Genuine W&H profile knives are precision cutting tools designed for all Williams & Hussey Molder models—both old and new. Each knife is engineered for accurate bolt-hole alignment, proper clearance, and bevel angle to ensure clean, consistent cuts with minimal tear-out or burning.
Installed in the cutter head of a planer-molder, the knives rotate at high speed to shape wood into detailed profiles as it feeds through. W&H offers a wide selection of standard profiles, making producing crowns, bases, casings, and other decorative moldings easy.
Decorative molding separating panes in a window or door.
Molding applied to the back edge of a cabinet or piece of furniture.
Shallow cut made in a molding profile for clearance purposes.
Rounded molding designed to be gripped by hand, often used on railings or furniture.
Decorative molding capping the bottom of baseboards.
Flat panels with regularly spaced raised beads or circles on the surface.
Molding profile with a central raised section (bed) flanked by curved depressions (coves).
Angled edge cuts on a molding profile.
Creates a profile resembling brickwork.
Molding framing doors or windows.
Molding applied to the wall at chair height, sometimes accompanied by a backing piece.
Curved depressions in a molding profile.
Decorative molding applied to the top corner where a wall meets the ceiling.
Molding with a semi-circular profile.
Molded pieces forming the gripping surface of a railing.
Creates a profile resembling a log cabin wall.
Molding with angled cuts for a corner application, often used on door frames.
Nickel gap Molding is a type of wall cladding that features a clean, modern look with evenly spaced horizontal planks.
Molding used to create decorative raised panels on doors or furniture.
Molding profiles specifically designed for framing artwork.
Picture Molding is a traditional trim piece installed horizontally along walls
Not a profile, but refers to the process of flattening a wood surface with a planer knife.
Molding with a quarter-circle profile.
Molding profile combining a small, rounded bead with a sharper edge detail.
Creates grooves (dados) and shoulders (rabbets) for joinery purposes.
Not a molding profile, but a technique for creating raised sections on a flat surface.
Deep, curved depressions in a molding profile.
Molding applied to the bottom edge of a baseboard for added protection.
May refer to pre-made baseboard moldings with a built-in channel for electrical wires.
Molding used to limit the travel of a door or drawer.
Creates interlocking joints on boards for strong connections.
Decorative trim applied to the bottom edge of a counter, windowsill, or other horizontal surface.
Horizontal trim board positioned below a window.
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Williams & Hussey specializes in custom profile knives. We can replicate or create new designs using a sketch, drawing, or physical sample. Our team has experience producing high-quality custom knives, from classic baseboards to intricate historic restorations.
Williams & Hussey is here to help you find the right molding knife profile for your molder and are happy to answer your questions about any of our products.
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