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A scarf joint is used to:

Combine panels into a single piece.

Combine lengths of stock into longer sections.

A scarf joint is used to lengthen stock by joining two pieces end-to-end. By beveling the ends to create a large glue-and fastener surface, you can lay two shorter boards into one longer piece with good strength and a smooth transition. This is specifically for combining lengths of stock into longer sections. It isn’t about joining panels into a single surface or tying together segments of a sash, which require different joints or methods.

Attach segments of a sash together.

All of the above