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Shiplap or feather edge - Lumbermate

Tom at Heartwood

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We have a Lumbermate 2000 bandsaw that we use to mill a fair amount of larch cladding amongst other things.  I get asked for shiplap and feather edged boarding from time to time but have not been set up to produce it.  I believe that there are jigs available and I am looking to get a price for these.  I would be interested to hear of any experiences or advice on how to best approach cutting these profiles with the fairly basic sawmill that we have.  Thanks.  Tom.

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