Shiplap Moulding 5-3/8" - 6

This channel shiplap moulding 5-3/8" - 6 measures 5.375" in width by .750 in thickness, requiring a 5-5/8" wide blank of four-quarter lumber for machining on an industrial moulder. The pattern gets milled from the right, left, and bottom cutter heads. The right knives cut the rabbet and the forty-five-degree angle with the rough sawn face of the lumber on the machine bedplates. The left set of blades machine the tongue that slides under the rabbet, and the bottom cutter head mills the two 7/16" wide by 3/8" deep grooves only, leaving the rough lumber untouched.

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Width = 5.375" / Depth of Cut = .427" (top blades).

Thickness = .750" / Depth of Cut = .724" (right blades) & .938" (left cutters).