Capo bar contour

[Richard Moody]

> 
> I would tend to go with what was designed in the piano.  
> Emory cloth will make the smallest change.  We don't want to 
> flatten it out though.  String grooves are usually not very deep.
 It

> seems to me that a sharper capo means less surface area to 
> take the pressure of the string and possibly more cutting into 
> the capo.
> 
> David I.

I agree in principal.
	To get a capo bar any smaller in diameter than its actual width
would require machining, I think, unless it is cast like the V bar
in uprights.  But the those looked machined after they were cast. I
don't see how you can flatten it out by shoe shining no matter what
diameter or shape it was.    ---ric