Shiplap Moulding 7-1/4"

This beveled shiplap siding molding 7-1/4" measures 7.250" wide by .687" thickness, allowing the pattern to be machined out of four quarter lumber. The canted profile is comprised of a 5.394 degree angled line that runs along the entire face of the design, transitioning the thickness from 11/16" in height on the right, above the 1/2" wide by 9/32" tall rabbet, to a 9/32" on the left side of the design. When two pieces of milled lumber are joined together, they create a 6-3/4" exposed face dimension between the joined boards.

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Width = 7.250" / Depth of Cut = .416" (top knives).

Thickness = .687" / Depth of Cut = .500" (right blades).