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With my Stewmac kit, they sent flat stock for the back center seam brace so if you want them rounded you have to do it yourself. If you've got a stewmac neck caul, it's a perfect radius for this. I taped the brace to a block with painters tape (be sure to tape the entire length) then laid 220 grit sandpaper in the caul and used it as a radiusing tool. I don't know how everybody else does it, but this worked for me. Check it out.

Just about to start a 000 stew mac kit and I have the neck radius 16 degree blocks I bought from a man in Portugal. I shall take your advice. Many thanks. For the EU people among us here is a start to guitarwoodsupplies.
Everything I have bought has been good.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Set-of-5-Sand ... 4ac329d13c

I glue the strip on back, rough plane and then have a caul similar to yours, but smaller, with sand paper to finish.
Tom

Tom West wrote:I glue the strip on back, rough plane and then have a caul similar to yours, but smaller, with sand paper to finish.
Tom

Me too.

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Good ideas. Thanks, Bob