
the outside is rough carved first, to an arch (whoda thunk it?)




Now, the top is roughly 12 mm thick all over, but it needs to come down to about 5mm before I start fine tuning.
I need to do 2 things. sharpen my chisels, and rig a set of calipers to measure the thickness as I go, because after about 8 hours work, I REALLY don't want to stick the chisel through the top!!
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