Looking for Pine 2" Cove Molding

[MarvinWatkins]

I am working on the "Country Pine Bookcases" from Woodsmith (21/123) and the call for a pine 2" cove molding. I checked out my local Lowes, but wasn't able find any.

Does anyone know where I could pick some of this up in the Triangle area?

I really don't want to have to make this using the tablesaw method.

Thanks.

 

[junquecol]

I know you said that you didn't want to make it on the TS. But if that is the only way, use a moulding head with 1" round nose cutters in it. A LOT less scraping and sanding.

 

[DaveO]

Check out Capital City lumber, they carry a good selection of millwork, and may have what you're needing
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Dave

 

[Travis Porter]

The hardwood store in Gibsonville may have some as well.

 

[MarvinWatkins]

DaveO, you 'da man!!!

I checked out their Capital Lumber's website and they had just what I was looking for. A buck a foot, but at least I don't have to make it.

I'll post pics when the bookcases are done.

 

[DaveO]

Great, I am glad to hear that. I knew Cap City was god for something.
Dave