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   Guest_ | Apr 24, 2000 04:58am | #1

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   Hi Weogo, Woodline Arizona does have a tongue and groove shaper cutter that mills a radiused tongue and groove for an easy match.

   Check out their website. http://www.woodbits.com

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   Guest_ | Apr 24, 2000 05:55am | #2

   *Yeah, I bought my t+g shapers cutters from Cascade Tools in Seattle. I think they were bought out by Grizzly a few years ago.

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   Guest_ | Apr 24, 2000 06:59pm | #3

   *I wondered what happened to Cascade, darn those buyouts anyway. David Vaughn

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 2000 07:54am | #4

   *You did not mention what thickness and how much you have to make. If it is just a few pieces it seems a bit expensive to buy the grizzly set (in my several year old catalog at $130 -- 3/4" bore shaper cutters)

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 2000 08:32am | #5

   *Weogo,You could replace all the flooring with 22 inch boards. I hear oak burl makes good floors. LOL

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   Guest_ | Apr 26, 2000 12:43am | #6

   *You want floor T&G cutters with the tongue lower than the centerline, so it can be sanded a number of times. Grizzly or Woodworkers Supply sells them. If it's only a few pieces, cut the T&G on the tablesaw with a fence on both sides of the work (not necessary, but safer.) Ease the tongue edges with a sanding block.

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   Guest_ | Apr 27, 2000 04:58am | #7

   *Hi Y'all,The router bit, with the bullnose tongue, was only $46.75, including shipping from Woodline Arizona.Thanks and good health, Weogo