I am repairing square wooden columns on my 100-yr old house.  As was typical, they were fluted on a moulding cutter, meaning the ends of the flutes are tapered from 3/4″ wide at 1/4″ depth to about 1/4” wide at 0″ depth in 1″ length.  I read an article in FHB a few years back about using a ramp under a router to achieve this taper, but I cannot find the article in the archives.  I calculated the ramp rise & run for my router at 1/4″ rise over 1″ run, but this results in a flute end pointed like a dull pencil instead of the rounded end “used crayon” profile needed.  Any thoughts or can someone point me to the right FHB issue to re-read the article?.