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ESSENTIAL WOODCARNING TECHNIQUES

1 Base flattened before beginning carving.

downwards, creating the curve of the side towards the rim. If, howcver, the bowl tapers in to the mouth the side should bc carvcd down from the lip at least somc of the way. The wood may bc hcld cdge on in the vice and shaped with chisels, rasps or spokeshaves. The last two are easier on the end grain. It is not yet necessary to finish the outside of the bowl. Indeed, any damping lugs cannot yet be removed.

CARVING THE INSIDE OF the Bowl

Clamping lugs are particularly useful when the inside is carved, as they allow the clamps to grip firmly without impeding the chisels. The inside of the bowl can be cleared out with whatever tools are availablc. If doing it cntirely by hand a large straight gouge with a decpish sweep (No. 7 up to

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