is compromised in depth from the base of the tusk, its like notching out an 8x3" to a 6x3". This is why when the joint is structural, I always do the base of the two members the same as the top so that the whole beam is supported in its depth.

Ryobi never made good industrial tools, they have always been cheap/DIY.

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Great stuff

These scraf joints, were in the floor joists, of a 200 year old home, where the peg, is walnut. Sorta an accent piece.

Fantastic 👏👏👏

what is the machine name and where to buy at 1:20? tq

This is fantastic, would love just a little bit of explanation as you go though.

That looks harder than Chinese Calculus! Unless you don't pass algebra first!