My wife and are doing some work on a cabin we bought a couple years ago. Most of the walls have a unique 1" x 10" (or possible 1" x 12") tongue and groove panels installed vertically. What makes the panels unique is a 2" beading detail only on the tongue side of the board. Apparently it was very popular in the 40's in our area, but nearly impossible to find now. A friend that flips cabins said that there is a mill about an hour away. They have a $600 setup fee and materials are quite a bit more expensive in the mountains. I'm thinking that I should just buy a used planer/moulder and a set of knives and mill the boards myself. I am thinking something like a used Jet 15" planer/moulder would do the trick. I have not been able to find the chair rail moulding and the door/windows moulding, so I could use it to make some of that too. What do you guys think?