LocalRaleigh source for maple applied molding?

[ncguy77]

Making some hard maple inset panels and I'd like to get some applied molding locally (Raleigh) if possible.


Looking for something like this.

 

[KenOfCary]

That could probably be done on a router table in several passes, which may be ok depending on how much of it you need.

- Ken.

 

[ncguy77]

Agreed....now i just need the appropriate router bit, router table, and an AC unit in my garage this weekend.

Kinda doubted that I'd find what I asked for but the asking was free.

 

[farmerbw]

Did you try Wurth lumber or The Woodworking/Moulding Source (if you don't need it tommorow)? Or maybe Capital Lumber on Hillsborough?

HTH,
Brian.

 

[KenOfCary]

So how much do you need? And how set on just that pattern are you? If it's not a tremendous amount that would take hours to do, I have an Air Conditioned Shop, a router table and a lot of pattern bits. I also have a lot of leftover maple stock.

I can't volunteer yet, until I know the magnitude of the work, but I might be able to help you out.

That pattern might actually be easier to make as two pieces glued together. The top is almost a double ogee and the side piece would then be a simple cove bit. Doing it that way I could probably manage with the bits that I already have.

My shop is somewhat cluttered at the moment so I only have limited infeed and outfeed room on each side of the router table which will limit long runs of stock.

- Ken.