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what's the thickness?  looking great.

I used 4/4 stock, so the lower level is an inch and the upper levels are 2 inches.

Done with all of the roughing out...prob spend a few days on cleaning up.

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how are you going to finish it?

Haven’t figured that out yet...think about that every time I get a chance to work on it. ?

Edit: Been thinking about ideas, and I’m going to try liming wax. Worst case I can just brush over it with some chalk paint if it turns out horrible.

Done with carving and ready for finishing...

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that's awesome.  where are you going to onlay it?

That is lovely.  What a job.

Thank you gents.

Jason, I originally wanted something that I could put on my fireplace, but this one ended up being a little too big and busy. Not sure what I’ll do with it at this point...prob call it great practice and hand it off to a family member.

Looks beautiful! You could make this into a shelf - use this as the apron along the front... Either attach it to a board, or leave if open.

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