For short runs like under 7 feet I will use the Legacy to do a quick
match of historic or repair purposes. For anything longer or a job of
50 Linear feet or more, I have a blade made for my Williams and Hussy
molder. With that little machine I can do straight mold as well as arch
molding. With the push through method the use of feather boards will
help you make short work of many sticks of molding. Just make the same
cut on every stick before you change settings and blades. I use a 1"
wide piece of existing mold as a blade bump to check the fit before each
run. Then if it is a new pattern, I will bandsaw out a profile and use
it as the alignment piece. Many possibilities, too few hours to play.
Mike
On 10/17/2013 1:08 PM, Cole Andrews wrote:
Has anyone else tried to use their mill to make moulding. I am
thinking of making my own after not being able to find what I want
local unless I order a bunch of it.
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