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Wayne Spence - myLargescale.com

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I pack the 9.5mm x 2.3mm lengths of<br />

decking stock that have just been cut, into<br />

2 rows of 10 (20 pieces) and using plastic<br />

tape, wrap tape around pack at about every<br />

100mm. Mark decking for 112mm lengths<br />

and cut into bundles, as shown in the<br />

foreground of the above photo.<br />

Note the stop block fixed to the right-hand<br />

side of the saw deck. A table saw or band<br />

saw could also be used to cut the decking<br />

bundles to length. This multi pack cutting<br />

saves a lot of time measuring and cutting<br />

individual deck planks.<br />

Add the decking..<br />

OK, time to fix the decking to the frame.<br />

Turn the car frame over (side sill and end<br />

beam flush at the ends). Apply wood glue<br />

to about the first 100mm of both sides of<br />

the frame and the top of the end beam.<br />

Start laying down the deck planking,<br />

check for square every eight or so planks.<br />

Don't try and push the planks too tightly<br />

together. You want the boards to appear<br />

as individual planking after the deck is<br />

sanded. Install remaining decking.<br />

Use scrap spacers to maintain frame width<br />

as the deck boards are glued into place.

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