Haha I didn’t see the pig until you pointed it out; that’s a very pretty pig! The bowl is beautiful; I like how you respect the wood you’re working with and always try to bring out its best features. I enjoy watching your talents and listening to your narrations. Thank you for sharing.
After finding out on Monday I had 4 hernias, I went into surgery and must do nothing for 3 days now. What else to do but learn from a master before I go back to my workshop. I’m gagging to get back after watching Phil. I love the pig. 👍🏻
On the outside, two holes make the pig's eyes but on the inside those holes and the grain in between make a nice smile!! It is beautiful, wonderful work!! Happy birthday to your daughter! 🙂👍💖
An aromatic piggy, how apt! And what a beautiful piggy it is. The colors are so rich and I love the patterns they make. Shenanigans is a great place to get up to on your birthday! I hope your daughter has a wonderful time. I've meant to tell you that I grew up in Des Moines, Washington, not too terribly far from where you are, went to Mt. Rainier HS in the early 70's. A favorite destination with friends was Lake Tapps. Of course the world was pretty different back then. I haven't been back to the old stomping grounds for at least 20 years. Take care, and thank you for sharing this beautiful bowl!
We were probably at Lake Tapps at the same time, Gwynn! My sister used to live on the lake and I spent many hours swimming and water skiing there in the 70's. Those were the good old days! 😊
Thank You Phil, Thank You Steve McCool.... Lots of sharpening, silica in the wood, punky sapwood, hole through the log, crack on the side...BUT WHO CARES Phil. You pulled it all together and created beautiful unique masterpiece!!!! Now I have to wait another 7 days for some more MAGIC FROM YOUR LATHE....TM HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEPHANIE 🍀
We should call this one Arnold it's amazing how you keep these difficult pieces from breaking apart I noticed the cracks on the inside your a true master craftsman
Another beauty to the collection Phil, simply gorgeous shape, contours and colours all in one oval, self ventilated bowl! Phew.....love it oink, oink! 😃 Have a great week and hope your daughter has a lovely Birthday too, take care. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us all, Phil. Bless you. 💛🫂☺️
Good evening, Phil. I really like your cedar bowl. Today I was sharing with another turner, your love of bark and how you remove the tenon. He had just turned a bowl similar to yours. When asked how he was going to remove the tenon, he said he hadn't got that far yet. Said he was going to look up Phil at Shady Acres Wood Shop. You are welcome.
Beautiful piece Phil nicely done looks as smooth as you described it and base does resemble a piggy . Give your daughter a birthday greeting all the way from Canada 🇨🇦 see you in the next one 👌 thanks again Ron
Phil it never gets old watching you turn out beautiful pieces of art. You have a true God given talent for creating and for doing it so interestingly. Keep on keeping on! And happy birthday to your daughter, I have two so I know how special they are!
Phil, you have definitely NOT lost your touch. This a great piece of woodturning on a lovely piece of Red Cedar as it turned out. I am so glad that there was some decent sap wood as you got down into it because it produced some wonderful contrast to the well known red colouring of the cedar. I also think the 'pig' is quite adorable. I still love the way you virtually hold a 'quiet conversation' with each piece of wood you turn, almost as though you are 'seeking guidance from the piece of wood as to how it wants to have its inner beauty displayed', as you say, "for all to see". Thank you for sharing this my friend. Stay safe & well & keep sharing your brilliant talent with ALL your viewers. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Wonderful video and end result! I'm a DIY woodworker and have only turned one bowl ever. Woodworking is very satisfying but turning brings satisfaction to a new level!
Another fabulous piece! I’ve enjoyed dozens of your videos. This morning a friend showed me how to turn a jointer’s mallet from a piece of firewood. I’ve never been on a lathe before but really loved doing it. He is also a big Phil Andersen fan and we would interject your comments quite often. Thanks to the firewood dealer for providing the wood for this little lopsided box elder jointer’s mallet for all to enjoy!
Borer bees! Or carpenter bees are what made that hole. They are common around here and the bore into wood along the grain to nest. Even pressure treated. Beautiful bowl Phil. That was a bonus peice I sent and I'm glad you put your personal touch on it. Turned out really great. That peice was from my front yard and had been cut for about 6 years. I have a great deal of cedar already cut here so if you would like more, sat the word. I'm sorry I shortened your gouge. Happy birthday to Stephanie at half century!
Thank you Steve for sending Phil the wood. He did not know that the borer bee hole is perfect storage for a crochet hook in a yarn bowl. We have western red cedar, it also smells great, but does not have that wonderful red color.
Oink! Oink! Yep, that’s a cute pig all right, Phil. I’d say that’s a keeper! It’s amazing the things you find in the pieces you turn, buddy. Another great video, my friend. You keep turning and I’ll keep watching! 👏👏😃😃 Happy turning, …..Gord
I never considered eastern red cedar to be high in silica, but when I looked up the southern form, there it is in the name... Juniperus virginiana var. silicicola. Great bowl, as always!
This is my first time watching your channel, and I really enjoyed it. What I love the most about this piece, is how much effort you put in to preserve the unique deformities, problems, and damage done to the piece of wood before turning it. The fact that you both respect and love how these differences, these non-conforming aspects of the wood is what makes the piece both unique and beautiful. And you did all you could bring it out that uniqueness and to preserve it. That’s what a true artist does. You do have an artist’s eye and I wanted to say, as a fellow artist, how much I appreciate it and I absolutely love that bowl.
You always amaze me you can see something in a block of wood that I can't even imagine and it is a very pretty piece another good one Phil thank you keep them coming
It is indeed a beautiful bowl. I love the Percy Pig face too 🐽 The time here in Scotland is 1.42am and obviously I should be asleep, but with a new video from you, that just wasn’t going to happen until I had a top up of relaxing wood turning. A very Happy Birthday to your daughter too. Fifty is a fun decade, but it sounds as though she has worked that out for herself. Take care, stay safe and see you next video…
A lovely turn, Phil. I have some 'ugly logs' in my yard, and now you have given me some inspiration to pick one out and see what becomes of it. Many thanks!
Happy Birthday baby girl !!! Phil it sure is 'Cool' and i love pigs too ;-) My cat enjoyed this too he just sat looking up at the screen on my desk. Much Love
Ive been watching wood turning videos for about two ears and I continue to be amazed! I’m collecting information on tools, equipment and finishing materials used; thank you so much for the great information about what you are using! Maybe I’ll take the leap and look into buying a set up of my own.
That turned out beautifully! Cedar can be some dangerous wood on the lathe. You gotta stop often to check for cracks. I've had cedar blow apart on the lathe before. Happy Birthday Stephanie 🎂! She's 2 years older than me. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
Beautiful turning and as always awesome piece! Great to see you in the shop and making these great videos and unique creations. Enjoy your daughters birthday, and happy birthday to her! Take care and keep the videos coming. Love your work!
Cedar is a very tricky wood to turn. Very prone to cracking. I’ve had the best luck using resin as a stabilizer and just incorporate the two with good results. Nice bowl Phil enjoy your advice and commentary.
Thank you for another beautiful project and your step by step dialogue! Truly a tutorial in every video that I appreciate so much! Here in the Ozarks we are blessed (some would say cursed) with an abundance of Eastern Red Cedar. Happy 50th to Stephanie!🌹 My baby girl just turned 45 last week 🥰
Yes the deep red IS a beautiful color. Internally that piece of wood sure had some less than ideal issues. I'm glad it sanded up as nicely as it did for you Phil. Given how quickly it would dull your tools, and I saw how quickly it happened, I'm a bit surprised how easily it surrendered to the sanding paper.
It looks like a challenge to turn, and a bugger with all of the silica to keep a (dull) edge on your gouges. I've said this before: we use silica to sharpen our tools, and silica dulls our tools. How does it know what to do, and when? 🙂 Nice finished product, Phil! I'll bet your shop is aromatic now, too. Take care, --Paul
That red grain is stunning ! Really nicely done as always Phil. I think the holes add a lot of charter to the piece. Just beautiful bud. Have a good weekend !
Very nice turning again Phil. Love the finish, how it brings out the color and the grain. Just last week I turned a red cedar bowl and finished it with Howard’s Feed n Wax,which always puts nice sheen and feel on the turning. I swear I could smell it while you were turning!! Keep on turning. Looking for the next one.
Wow! What Skill! Thank You!
Any time, P J, thanks for watching! 😊
You are really a good carpenter
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Good Evening , Phil
I believe this piece of wood I am sure you will do it Justice !
I hope you like it, Larry! 😊
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Oh Yes ! Your Skill brought the True Beauty of it for everyone !
Its beautiful Phil
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Haha I didn’t see the pig until you pointed it out; that’s a very pretty pig! The bowl is beautiful; I like how you respect the wood you’re working with and always try to bring out its best features. I enjoy watching your talents and listening to your narrations. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much, Beverly! 😊
Excellent 👌
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Love turning aromatic cedar and the bowl is awesome. Thanks for another Wonderphil Thursday. See ya next week!
Thanks a lot, Billy! 😊
After finding out on Monday I had 4 hernias, I went into surgery and must do nothing for 3 days now. What else to do but learn from a master before I go back to my workshop. I’m gagging to get back after watching Phil. I love the pig. 👍🏻
Heal quickly! 😊
On the outside, two holes make the pig's eyes but on the inside those holes and the grain in between make a nice smile!! It is beautiful, wonderful work!! Happy birthday to your daughter! 🙂👍💖
Good call! Thank you, Robin! 😊
Nice to see you feeling well and doing such a nice work. Rgds from Rio de Janeiro
Thank you, Marcos! 😃
An aromatic piggy, how apt! And what a beautiful piggy it is. The colors are so rich and I love the patterns they make. Shenanigans is a great place to get up to on your birthday! I hope your daughter has a wonderful time. I've meant to tell you that I grew up in Des Moines, Washington, not too terribly far from where you are, went to Mt. Rainier HS in the early 70's. A favorite destination with friends was Lake Tapps. Of course the world was pretty different back then. I haven't been back to the old stomping grounds for at least 20 years.
Take care, and thank you for sharing this beautiful bowl!
We were probably at Lake Tapps at the same time, Gwynn! My sister used to live on the lake and I spent many hours swimming and water skiing there in the 70's. Those were the good old days! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop They sure were! 😊
That cedar really pops with the shellac. Great shape. well done.
Yes it does! Thanks, Earl! 😊
Beautiful eastern red cedar, funny think that many consider it a noxious weed. Also funny that beign a juniper its called cedar
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Only a noxious weed if you don't let it grow to its potential. 🤔😉
Phil I have turned red cedar and left tenon unfinished for aroma. Like bowl a lot.thank you for sharing
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Beautiful bowl, Phil! It would look great filled with red and green grapes.
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That cedar sure is beautiful! Nice bowl, Phil!
I really love the contrast of the sap wood.
Thank you, Tim, me too! 😊
I couldn’t help but chuckle when you said oink oink 😂
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😂😂😂😂 nice one
Another great video, resulting in a lovely piggy bowl. Beautiful grain and colours.
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Cedar is always beautiful.
Happy BDay to Stephanie!
Thank you, Anna Anna! 😊
Love your Piggly-Wiggly bowl. Color is perfect because Pigs are generally Pink.
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Phil I can only push the like button once. So here is number two . You are always in my prayers.
Thank you, Michael! 😊
What a beautiful piece. For not having any roots, rocks or other debris in it the piece has character that stands out. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching, Dan! 😊
I wonder if that hole isn't from the original sapling having rotted out, or from some other twig or sapling it enveloped as it grew.
Nice work Phil. Happy birthday to your daughter. 😀🎁
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You have pulled a lovely bowl from that log, the colour looks absolutely wonderful.
Glad you like it, Deborah, thank you! 😊
Nice job. I respect anyone who turns cedar because of its tendency to crack and fall apart.
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Thank You Phil, Thank You Steve McCool.... Lots of sharpening, silica in the wood, punky sapwood, hole through the log, crack on the side...BUT WHO CARES Phil. You pulled it all together and created beautiful unique masterpiece!!!! Now I have to wait another 7 days for some more MAGIC FROM YOUR LATHE....TM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEPHANIE 🍀
Haha, you covered it all, Tuffy! I'll let Steph know of your happy wish for her! I'm glad you like this one, my friend, thank you! 😊
This was lovely 🥰
Thank you, Phyllis! 😊
Wow ! Beautiful bowl. Nice job.
Glad you like it, Stuart! 😊
Yet another beautiful result. Thanks for sharing. Wish your daughter a happy birthday from Kentucky.
Done! Thanks, James! 😊
We should call this one Arnold it's amazing how you keep these difficult pieces from breaking apart I noticed the cracks on the inside your a true master craftsman
Sometimes we get lucky, Rene! 😊
Arnold would be good! That show brings back good memories!
Yes, I do like it! You have a deft touch, Phil! Happy Birthday back, to your daughter, Stephanie!
I'll relay your good wishes, Stephanie, thank you! 😊
Excellent work, looks great !!!
Thank you very much, Bird Man! 😊
That's beautiful! I'll have to raid the wood pile at my daughter's house. That's another winner!
Yup, always check the wood piles, Jeff! 😊
First time I've seen your work and you do a great job. Love the finished piggy. Thank you for posting.
Welcome and thank you, John! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! 😊
You never let me down Phil great peice and Happy Birthday to Stephanie
Thank you, Wayne! 😊
Another beauty to the collection Phil, simply gorgeous shape, contours and colours all in one oval, self ventilated bowl! Phew.....love it oink, oink! 😃 Have a great week and hope your daughter has a lovely Birthday too, take care. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us all, Phil. Bless you. 💛🫂☺️
Thank you so much, Sian! 😊
So great Phil
Thanks, Abel! 😀
Cedar is beautiful anyway you cut it. Beautiful piece.
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I cedar what you did there, Phil.
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That my friend is stunning you worked your magic once again beautiful
Regards
Steve UK London
Thank you, Steve! 😊 Cheers!
Good evening, Phil. I really like your cedar bowl. Today I was sharing with another turner, your love of bark and how you remove the tenon. He had just turned a bowl similar to yours. When asked how he was going to remove the tenon, he said he hadn't got that far yet. Said he was going to look up Phil at Shady Acres Wood Shop. You are welcome.
Well, now, this is special to me, Ray, thank you so much! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Phil, you are special to us.
Wow Phil that is very beautiful take care and God bless
Thanks, Mike! 😊
Beautiful piece Phil nicely done looks as smooth as you described it and base does resemble a piggy . Give your daughter a birthday greeting all the way from Canada 🇨🇦 see you in the next one 👌
thanks again Ron
Thanks, Ron, I'll pass it on to Stephanie! 😊
THATS a awesome wood colour. beautifuly turned.
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I always appreciate that you explain the tools and procedures you are using.
Great, Thanks, David! 😊
I like your work. I see your passion Phil in them
Thanks for watching, John! 😊
Phil it never gets old watching you turn out beautiful pieces of art. You have a true God given talent for creating and for doing it so interestingly.
Keep on keeping on!
And happy birthday to your daughter, I have two so I know how special they are!
Wow, thank you, Bob! 😊
Beautiful cedar bowl
Thank you very much, Mal! 😊
Phil, you have definitely NOT lost your touch. This a great piece of woodturning on a lovely piece of Red Cedar as it turned out. I am so glad that there was some decent sap wood as you got down into it because it produced some wonderful contrast to the well known red colouring of the cedar. I also think the 'pig' is quite adorable. I still love the way you virtually hold a 'quiet conversation' with each piece of wood you turn, almost as though you are 'seeking guidance from the piece of wood as to how it wants to have its inner beauty displayed', as you say, "for all to see". Thank you for sharing this my friend. Stay safe & well & keep sharing your brilliant talent with ALL your viewers. Cheers, Don from South Aust.
Thank you so much, Don! I hope and wish for you a happy and healthy weekend! 😊
Wonderful video and end result! I'm a DIY woodworker and have only turned one bowl ever. Woodworking is very satisfying but turning brings satisfaction to a new level!
Awesome, thank you, Joe! 😀
Another fabulous piece! I’ve enjoyed dozens of your videos. This morning a friend showed me how to turn a jointer’s mallet from a piece of firewood. I’ve never been on a lathe before but really loved doing it. He is also a big Phil Andersen fan and we would interject your comments quite often.
Thanks to the firewood dealer for providing the wood for this little lopsided box elder jointer’s mallet for all to enjoy!
Very cool, James, thank you very much! 😊
Definitely piggy🐷. Beautiful bowl Phil. Thank you.
Thanks, Paul! 👍
Borer bees! Or carpenter bees are what made that hole. They are common around here and the bore into wood along the grain to nest. Even pressure treated. Beautiful bowl Phil. That was a bonus peice I sent and I'm glad you put your personal touch on it. Turned out really great. That peice was from my front yard and had been cut for about 6 years. I have a great deal of cedar already cut here so if you would like more, sat the word. I'm sorry I shortened your gouge. Happy birthday to Stephanie at half century!
So kind of you, Steve! I love knowing the history of a piece, too! 😊
Thank you Steve for sending Phil the wood. He did not know that the borer bee hole is perfect storage for a crochet hook in a yarn bowl. We have western red cedar, it also smells great, but does not have that wonderful red color.
Wow. That was an education. You are an artist. Thank you for making.
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Oink! Oink! Yep, that’s a cute pig all right, Phil. I’d say that’s a keeper! It’s amazing the things you find in the pieces you turn, buddy. Another great video, my friend. You keep turning and I’ll keep watching! 👏👏😃😃
Happy turning,
…..Gord
Thanks, buddy! This one was pretty obvious but still, it's a PIG! 😊
Lol oink! And Happy Birthday to your daughter!
Haha, thank you, Sheilah! 😊
I never considered eastern red cedar to be high in silica, but when I looked up the southern form, there it is in the name... Juniperus virginiana var. silicicola. Great bowl, as always!
Thanks for the info, Bill! 😊
Wow, fantastic Phil. It is beautiful. Thank You
Thank you too for watching, Ken! 😊
That must be the most handsome pig in town Phil. Brought a smile to my face.😂 A beautiful bowl with tons of character. Thanks for another great video
Glad you enjoyed it, Mike, thanks! 😊
It's a beautiful bowl, I'd be proud to have turned it. Does It still have a lot of the wonderful aroma after you turn and wax it?
Beautiful. Happy bday Stephanie!!
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Beautiful Phil!! Turning the log in the orientation that you did sure gives it a very elegant shape. I love it! Thanks for that.
Cheers, Rick
That's what I was hoping for, Rick, thanks! 😊
Oh Phil, when you cut to the Oink Oink......I lost it. I love cedar and this one turned out great!!!
Haha, thanks, Dustin! 😊
This is my first time watching your channel, and I really enjoyed it. What I love the most about this piece, is how much effort you put in to preserve the unique deformities, problems, and damage done to the piece of wood before turning it. The fact that you both respect and love how these differences, these non-conforming aspects of the wood is what makes the piece both unique and beautiful. And you did all you could bring it out that uniqueness and to preserve it. That’s what a true artist does. You do have an artist’s eye and I wanted to say, as a fellow artist, how much I appreciate it and I absolutely love that bowl.
Thank you for your very kind, comprehensive comment! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop you are more than welcomed. ❤️
Just love it Phil. Hope it still smells good. Thanks for sharing, stay safe, Jules, Droitwich, England
Thanks, Jules, you too! 😊
You always amaze me you can see something in a block of wood that I can't even imagine and it is a very pretty piece another good one Phil thank you keep them coming
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Great Job beautiful bowl.. Larry
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It is indeed a beautiful bowl. I love the Percy Pig face too 🐽 The time here in Scotland is 1.42am and obviously I should be asleep, but with a new video from you, that just wasn’t going to happen until I had a top up of relaxing wood turning. A very Happy Birthday to your daughter too. Fifty is a fun decade, but it sounds as though she has worked that out for herself. Take care, stay safe and see you next video…
So kind of you to wait up for me, Anita, thank you! 😊
Beautiful bowl Phil and I almost lost it when you said "oink - oink"1!
Thanks, Paully! LOL!
Lovely bowl Phil and yes the pig looks great! Awesome color I really like the contrast between the red and white edge, well done and thanks!
Me too, Al, thanks! 😊
Outstanding, Phil. 👍👍👍👍👍
Many thanks! 😊
Cool bowl Phil 👍
Thanks, Andy! 😊
Absolutely Beautiful! Another sweet dance you've performed w/ mother nature. Very special Phil. Thank You.
Glad you enjoyed it, Joanna, thank you! 😊
A lovely turn, Phil. I have some 'ugly logs' in my yard, and now you have given me some inspiration to pick one out and see what becomes of it. Many thanks!
Excellent, good luck, David! 😊
Love the colours, beautiful 8
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Beautiful bowl! Can’t wait to start woodturning again after seeing this. Lovely work!
Cool, have a good time with it! 😊
Happy Birthday baby girl !!! Phil it sure is 'Cool' and i love pigs too ;-) My cat enjoyed this too he just sat looking up at the screen on my desk. Much Love
Thank you so much, Linda! 😊
Ive been watching wood turning videos for about two ears and I continue to be amazed! I’m collecting information on tools, equipment and finishing materials used; thank you so much for the great information about what you are using! Maybe I’ll take the leap and look into buying a set up of my own.
Your only regret is that you waited so long, Wendy. It's a great hobby, get to it! 😊
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest things @👍
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That turned out beautifully! Cedar can be some dangerous wood on the lathe. You gotta stop often to check for cracks. I've had cedar blow apart on the lathe before. Happy Birthday Stephanie 🎂! She's 2 years older than me. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
I'll pass it along, Stephen, thanks! 😊
Thank you Phil for taking my mind off of what's going on in the world today., Wood is good.
Larry in Silverdale
I'm right there with you, Larry. Thanks for watching! 😊
Beautiful turning and as always awesome piece! Great to see you in the shop and making these great videos and unique creations. Enjoy your daughters birthday, and happy birthday to her! Take care and keep the videos coming. Love your work!
Thank you very much, Eddie! 😊
I like the colors on this beautiful bowl
Me too, thanks for watching! 😊
Cedar is a very tricky wood to turn. Very prone to cracking. I’ve had the best luck using resin as a stabilizer and just incorporate the two with good results. Nice bowl Phil enjoy your advice and commentary.
Good to know, Trent, thanks for watching! 😊
No no no not resin☠️
@@davidharwood9552 Not for me, David!
AWESOME THANK YOU PHIL 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻A beautiful bowl probably one of my favorites 🇺🇸
Cool, thanks, Travis! 😊
Wow! What beautiful colour! You are an artist Phil and even though it was a hard turn you made it look e a s y. Thanks Phil. Happy Birthday Stephanie
Thank you so much, Bob! 😊
Great work mate. Never thought I'd learn so much while thinking I was listening to Wallace Shawn.
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Thank you for another beautiful project and your step by step dialogue! Truly a tutorial in every video that I appreciate so much! Here in the Ozarks we are blessed (some would say cursed) with an abundance of Eastern Red Cedar.
Happy 50th to Stephanie!🌹 My baby girl just turned 45 last week 🥰
It sure makes for some beautiful turnings, Peter. Might be difficult to turn but so worth the effort, I think. 😊
Love this piece Pill.
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Yes the deep red IS a beautiful color. Internally that piece of wood sure had some less than ideal issues.
I'm glad it sanded up as nicely as it did for you Phil. Given how quickly it would dull your tools, and I saw how quickly it happened, I'm a bit surprised how easily it surrendered to the sanding paper.
Some woods do just sand much easier than others. It always surprises me when some really hard wood sands like it wasn't even there.
Great job, well turned and finished. Amusing Pig is a bonus.
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Phil, it’s a beautiful bowl. I call those with holes “trouble bowls”. It’s where you leave your troubles. And they leak out the holes!
Love it, Ned, thank you! 😊
Me too.
That is a wonderful sentiment.
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Thanks very much phill its a good memory
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Happy Birthday sister
u r is bowl so beautiful sir
u r voice is so loyal and kind.. ❤️❤️😊
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It looks like a challenge to turn, and a bugger with all of the silica to keep a (dull) edge on your gouges. I've said this before: we use silica to sharpen our tools, and silica dulls our tools. How does it know what to do, and when? 🙂 Nice finished product, Phil! I'll bet your shop is aromatic now, too.
Take care,
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Haha, so true, Paul, thanks! 😊
Happy 50th Baby Stephanie! Welcome, Sherry! Have a blast this weekend. Much love and happiness from a fan of your wonderful dad.
So kind of you, Mauna, thank you, I'll pass along your best wishes to Steph! 😊
This is barry from Australia I love your running commentary you explain well to viewers that don't know tomutch about turning.thanyoi❤
That red grain is stunning ! Really nicely done as always Phil. I think the holes add a lot of charter to the piece. Just beautiful bud. Have a good weekend !
Cool, thanks, Jason! 😊
Very Beautiful bowl
Thank you so much, Dinah! 😊
That bowl actually looks smooth. I can almost feel the soft contours. Great job Phil. 👍
I wish you could feel it in person, Jerry! 😊
And another beautiful piece. Lovely.
Thank you, Eileen! 😊
Very nice turning again Phil. Love the finish, how it brings out the color and the grain. Just last week I turned a red cedar bowl and finished it with Howard’s Feed n Wax,which always puts nice sheen and feel on the turning. I swear I could smell it while you were turning!! Keep on turning. Looking for the next one.
Oh, yeah, I bet the F&W looks great on there, Dennis. I didn't even think about it for this one but I should have! 😊
Wicked colours, Irene sez yes piggy with a happy face, another cracking finish. Happy Birthday to your daughter. All the best from Lincolnshire UK
Thank you, Gary and Irene! 😊