Shiplap Moulding 13/16" - 1

This 5/8" wide v-groove shiplap siding molding measures 13/16" thickness. Widths are adjustable to any desired size within the parameters of the molder/shaper used to mill the lumber. The profile consists of a 3/4" wide by 11/32" tall rabbet and a 1/8" tall vertical line with a 5/16" wide bevel on one side edge. The opposite side comprises a 3/4" wide tongue and a 1/8" tall line with a 5/16" wide by 11/32" deep chamfer. When two pieces of finished lumber are joined together, they create a 5/8" wide by 11/32" deep v-groove joint; there is also an optional cutter design for the center if needed. This could be milled on either the second top or bottom cutter heads.

Ever wonder why certain species of lumber have tear-out problems during the milling process? Find out more on how to reduce and eliminate tear issues by changing the cutter head hook angle on the knives. Purchasing 12/20 duel angle cutter heads will save a substantial amount of money when investing in this style of molder tooling.

For knife quoting purposes use the calculator below; we have added only the important measurements; just determine the cutters you need. A brief detailed explanation on how to use the calculator is located here. Need some assistance with the dimensions? Print a copy of our fraction - decimal - millimeter chart, place it on the moulder to help operators save time and increase accuracy during machine setup.

Thickness = .812" / Depth of Cut = 1.125" (right blades) & .750" (left cutters).