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   steve | Jun 21, 2003 02:03am | #1

   sorry its almost imposible

   a little judicious filing and staining will hide the problem unless you want to spend hours matching the profile

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   chas1 | Jun 21, 2003 03:13am | #2

   thanks  steve you confirmed my belief , I  did  spend an hour playing with the mitre  and only got it looking good by sanding and so filing, thanks for the reply

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   wrick2003 | Jun 21, 2003 06:37am | #3

   if you were willing to spend about fifteen minutes on each o/s corner, you could try the following:

   cut the miter so that you leave most of the helix.  when you join the miter, this gives you more meat to shape with a file or chisel.

   good luck     rg