8" Wooden Radius-sanding Blocks

I use my 14-inch radius block a lot and am very happy with it.

I think that these ones are the easiest way to fix a uniform radius with great accuracy. I find it a little difficult to achieve a uniform radius from plane wood. I didn't used any of them for compound radius. I wish only that the aluminum beams were cheaper.

I bought a set of 8" wood radius blocks. I chose them because they are much cheaper than the aluminum ones. The wood blocks are well made and the radius' are accurate. They make fret leveling much faster and easier than using a flat sanding block. The only thing I can say about them that might be negative is the edges of the blocks splinter slightly. They are still usable, just a little splintered around the edges.

I bought the whole set. There really isn't a better way to get level frets.

As an amateur guitar builder I can't think in a easiest and more precise way to give the curvature to a neck. really nice!

Really comfortable and easy to work with. fast and accurate.

I decided to get one of these as they were cheaper than one of the 16" flat fret leveling bars. The block worked well, I attached double sided tape and cut a piece of wet and dry to the right size. (However in retrospect I should have gotten the flat bar as I now have 2 guitars of different radii that need leveling. My fault, not the products.)

For their purpose, these work well.

Really comfortable and easy to work with.

Very well made!

Saves a lot of time and makes for a better job.