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How To Guide | Scarf Joint | JC Timber Roof Specialist UK
How To | Timber Garden Office - Timber Frame Build | JC Timber Roof Specialist UK
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Q: Where are you based?
A: I am based in Braintree, Essex. We cover all of Essex, Cambridge & Suffolk.
Q: Do you only build timber roof frames?
A: No, we take on all timber carpentry services, from small domestic work to larger commercial projects.
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@martyrobertsOU812 3 года назад

I'm a third generation 46 yr old builder. Your video is my first comment ever. That is cool. You have a God given gift that stands out to those of us who truly know what we see when we see it!!! Keep it up!! Best of luck and success.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thank you I really appreciate that😁

@joelhaylo1433 3 года назад

Galing m kalbo.

@rickdaystar477 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 I've never seen that done anywhere. That technique is perfect to solve the problem..👍👍

@rickknight3823 3 года назад

@@rickdaystar477 you should check out the Japanese traditional craftsman - next level stuff.

@rickdaystar477 3 года назад

@@rickknight3823 I'll have to check it out. Thanks 👍

@ptaylor4923 3 года назад

I've seen it used a lot in BIG old barns from the 1700 & 1800s. Beautiful.

@kookiboy 3 года назад

Try to watch this with Gordon Ramsey's voice explaining that joint. Fookin' great 😂

@m.haslam8495 3 года назад

Looks like a good solid joint to me. 👌 🇬🇧

@danielbianchi3479 3 года назад

Your my man, I work alone also! Will be using this from now on! AWESOME

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha yeah if you work alone you don't have to hear them moan, and you get more done

@MikeAustin2012 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 I'll never get to use it since I am 68 and not healthy but, I still love to learn and teach. Never heard or seen this. Do you use a template to get the angles right? Cheers n keep up the great work!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

@@MikeAustin2012 Never too old to learn,I just draw one and cut round but I’d like to do a temple tho.👍

@MikeAustin2012 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 sorry I'm being stupid. A few years ago I'd see it. It all had to be the some, opposite angle to fit and lock straight, right? I will research it. Still, VERY nice. I loved working on houses. You feel like you did something worthwhile. 😃

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

@@MikeAustin2012 yes me too beats being in the office even if it is raining ha ha free times the thickness of the timber wide and a straight edge from top left to bottom right 2inch wide.hard to explain but hopefully you understand

@durtanipzmcgee9943 3 года назад

That’s awesome dude I will be putting that in my bag of tricks Thanks from the US !

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cool man 👍

@manofbeard 3 года назад

Scarf joints are a fantastic and strong joint. Very satisfying when they come together too.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Yeah I agree

@BornAgain89 Год назад

Love the passion for the quality workmanship!!

@jasonjoyce752 Год назад

Cheers man appreciate that

@wendygoicochea5910 3 года назад

Thank you for the vid. I learned more about building today.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Good , thanks

@Dovetailuk 3 года назад

Brilliant dude, a great way to do it especially when you're working on your own.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Which happens a lot because nobody likes my bad jokes

@therabman_5606 3 года назад

Nice job lad!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thanks

@DanielPaprocki Год назад

I've just done one today 😎😄

@patrickpadilla2033 3 года назад

Thank you for that lesson on framing the roof I would have never known something like that thank you God bless !

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

😁👍

@josejoaquinromanlozano7239 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 que

@larrydominguez3839 3 года назад

Beautiful precision work!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thank you 👍

@bogermil4201 Год назад

Perfect scarf joint, only ever cut one at college 34 years ago... House bashing is normally truss roofing - these skills started disappearing many years ago. I spent many years as a Joiner / Fitter. Cut roofers are now in very short supply... Enjoy your channel.

@jasonjoyce752 Год назад

Wow 34yrs ago, I looked at a barn in Essex, a scarfjoint 800yrs old,like you say disappearing, good to keep traditions alive if possible .and when I was on site doing truss roofs I don't think I ever had the time to say hello to anyone ha ha cheers

@bogermil4201 Год назад

@@jasonjoyce752 On price work, eating lunch was a luxury - talking to other trades was even less common!

@davidsheffield9213 3 года назад

Very good carpenter skills!!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thanks David 😁

@woody816 3 года назад

This dude works roofs so works alone. Who's holding the camera, magic

@Michel-7.7.7 3 года назад

Ever heared of a tripod?

@woody816 3 года назад

@@Michel-7.7.7 did u even watch the video properly

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha funny,if and when as I do a lot on my own

@jasonbrown9783 Год назад

Great work Jas!

@jasonjoyce752 Год назад

Thanks man

@gunners6034 3 года назад

A pleasure to watch!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@burner5673 Год назад

Great informative video. Possibly a deeper dive into your work with clear explanation would be great to see on your channel. Keep em coming

@jasonjoyce752 Год назад

Advice taken thanks

@paulcostelow7713 3 года назад

Bad ass joint! Kudos!

@jacknick429 3 года назад

WELL DONE !!!! BRAVO !!!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

👍

@trentsmith2370 3 года назад

Never seen a joint like that. Will definitely use. Thanks for sharing bub

@ericpacheco4823 3 года назад

Duuude! That is impressive and amazing!!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers dude

@e.r.t.583 3 года назад

Nice joint Got a light

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha or a rizla paper

@Siouxperman 3 года назад

My granddad’s barn has been built with this method. It’s been quite efficient over the years. If done correctly, the only up keep is tidying up wedges every other decade, or replacing an occasional rotten board. I’ll tell you what, those antique craftsmanship skills are built to last!!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Yes mate I agree, everytime I go to London or out in the sticks I see quality work then look at the new buildings and think how did they do it with basic tools and with so much effort

@TheBadgolferman 3 года назад

Hi Jason, you seem to do a lot of nice work mate, you should do more detailed longer videos, there seems to be an appetite on youtube for this sort of thing. Good luck.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thank you, I appreciate that, I keep them short because I get tongue-tied it usually takes me 20 attempts to do the short ones ha ha 👍

@garycoleman192 3 года назад

Love it, nice work 🤜💥🤛

@CS-yj7vh 3 года назад

That's cool!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers mate

@SirAlanPartridge123 Год назад

Great, to the point videos. Thank you

@johnnyroadcrew3841 3 года назад

Impressive yet simple .. .. ..

@carlosmcmahon623 3 года назад

Simply, bad ass!!!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

👍😁

@timothymercer3526 3 года назад

Nice work!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

👍

@craigbarry1340 3 года назад

Looking good mate.. looking forward to your channel growing with more content like this.. I don’t do as many roofs as I’d like as most of them are pre engineered but I’m looking forward to cutting a scarf joint!.. nice work! 👍🏻

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thanks Craig, I better up my game then. One of the guys holding the camera kept cutting my head out haha . These new builds are good but you can't beat an old roof with a challenge 👍

@cesarespinal8151 3 года назад

Bro that is cool 😎

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers mate

@grahamharper6759 8 месяцев назад

Nice work

@thomashayes400 3 года назад

Yeah. We do a dovetail, but I like this.

@uralbob1 3 года назад

Beautiful!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

👍

@TheBigHat 3 года назад

That’s beautiful! Haha

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thanks

@johnmacgregor8352 Год назад

Again mate 👌

@dragalochta4531 3 года назад

JC was a carpenter. This guy has monopolized on the Christian customer base. 🤣👍 nice one.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha yeah

@chriswhitehead8746 3 года назад

Nice

@madvtecyo546 3 года назад

Awesome

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers mate

@kurtfosberg4457 3 года назад

Definitely true skills maybe you could also ad some glue of some kind to the splice to make it even stronger make sure to try and help others learn so it doesn't get lost someday

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Totally agree mate I do roofs every day and still learning

@jeffreywhite7657 3 года назад

What a cool joint

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I went to a old church and they was doing this joint 800 yrs ago that's cool

@larrycorrigan4208 3 года назад

Great workmanship, when can we see the detail of making it please?👍

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I'll do one on the next job 😁,

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers larry

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Hopefully on the job 😁

@simlie1 3 года назад

Obviously he knows his job

@DarkMatterX1 3 года назад

Nice work.

@kenfrank3782 3 года назад

Love that !!!!! Looks like the tips -that slide into lock are slightly angled and really lock it in when you drive the wedge. Any idea how much downward pressure would be needed to break that joint ? Looks really solid from the sides as a ridge beam I’d imagine that downward pressure isn’t quite as critical as maybe a floor joist

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I've never thought about that, most of the time it's a square cut, I wanted to do a video on this joint but I will try out the pressure on the joint next time.

@user-ts4qd5nb5c 3 года назад

Мужик ты красавчик

@carloswheeldon2553 3 года назад

That’s awesome work properly executed!👍

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thsnks

@jbaker8871 3 года назад

Well done !!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

👍

@jeffreywhitlatch1409 3 года назад

Very interesting

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers mate

@eddyarseneau4822 Год назад

Great video! I wonder if that would pass building code in Canada?

@edilamarazevedo4004 3 года назад

Muito bom trabalho parabéns

@rogerbeaird5742 3 года назад

Great rip bro 👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲⚔️⚔️⚔️🇺🇲🇺🇲

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers dude,Appreciate that you guys out in the states really know your stuff

@barksdaleb4159 3 года назад

Class work this is 👍🏻

@phironosurvivors2069 3 года назад

Looks great! Wood glue for added support? 🤷‍♂️

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I think the glue would be stronger than the wood 😁

@olbabybeard 3 года назад

How well would this work for outdoor deck beams?

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I use it for the same thing and I still pack it underneath the joint

@cheryljason9617 3 года назад

I like it

@adersonabreu1951 3 года назад

Boa ideia show.

@69yenko65 3 года назад

Cool joint. This joint is ok to span how far?

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I tested 1 befor hanging 4 meters in the air from the joint and it was pretty good to be fair

@djhago3123 2 года назад

It's handy when the ridge is only up to your knee ... also i put two 45 degree cuts on it rather than square cuts

@jasonjoyce752 2 года назад

Yeah tell me about it ha ha ,45 degrees good idea 👍

@rosscoed6275 3 года назад

Great craftsmanship:)

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thank you

@johnlsullivan5180 3 года назад

Good work never seen this class 👍

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Cheers mate

@osmarcardoso3552 3 года назад

@juninhocarpinteiro já vi essa técnica em algum lugar🤣

@melanatedone4894 3 года назад

Brilliant 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@jimy4real666 3 года назад

Wish you had built my roof! 🤨

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

😁

@Steve-hj6xv 3 года назад

Nice! Does glue or epoxy do anything to reinforce the joint, or will the wood shrink too much? Thanks.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

You could you glue but I think the joint itself is more than sufficient, the rafters are tied in with the ceiling colers and the The battens tie it in the other way

@sampokkinen160 3 года назад

Best is to Scandinavia learn how to make wood frame for a house,Finland,Norway or Sweden and you can see how really they are made!!!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ok buddy I’ll look and learn

@brandondill4234 3 года назад

Is there a magic ratio as to the angle and length of the joint in relation to the size of the lumber it's being placed into?

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Yes 3 x the width of timber long. And use a piece of timber to market 50mm wide, hope that makes sense

@ruwithlee1970 3 года назад

What about high strength glue also??

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Celling collars tie it in as a frame plus it had light tilles

@joelnurse9051 3 года назад

My daughter just a beautiful Country home

@darrellroeters4951 3 года назад

Interesting never seen before.

@RandomPerson-sb5mw 3 года назад

Is that wood pressure treated?

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

I wouldn't no, it is c24 less knots

@deplorableb.r.4211 3 года назад

All that work when duct tape would have sufficed? This guy's no Red Green.

@geremypelleran8487 3 года назад

She might not find you attractive but she’ll find you handy.

@jeztickles4361 3 года назад

Scarf joints don’t have screws

@josegomez6549 3 года назад

Not like it wouldn't benefit. Since when is over killing it a bad thing

@MT-ub8qg 3 года назад

Works alone. 8 years later had building dried in.

@pjmtts 3 года назад

No glue?

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

No glue

@FixerMerlin 3 года назад

Perfect scarf joint won’t need any screws

@clifforddavis722 3 года назад

I tend to agree with you but I could see some half ass building inspector looking at it and requiring screws because he/she doesn't understand what they're looking at.

@FixerMerlin 3 года назад

@@clifforddavis722 how true. The engineers and inspectors love to see metal braces all over joinery which has always stood the rest of time

@jamesrussell6870 3 года назад

Certainly cool old school (Japanese?)joint, but under that circumstance, ridge board only needs to be a lightweight 1x for keeping the structural lumber aligned... Ridge board length whatever is easiest to handle..

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

True, but nice to do a film on it 👍

@nbco55 3 года назад

I believe the Japanese called that a swallowtail joint...

@MrSanteeclaus 3 года назад

I wish I was smart enough to lay that cut out

@johnjaso385 3 года назад

You are just need to see someone do it.

@bobtaylor4428 3 года назад

What’s up with the tack hammer ? Don’t they sell hammers for men in the UK ?

@mopedmarathon 3 года назад

In the uk we don’t need big hammers, we’re strong enough to swing small hammers hard enough for any job. Plus you know what they say about guys going around showing off how big their hammer is don’t you............

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha bad elbows, to weak I let the English down

@isgatan159 3 года назад

Aqui no Brasil não usamos essas vigas de Pinheiro ( pínus ).

@diegodlvega9617 3 года назад

Who cares!!!

@isgatan159 3 года назад

@@diegodlvega9617 O Dunha.

@bryanmiller630 3 года назад

It looks like a 20' board would have eliminated the joint altogether.

@MustObeyTheRules 3 года назад

No it doesn’t. You could’ve even see the other side of roof.

@bryanmiller630 3 года назад

@@MustObeyTheRules you can see the joists and then do the math.

@garvielloken3929 3 года назад

Nooice!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@DarthMeheelos 3 года назад

👍👍👍👍

@brianjones866 3 года назад

The roof is like a 2 1/2 pitch no snow in that area?

@JohnCrebo 3 года назад

It’s in the UK- we get about 2 snow days a year location depending -if you’re lucky.. And that’s about 2 inches total at it’s worst 😂 Country closes down and it’s melted in a day! 😂

@brianjones866 3 года назад

@@JohnCrebo that sounds real fortunate unless you like ice fishing 🎣

@brianjones866 3 года назад

@@JohnCrebo by the way beautiful scarf joint

@JohnCrebo 3 года назад

@@brianjones866 it is! Although I’ve seen a few screwless versions- but we live in the age of technology so why not be extra secure/reassured huh? :) it’s not my work though- I’m merely a fellow commentator! I guess you have a few colder days than we do? Tbh, ice fishing appeals! Maybe that’s naivety, or my sense of adventure?! Who knows?! Lol!🤔😂

@brianjones866 3 года назад

@@JohnCreboice fishing is awesome if you’re dressed for it 👍🏽🎣

@Leksks 3 года назад

Для конькового бруса пойдёт. Но не вздумайте удлинять так страпила

@nemo_tod 3 года назад

почему мы должны тебе верить, ты же электрик а не строитель

@Leksks 3 года назад

@@nemo_tod электрик - это профессия. А знания не только по электричеству есть. Можно и не верить. Но я предупредил.

@nemo_tod 3 года назад

@@Leksks то есть ты не понял что я пошутил...

@Leksks 3 года назад

@@nemo_tod да понял я. Но написал на случай если не пошутил

@kflzmaxey5715 3 года назад

Shiver me timbers 😏

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha why do I think that is funny 😂

@rbruce5270 Месяц назад

butt joint and scrap of sarking each side 😂

@jasonjoyce752 Месяц назад

This is why I stand out doing things to a different standard and I’m busy with lots of work and others haven’t

@marine9583 3 года назад

So there's a reason they dont do this type of stuff any more. Its because there are equivalent, better and faster ways of getting 2 ridge boards connected, even by yourself. Besides, after roof sheeting is installed which will lock the ridge in from separating, collar ties, ceiling joists, your fancy cut is only that. Then its cover by insulation and drywall, and forever forgotten. But you certainly accomplished wasting 10 or 15 unneeded minutes. On my crew, you would be told to never do that again, or youd be politely let go. Looks cool though. Maybe make puzzles instead.

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

True,just keeping tradition alive 👍

@marine9583 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 Jason, why do you have to be so nice. I was hoping to ruffle someone's feathers, but instead you put me in my place. Your a stand up guy, and I do like your ridhe cut. Cheers!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

@@marine9583 ha ha 👍I bit my tongue and pace up down ha ha

@marine9583 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 lol! Thanks for being the better person; it brought me down a notch. However, do you really do this still in production framing?

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

@@marine9583 ha ha ,na never just wanna get paid on RU-vid , occasionally do it when it can be seen, to show off

@786otto 3 года назад

Use glue

@mrb5783 3 года назад

Never see that ever used in the 21st century!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Nice to teach and keep traditional a live

@telkt12 3 года назад

Bet you took 2 try

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

Ha ha how did you guess.. Yeah your right

@cbdoil4082 3 года назад

Glue lam. The American way!

@jasonjoyce752 3 года назад

how would I lift it, you americas always bigger and better 😁😁😁

@DarkMatterX1 3 года назад

@@jasonjoyce752 Granted, they are great as structural beams. Having to haul a 30+ foot one up two ladders as a team because your boss is too cheap to hire a cherrypicker for the day is no picnic though.