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How To Scribe A Panel TOP TIPS! Shaping Panels To Walls. Kitchen And Furniture Fitting Must See!

Any kitchen, expensive or more budget based can look amazing or terrible depending on how well it’s fitted. Scribing panels can be one of the biggest let downs as this can be one of the trickiest tasks to get right with the chance of ruining a panel all together and the cost of a new one the only way to correct it.
Always cut your biggest required sizes first so if you make a mistake you can use it for a smaller one.
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[shelaghthomas]

OH WOW -THANK you...BOTH tips are awesome !! ( Plus you've just SAVED me from hiring or buying a rail saw !! .MASSIVE thank you !!!! ) 50 ++++ ( lol) lady having a go at fitting a kitchen ( gulp) .. how hard can it be right ( huh oh ) lol..mm

[PurpleWhirple]

Very good, and glad to see I'm not the only carpenter that works in Crocs!

[alanmooney]

Great video, Master Grafter! I love the PPE FOOTWEAR

[pgarciaAP]

Brilliant. Just what I needed. Really appreciate the clarity and brevity. Watched several videos where the demonstrators yammered on for ages.

[gmoney]

That’s what I call sawing skills!!!!. I’d be all over the place with that hand saw😂😂😂😂

[Chimp_No_]

Really interesting and helpful ! Thank you for sharing !

[dermotkelly]

You are right, hand cutting is the tidiest of all but most will laugh at you and get the jig saw or table saw out because that is the fashion, but you can’t beat a sharpe saw 👍

[kathyhoang]

Great video! Convinced me to get a hand saw for the job

[MohammedAli-]

Mate, this is the best scribing explanation I have seen compared to both YouTube, and joiners who have explained this to me. The tip on angling the saw is amazing. Your finish flush to the wall is the best I have seen, again, on youtube and in person. Massive salute to you. P. S if you were putting in a run of kitchen base units, would you put one to the wall, and scribe it, and then do the next one, and screw them together, and carry on the run like that? I hope the question makes sense. Cheers 👍🏽

[aaronbarton]

That's how they did it in the old days but the best way is to set a slight bevel on the table saw remove the guide and free hand the cut getting as close as possible. It cuts on the down stroke so there won't be any tear out. If you couldn't get it perfect finish it to ur line with the belt sander on the down stroke to also keep from causing tear out. Perfect scribes while also not taking forever cutting it with a handsaw

[ilivelivemusic]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. New sub

[jamesharte]

I got confused with the last scribing and had to rewatch a few times..

you used a 22mm thich scrap block to draw your line and you had the work piece inline with the frame (which is 22mm thick) then once the piece is cut it will be flush with the wonky wall and straight frame? Is that correct?

Are those scribing tools and use? Or only for patterns like bricks and skirting etc?

[Hussain-chpr]

Hello, how would you scribe a wall unit end panel on a uneven wall so that the end panel is flush with unit door? Thanks in advance.

[byronc]

Nice. I do it differently, but I will try it your way. Thank you.

[Jackzuk]

Great video, i have a side panel i want to fit floor to ceiling for the built in look, any tips on how best to do this well

[lucygleesoninteriors]

I thought I recognised you! Hi Jamie 🙌🏻

[MrEiluap]

Great Scribe Trick James!! Learning a lot here. 1 Question Please, in the last scribe you did, what was the thickness of the piece you used with pencil to scribe the line?? Was it the thickness of the large panel you were cutting? OR the Cab front face frame thickness? (or is it a moot question cause they are the same thickness?) HaHa! Thank you in advance, Paul

[ChristopherClaudioSkierka]

hi again :), what hand plain did you use ? (spec) thanks in advance once more

[ChristopherClaudioSkierka]

hi, nice video, and its good to see you used simple blocks of wood to help you scribe instead of these gizmos you can buy . Can I ask you a question which may seem a bit silly, , , when you cut the scribe do you cut upto the pencil line or the pencil line also (so in effect when done no pencil line is there any longer) ? thanks in advance

[paulwebb]

This is very confusing, when scribing the large tall end panel, how is it placed against the side of the wardrobe? It can't be flush and why 22mm in front? Do you have to take a long cut off the back of the panel first before placing and scribing? Great video but just can't work out the position of that big panel!