How to Safely Cut Flooring Transition Moulding?

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I suggested hand plane above, which will get it done in 1 min.

But then I remembered this is Festool forum... So start with importing TSK80. Then purchase Shaper Origin, which will be used to build an elaborate jig. 3D printer might be handy to make certain parts of the jig. CT48 and RAS go without saying. Then miscellaneous stuff, such as MFS, Woodpeckers layout tools etc. ... Am I missing something?

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But [member=15585]Svar[/member] nobody follows KISS on here.

Some things really are better to do with hand tools.

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You guys both missed the camera equipment, microphones, and editing software to start a social media channel.  [popcorn]

I mean, it's like you weren't even trying...  [big grin]

 

[tjbnwi]

Two tapered supports clamped to the bed, run it through a planer.

Tom

 

[rvieceli]

[member=60777]Bugsysiegals[/member] Here's another radical thought.

I'm of the opinion that you don't need the large ugly mushroom head transition. From your photo it appears that you have a nice straight edge on your tile and your wood floor. Rip a piece on the table saw to fit into that gap. Counter sink a 2 or 3 holes in it. drop it in and screw it down. Possible caulk the edge against the tile. DONE.

IF you feel the need to have a lip on each edge to cover the flooring material, then make the piece thicker and wider and rabbet the edges to form the over hang.

Ron

 

[Packard]

Cut a dado in a piece of scrap sheet goods to accommodate the center, raised section. 

Use double-sided tape to secure the transition to the dadoed board.  Rip both at one time.  Remove and use.