The upper edge has been cleaned up somewhat with the 45° tool and the bottom is closer. Note the insect damage about 1/3 of the way up on the edge. It is filled with fine powder from the larvae.
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removing the island on the bottom can be a difficcult maneuver.
A quick blast with the air hose and an accent is left for the edge. The inside is not too bad given the nature of the cutter the piece, and a rather poor photo.
Both are seen a little better here. I have hollowed the piece leaving an "island" to be removed with the straight tool.
The same from a different perspective. I will work the island from the outside in.
More of the island removed and the general shape of the bottom revealed.
Again a different perspective.
The island is cleaned down and the inside is ready to sand.
A different perspective. Note that I have cut the long strands with a sharp carving knife to facilitate sanding. Push the knife into the work to prevent pulling the strands.