If they are just after a roundover on the casing two methods come
to mind.

Use a large roundover bit on built up MDF or solid stock. These
are readily available to at least 1 1/4" radius.

Build 3/4" casement so inside corners just touch and use 3/4" 1/4
round at the joint.

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"evodawg" wrote in message
news:YvkTj.2788$0L.230@trnddc07...
Question asked in rec.woodworking? Also posted pics of Dinning
room Wainscot
I just finished. I don't particularly like high wainscot but it
seems its
back in style. Customer is always right, right.

see picture roundedcorner.jpg the rest are just extra's

Rich
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