Spindle Moulder or Router tooling to create bead and T&G

[kebabman]

I need to repair some plank doors and panelling which is fairly similar to the drawing on this website.
http://www.jastimber.co.uk/reed-and-bea ... r-cladding.
My planks drop at a right angle before the bead not at the 45 degree angle shown above. I have a router and a spindle moulder but can't find any tooling for either to create the bead and the tongue and also the groove so would be very grateful for any help.
Cheers

 

[MMUK]

http://www.axminster.co.uk/axcaliber-to ... tAodOVYAZA

 

[kebabman]

And is there any tooling to make the bead please?
I was wondering if there was a spindle cutter that could produce the angle, the bead and one side of the tongue all in one go?

 

[blackrodd]

And is there any tooling to make the bead please?
I was wondering if there was a spindle cutter that could produce the angle, the bead and one side of the tongue all in one go?

The beaded T&G you are reproducing was from the days of hand moulding planes, I have two that I use from time to time, one for 1/2" thick and 1 for 3/4" thickness. Gives the authentic variation in finish.
The tongue and groove are separate "cuts" on you're Router, spindle etc.
I can recall that a friend of mine bought a cutter from Trend, that formed the mould.
Some branches of jewsons stock a 4"x 3/4" size listed as "Bead and butt. in softwood and random lengths.
Most of the stuff I have made was to match 6"x 3/4", but I am not aware of any stocks of 6" available.
HTH Regards Rodders

 

[kebabman]

Many thanks Blackrodd, searching for bead and butt comes up with the right moulding. I was unsure of the terminology for this profile.
It looks like I should contact some spindle moulder tooling firms to see what they suggest.

 

[Oryxdesign]

http://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Onl ... g_637.html

 

[kebabman]

Many thanks guys, now knowing that it is called bead and butt I found this thread on the other forum with a link to some more tooling.
http://www.woodworkuk.co.uk/forum/viewt ... f=4&t=7597

Cheers

 

[RogerS]

I got my local saw doctor to make me a set of dedicated cutters. Not that expensive.