I have fitted the spindles with base rail on the stairs up to a newel post, and now have to do the landing. At the top of the stairs after the newel post, I have a short section (only about 6 inches) then a 90 degree bend onto the landing. For this bend I wish to use a curved hand rail section rather than a mitred corner, since it looks much better.
The issue is that there is no matching curved base rail section available to match the handrail, so the base rail has to be mitred. Since there will be no spindle right in the corner, the sharp mitred corner of the base rail looks a bit silly.

The base rail has this profile:
http://www.richardburbidge.com/media...rail-BR-41.gif
http://tinyurl.com/nzq8au5

I could try and make a radiused corner piece but I am not an expect with a router (I don't have one) and not sure if the edge profile is a standard fluted router bit.
Any ideas to make this look half decent ?

Simon.