How to Make Your Own Shiplap

In this video I demonstrate how to make your own shiplap It suits well for the farmhouse/rustic style of decorating.

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[FinishCarpentryTV]

Since a lot of people have been asking, here is the link to my video on my router table:

[ArwaKaru]

Thank you for sharing. Instead of using a spacer I would do all the top cuts first then change the position to get a deeper cut for the other side, this way the extra 2 mm going to push the wood and create that look without using a spacer everytime

[bobbyz]

I really appreciate your videos they are short and sweet. Not a bunch of BS in between.

[aaronjaben]

love how mellow you are. Slow and steady wins the race!

[seangholipour]

Honesty is glowing in your face and heard in your voice. 🙏

[laurahudson]

Hands down, the BEST shiplap demo I’ve seen! Thanks for taking the time to make this vid an ESPECIALLY for showing the routed seam...no one else is doing this, but I think it is a testament to your skill and attention to detail. Nicely done. 🙌🏼😀

[dianabrown]

Thank you for such a thorough video! This may be the best instructional video I have seen.

[johnnyrambone]

Excellent laid back essential communication

[andrewaustin]

Thank you for taking the time to film this and share your valuable knowledge!

[cmachinist]

This is the most straight forward, practical, and informative video on this topic that I have seen. Excellent, sir.

[vicstee]

I really like the way you clearly explain why you do things 👍🏼

[Killer-orjb]

I love your humbleness and informative videos. Great job!

[FinishCarpentryTV]

So honestly, who likes this whole shiplap craze that has been going on for the past year or so?
I get a lot of mixed feelings. Some people absolutely love it, but others don't care for it! Let me know!

[SgtBrewdawg]

Great instructional video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill.

[melodycapehartmedina]

What an excellent demonstration! I knew I make my own if I found the perfect teacher! Thank you so much!!

[mikebyrd]

Thank you for very detailed explanation realizing that the majority of your audience are students. I also like the fact that you don't waste time and get right into the subject without unnecessary long winded and drawn out explanations.Your videos are very educational, entertaining and you makes anyone actually try these things. Good Job.

[choprpilot]

I’ve been binge watching your videos, love em, very helpful. A way to take this technique further to achieve that 1/16” to 1/8” gap between the boards instead of using your ruler. After you run both sides through the router like you did, run one side through the table saw and trim that desired gap (ie: 1/8”) and now you can just stack the boards on the wall faster without having to shove the ruler in between and constantly run it down board. I’m about to finish my kitchen renovation and I’m down to base and crown molding and I’m looking forward to using a lot of your techniques, thanks.

[bobfalk]

very well explained....you have a knack for demonstrating

[safepethaven]

Very good video and clear explanations; you have a "teacher's heart"!

[ajmcgarry]

Great tutorial.
The purpose of shiplap is as a weather proof exterior seal.
It's also important when installing it on an exterior wall that the top board overlaps the bottom board on the exterior face to allow water to flow on the exterior and not penetrate to the interior.