Assertion: scarf joint | /r/HasProperty | strong
Facets:
value: certainly
type: MANNER
value: for a banjo neck
type: PURPOSE
value: the
type: DEGREE
value: as the rest of the wood
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: He assured me that if a scarf joint could withstand the rigors of a marine environment, it would certainly be strong enough for a banjo neck.
text: I read many years ago that the American Plywood Institute (or similar wording) had concluded that an 8:1 scarf was as strong as the rest of the wood, given the glue was as good.
text: Scarf joint ( C ) will be weak if L/h is small and will fail along the glue line.
text: The longer and flatter the scarf, the stronger the joint.
text: The scarf or half-lap is one of the strongest joints in woodworking and can stand alone, but you can make it stronger by installing a wooden sleeve over the joint.
text: While it's true that the longer the scarf, the stronger the glue joint, there is a limit with this kind of neck construction.
text: He assured me that if a scarf joint could withstand the rigors of a marine environment, it would certainly be strong enough for a banjo neck.
text: He assured me that if a scarf joint could withstand the rigors of a marine environment, it would certainly be strong enough for a banjo neck.
text: I read many years ago that the American Plywood Institute (or similar wording) had concluded that an 8:1 scarf was as strong as the rest of the wood, given the glue was as good.
text: Scarf joint ( C ) will be weak if L/h is small and will fail along the glue line.