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Dave-SKG
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I believe LMI sells this one. High price again but cheaper than SteMac. I use a convex radius jig they also sell. This way I know the radius is true the whole length.

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Nice tool Dave. Sure beats my low tech maple wood sanding blocks.

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I like the maple blocks the best ( I think). I just have this compulsion to buy every tool LMI and StewMac comes out with. I always find a use for them years later when they no longer produce them. Like I said in another post ... I wish they were publicaly traded I would buy their stock in a heartbeat!

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