Shiplap Moulding 7-1/4" - 5

This beveled shiplap siding moulding 7-1/4" - 5 measures 7.250" wide by .656" thickness. The pattern will require the use of a 7-1/2" wide blank of four-quarter lumber for milling on an industrial molder. The traditional clapboard profile comprises a 3.205-degree angle that transitions the thickness from .656" on the thicker edge down to 9/32" on the smaller side. The rabbet dimension is 9/32" tall by 1/2" wide with a 5/32" rolled edge on the taller side of the pattern.

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Width = 7.250" / Depth of Cut = .390" (top knives).

Thickness = .656" / Depth of Cut = .312" (right blades).