Listening to you turning is so relaxing. Your almost hypnotic. Very much more enjoyable than others who yell, dance, and throw all kinds of shenanigans into their videos.
I think it still turned out great! I know what you mean about comments when you cover up grain. I get it when the grain speaks for itself, but sometimes, it needs a little help. You keep doing you Peggy and we will all keep enjoying it! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Love the finishing cheat for the bowl. I'm a fan of wood grain, but I love the simplicity of how you disguised the crack and find myself enjoying the contrast as well. Beautiful piece.
Good save on the bowl . Turned out beautiful and its always fun and educational watching your videos. Hopefully one day I will make a go at it. I never get tired of seeing what is created.
Well Peggy, I think most wood turners have had this issue where the piece just decides to come apart mid turning! On one that I had that did similar to your with a diagonal crack I sanded the crack flat on both sides then glued in a sandwich of contrasting woods as a highlight. It actually turned out quite well and looks like that was the intention all along! BTW, to sand it I had bought an extra faceplate and made a double thick MDF round mounted on the faceplate that will fit the largest PSA sanding disc I could fit on my lathe! It works wonderful! Super handy for sanding straight long items too! BTW, great recovery on your project. I like the Plastic Wrap technique you used for the finish! Great idea!
Nice save Peggy, I like it! Most of us would have made firewood out of it but when you pay good money for something you hate to waste it and you possibly will be able to sell it! Thanks for the great video! Cheers Al
abilities should not be measured by random chance disasters but by how well you can recover from them. the end result of your disaster, looks good. you have done well with recovering!!!
I am glad you finished it..Looks very pretty.It’s sad it cracked,but it’s the nature of wood so this happens sometimes.I loved the size and the shape of it too 🥰
I don't know how I've never seen the cling wrap trick before, but that's a very unique way of covering the crack! Always fun watching your videos, thanks for the entertainment! Very nice for a piece of maple. Stay warm, winters nearly here!
Since the break was so obvious and difficult (impossible) to conceal I would have celebrated it by inlaying several butterfly patches. Still, thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay healthy.
I love the “Save” you did and the colors !!! Technically great .. and always a pleasure watching a calm person working out a problem. Thank You so much.
Hi Peggy Nice save and it came out great. I would like to offer a tip of how I try and fix a complete crack. The first thing I do is put the two together dry and see how they fit. Some time little splinters will lay cross grain preventing the to from mating as exactly as they can. I pick off those that are obvious and keep dry fitting until I can mate it as good as possible. I avoid CA and go with Titebond II. I like CA for cracks that are running through the wood but not when it is in two pieces. I work on a flat table in you case the rim of the bowl is flat and laying it on a flat table works like a third hand. Put enough glue on to cover the surface of the crack and being the two together on the table. Think ahead about how can I add a little weight or rubber bands around the bowl to help it stay until the glue sets. Patience is the key here but you can make a crack look like it is just a crack and not two parts of the same bowl. Keep up the great work.
I like Frank Howarth's attitude - the wood tells you what you're going to make, you just need to help the wood express itself. Good job helping the wood express itself!
One thing you could do with the crack, if it happens again, is flatten it out on your band saw or sander, on both parts and cut another darker different type of wood as an insert. I have seen other woodworkers do things like that.
I've used autobody filler (bondo) for fixing problems like that. Its talc in a polyester resin. Its easy to mix, cheap, and sands easy. Then paint from there.
When things go Wrong!! Like your attitude.. Deep breath and head off on plan B!! I guess a fair few would have added to the log pile but for me... Plan B looks pretty good😁 keep safe and well.👍👍
Great to see fails or should I say design opportunities. As well as the all the great successes. The result is still looking great and personally, I love the finish on the outside.
Oooooh Peggy thats a pity it broke it was looking like one very awesome bowl and I would love to have seen what it was going to be like, BUT what an incredible recovery and it still looks like an awesome bowl great great salvage 👍👍👍
Good save, glad you didn't have that piece fly off and hurt you. I may have gone a different route and made intentional looking cracks as a pattern to hide the actual crack, still came out great though.
Since I am not a winner, I will be a whinner 😊😊😊 Just imagine if that side would have separated and gone flying off into Canada -eh. I have seen too many turning let go and sometimes it is followed by a ride to Urgent Care. And as far as the opinion of others no one says it better Went to a garden party to reminisce with my old friends A chance to share old memories and play our songs again When I got to the garden party, they all knew my name No one recognized me, I didn't look the same But it's all right now, I learned my lesson well. You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please yourself Ricky Nelson
@@PFWoodturning Peggy, I have a favor to ask. As you are running an assisted living and elderly care facility, I am 60 long, painful years old. I have no idea what to think of this C-19 and the Delta variant. I have not taken any vax, and I have reason to believe that the vax is not meant to cure. my email is tdembsky@msn.com. If you can write to me and I can go into much more detail in email. Thank you. Old Man Minnesota (Nija Cat Lives)
I put a few items on a shelf that go wrong, just while I work out a cunning plan to fix them. If I try to fix straight away, I usually make a mess in my disappointment!
I like it such a shame about that crack but you can't see what's inside I love video's that don't have music it's nice to hear the person speaking thank you for making & sharing your work Regards Steve Mad UK London
Well that's different! And pretty. I forgot in my last comment you might avoid stainless screws. A lot of them are soft and will strip of break. I have great luck with deck screws .
hate when you do a load of work on a project and it breaks . god save dear congrats to the winner your going to love acks wood paste i use it to and its wonderful stuff .
Nice save Peggy! Really liked how the color came out. Curious how the finish feels like with the paint. Is it smooth or are there bumps from the pour? Does the Acks smooth things out. Thanks, safe turning.
Had a spalted maple bowl explode on me. I went to mess with it when i should have left it alone. Found all 11 pieces. Glued them back together with thickened epoxy. Re finished it. I named it “Exploded Bowl”. Sold it for $175. Just sayin’.
I love your work. I just wish I could get caught up on my "watch later" playlist. I am so far behind that I miss out on giveaways. Not that I watch videos for the giveaways. I watch because I enjoy them.
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Listening to you turning is so relaxing. Your almost hypnotic. Very much more enjoyable than others who yell, dance, and throw all kinds of shenanigans into their videos.
Thanks 👍🏻
Given your new teaching project, I would say that this an ideal teaching aid to show new turners.
I think so too!
What a great save Peggy! I haven’t seen anyone use that method! 👌👌 Thank you for sharing! Piece out!!! 💥💥
✌😎
Always enjoy your videos! Adaptation is the way of the turner, for sure!!!
Absolutely!
I think it still turned out great! I know what you mean about comments when you cover up grain. I get it when the grain speaks for itself, but sometimes, it needs a little help. You keep doing you Peggy and we will all keep enjoying it! Have a blessed day! - Ed
Thanks, Ed!!! Much appreciated. 😎
Nice recovery thanks for sharing..
Thanks for watching!
Completely agree with
James R Brink. Although it wasnt what u wanted in the beginning it still turned out really cool. Thx for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Love the finishing cheat for the bowl. I'm a fan of wood grain, but I love the simplicity of how you disguised the crack and find myself enjoying the contrast as well. Beautiful piece.
Thanks, Cyndi!
Wow very kewl finish I like the natural wood inside hides the crack pretty well Great Job Peggy
Thanks 😊
Peggy great embellishments.....glad you persevered to salvage project
Always love your ideas
Thanks so much!
Nice Recovery Peggy! Congratulations Kim For The Win!
Thanks so much
Great fix there Peggy. You're a master wood turner. 👍💜
Haha. Thanks
That is absolutely beautiful. Great job girl. Keep them videos coming.
👍🏻 will do. Thanks!!
Oh well wood can split anytime but you pulled it together and saved it. Great job Peggy.
Thanks 😊
Yep, never give up!!! Very cool!
Thanks, Dave!
Nice recovery Peggy. Cracks happen. You did a great job fixing it.
Thank you!
Good save on the bowl . Turned out beautiful and its always fun and educational watching your videos. Hopefully one day I will make a go at it. I never get tired of seeing what is created.
Thanks 👍
Well Peggy, I think most wood turners have had this issue where the piece just decides to come apart mid turning! On one that I had that did similar to your with a diagonal crack I sanded the crack flat on both sides then glued in a sandwich of contrasting woods as a highlight. It actually turned out quite well and looks like that was the intention all along! BTW, to sand it I had bought an extra faceplate and made a double thick MDF round mounted on the faceplate that will fit the largest PSA sanding disc I could fit on my lathe! It works wonderful! Super handy for sanding straight long items too! BTW, great recovery on your project. I like the Plastic Wrap technique you used for the finish! Great idea!
Thanks, Michael!
Great save. Turned out beautiful.
Thank you! 😊
I hate when that happens! But it really is just a design opportunity. Nice job!
Thanks, Lisa!
Thank you for an honest video. Stay safe. Best wishes Pete (UK)
Thanks 👍
Nice looking bowl Peggy. The colors worked out well. Have a beautiful week.
Thanks so much 😊
Great recovery on a design opportunity Peggy...well done
Thank you! 😊
Nicely done. New ideas. Never seen decorating like that before
Thank you! 😊
Nicely saved! Good job Peggy
Thank you! 😊
Nice save Peggy, I like it! Most of us would have made firewood out of it but when you pay good money for something you hate to waste it and you possibly will be able to sell it! Thanks for the great video!
Cheers Al
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing, glad you were able to stick with it and end up with a nice piece. Full View and Like always
Thank you 🤗
abilities should not be measured by random chance disasters but by how well you can recover from them. the end result of your disaster, looks good. you have done well with recovering!!!
Haha! Thanks!
Always a pleasure ♥️
Thanks, Maddie! 😀
What a recovery congratulations
Thanks, Peter!
Hi, Peggy! The mark of a true craftsman is how they handle it when things go wrong. Very well done!
Yes! Thank you!
Hi
I am glad you finished it..Looks very pretty.It’s sad it cracked,but it’s the nature of wood so this happens sometimes.I loved the size and the shape of it too 🥰
Thank you!
I don't know how I've never seen the cling wrap trick before, but that's a very unique way of covering the crack! Always fun watching your videos, thanks for the entertainment! Very nice for a piece of maple. Stay warm, winters nearly here!
Thank you! Cheers!
Peggy, I love your bowl. Don’t worry about it we all have wood that cracks!
Good to know!
Great recovery.
😎 thanks!
I like the paint wrap finish.
I'm glad it replaced the epoxy.
Thanks!
Cool, Peggy! That’s really nice.
Thank you! 😊
Enjoyed your textured outside. The last 2 blanks from Rockler have cracked on me also. Have fun turning!
Thanks, you too!
great recovery
Thanks, Mike!
Yes, sometimes things doesn't go as planned, but i have to say the result still looks good Peggy. Thank you for sharing. 🌹
So true!
Great recovery, the bowl is smiling now! Thanks for sharing. Be safe, be cool! Beach, NC
That's a great way to look at it!!!
Great video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Since the break was so obvious and difficult (impossible) to conceal I would have celebrated it by inlaying several butterfly patches. Still, thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay healthy.
Thanks, Glen. That would have been a good idea too!
Good switch in plans bowl came out nice.
Thanks 👍
WELL DONE PEGGY ITS BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY GOD BLESS AND PEACE OUT ✌✌✌✌✌
Thanks. Happy Thanksgiving!!
I love the “Save” you did and the colors !!! Technically great .. and always a pleasure watching a calm person working out a problem. Thank You so much.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Peggy Nice save and it came out great. I would like to offer a tip of how I try and fix a complete crack. The first thing I do is put the two together dry and see how they fit. Some time little splinters will lay cross grain preventing the to from mating as exactly as they can. I pick off those that are obvious and keep dry fitting until I can mate it as good as possible. I avoid CA and go with Titebond II. I like CA for cracks that are running through the wood but not when it is in two pieces. I work on a flat table in you case the rim of the bowl is flat and laying it on a flat table works like a third hand. Put enough glue on to cover the surface of the crack and being the two together on the table. Think ahead about how can I add a little weight or rubber bands around the bowl to help it stay until the glue sets. Patience is the key here but you can make a crack look like it is just a crack and not two parts of the same bowl. Keep up the great work.
Thanks!
Enjoy watching from South Africa.
thank you!
Outstanding very beautiful love it Peggy
Thanks!!
nice save well done
Thanks 👍
The bowl still looks awesome 👌
Thank you!
I like Frank Howarth's attitude - the wood tells you what you're going to make, you just need to help the wood express itself. Good job helping the wood express itself!
very true!
As I heard it from another wood turner, that was a design change. Thank you for sharing.
Exactly!
Nice recovery! 👏🏼
Thanks!
Beautiful bowl. Happy endings. True artist. Peace out
Peace out! Thanks, Karl😊
Great recovery Peggy, ✌🏻 out!
Thank you kindly
It’s disheartening when things go wrong but you recovered nicely. Thanks for sharing the experience. I like the finish on the outside.
Thanks for watching!
You call this wrong? I find it wonderful! Wood give all a chanche...expecially to people who love it...thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks pretty cool with the crack gives it a unique look
Thanks!
@@PFWoodturning your very welcome
Amazing save, absolutely beautiful
Enjoyable video, thank you for sharing 😉
Thank you too!
One thing you could do with the crack, if it happens again, is flatten it out on your band saw or sander, on both parts and cut another darker different type of wood as an insert. I have seen other woodworkers do things like that.
Great idea
I've used autobody filler (bondo) for fixing problems like that. Its talc in a polyester resin. Its easy to mix, cheap, and sands easy. Then paint from there.
Cool, thanks!
Love the bowl. Sometimes it's the imperfections that make something perfect. Stay safe Kath UK
True! Thank you!
Great save! Love the colors!
Thanks so much!
When things go Wrong!! Like your attitude.. Deep breath and head off on plan B!! I guess a fair few would have added to the log pile but for me... Plan B looks pretty good😁 keep safe and well.👍👍
Absolutely!! Thanks very much!
Nice job fixin it up!!!
Thanks 👍
Great to see fails or should I say design opportunities. As well as the all the great successes. The result is still looking great and personally, I love the finish on the outside.
Thanks a lot!!!
That's some bad luck with the crack. You recovered well though.
Thanks very much!😎
Oooooh Peggy thats a pity it broke it was looking like one very awesome bowl and I would love to have seen what it was going to be like, BUT what an incredible recovery and it still looks like an awesome bowl great great salvage 👍👍👍
Thanks!!
Even with the problem you had, it came out great.
Thanks very much!
super, excelente vidéo than kyou Kim.
Thank you!
Very good save really nice
Thanks 👍
You did a great job of fixing the crack. The colors looks amazing.
Thank you so much 😀
Good save, glad you didn't have that piece fly off and hurt you. I may have gone a different route and made intentional looking cracks as a pattern to hide the actual crack, still came out great though.
Great idea.
They happen every once in a while, few and far between, but they happen, lol.
Very cool 👏👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice save
Thanks 👍
Since I am not a winner, I will be a whinner 😊😊😊
Just imagine if that side would have separated and gone flying off into Canada -eh.
I have seen too many turning let go and sometimes it is followed by a ride to Urgent Care.
And as far as the opinion of others no one says it better
Went to a garden party to reminisce with my old friends
A chance to share old memories and play our songs again
When I got to the garden party, they all knew my name
No one recognized me, I didn't look the same
But it's all right now, I learned my lesson well.
You see, ya can't please everyone, so ya got to please yourself
Ricky Nelson
Thanks!!! urgent care avoided!!!
@@PFWoodturning Peggy, I have a favor to ask. As you are running an assisted living and elderly care facility, I am 60 long, painful years old. I have no idea what to think of this C-19 and the Delta variant. I have not taken any vax, and I have reason to believe that the vax is not meant to cure. my email is tdembsky@msn.com.
If you can write to me and I can go into much more detail in email. Thank you.
Old Man Minnesota (Nija Cat Lives)
I guess I should look through my broken Bowl box and see what I can salvage.
Yes!
Good "save" Peggy. Without your color talent that would have ended it's life in my fire place bin. Take Care and Thank You!
Thank you! 😊
I put a few items on a shelf that go wrong, just while I work out a cunning plan to fix them. If I try to fix straight away, I usually make a mess in my disappointment!
Ha! I've been there!
Mistake or not, I couldn't do the first part of drawing lines. You wood turners all amaze me.-G
Thanks, George!!!
@@PFWoodturning you're very welcome!-G
I like it such a shame about that crack but you can't see what's inside I love video's that don't have music it's nice to hear the person speaking thank you for making & sharing your work
Regards
Steve Mad UK London
Glad you enjoyed it... thank you!
Well that's different! And pretty. I forgot in my last comment you might avoid stainless screws. A lot of them are soft and will strip of break. I have great luck with deck screws .
Good point. Thanks.
hello! great recovery it looks great it was meant to be. Buen Camino
Thanks 👍
There are no mistakes in wood turning. Just an opportunity for redesign!
Ha....well I accomplished that alright!
Grate save , I lost a larg tiger maple ball a few months ago. No way to save it. In to the woodstove it went. At least I got some heat.
Ha! It’s happened to the best of them!
Great save Peggy. Nice end result. I didn't catch WHY the bowl cracked apart. Did they replace the one that cracked?
Hi there. No they didn’t replace it.
@@PFWoodturning Oh well, wood is wood right? I never worked with paint, but you did a great job Peggy.
hate when you do a load of work on a project and it breaks . god save dear congrats to the winner your going to love acks wood paste i use it to and its wonderful stuff .
Thanks!!!!
I would like to have seen how your original idea would have turned out but It still turned out well
😎
I admire your stoicism almost as much as your craftsmanship!
(or is that craftspersonship?)
haha! Thank you!
I’m one of those who don’t like cover up wood grain, but this seemed to work.
thanks!
What a shame it must be so frustrating to work on such a beautiful piece of art but nature has its own ideas , anyway it still came out beautiful
Thank you!
Nice save Peggy! Really liked how the color came out. Curious how the finish feels like with the paint. Is it smooth or are there bumps from the pour? Does the Acks smooth things out. Thanks, safe turning.
It has texture, yes.
A design opportunity.
Yes!!!!
Parabéns muito bonito trabalho 🙏❤👏👏👏👏e fica com Deus.
😎
Nice
Thanks
Had a spalted maple bowl explode on me. I went to mess with it when i should have left it alone. Found all 11 pieces. Glued them back together with thickened epoxy. Re finished it. I named it “Exploded Bowl”. Sold it for $175. Just sayin’.
Cool--- that's what I'm talking about!!!
Looks good, Peggy. That finish almost makes the crack look like an intentional design feature. Take care.
Bill
I think so too!
I love your work. I just wish I could get caught up on my "watch later" playlist. I am so far behind that I miss out on giveaways.
Not that I watch videos for the giveaways. I watch because I enjoy them.
Thanks for watching 😎
Beautiful as usual.have you ever used automotive paint ?
Not yet!