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This is the script for the spoken text in my butt jointing tutorial video on
http://www.youtube.com/ninjatoespapercraft
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<<01>> Welcome back. You are watching Ninjatoes's butt joint tutorial.

<<02>> With normal glue tabs, you will get a ridge where you glue one piece of paper over the other, because of the thickness of the paper.

<<03>> "Butt jointing" is a simple technique to avoid those ridges.

<<04>> Parts that are to be "butt jointed" together do not have glue tabs themselves.

<<05>> Instead, a seperate strip of paper acts as a seperate glue tab.

<<06>> That way, you can glue one part halfway on the glue tab...

<<07>> ...and the other part on the other half, "butting" the edges together.

<<08>> That way, the seam between the two parts will be flat and there will be no ridge.

<<09>> Like edge coloring, it is a lot of extra work, and it can be very difficult to do on small parts or complex shapes.

<<10>> That is why it is most often used on airplane fuselages, or space rockets.

<<11>> Thank you for watching this video.

<<12>> Please visit my website at ninjatoes.blogspot.com

<<13>> Have fun building!