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Strength of Scarf Joints
Very interesting article in Sep/Oct issue of "Wooden Boat" magazine. It covers scarf length, and the method of test. As it's written for boat builders , the materials are oak & epoxy. This is the first material I've seen on actual testing of scarf joints, but there may be some info hidden...- bobm4360
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Werkstattpraxis now in English!
"Werkstattpraxis fur den Bau von Gleit- und Segelflugzeugen" by Hans Jacobs is now available as "Workshop Practice" from Cumulus Soaring or the Vintage Sailplane Assn. For the wood aircraft builder, this book is as necessary as ANC-18 and -19, and more useful than AC43.13-1B. I got mine!- bobm4360
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- Forum: Wood Construction