Hello Phil. Lar from 🇨🇦. Glad i stopped by today to watch you turn this BEAUTIFUL bowl. I really like how the finish turned out. Just a very nice shine and the bark looks very nice as well. As usual, another educational and entertaining video. Thanks for all you do for your fans.
I was waiting to watch this one and it was well worth waiting. Very exciting turn. You have some great friends who send just a wide variety of pieces to turn. I wish I had your visualization. Excellent piece, thanks for sharing
You had me hollering at you on this one. "Be so careful! Be so careful!" Such fun! It came out beautifully! It is wonderful to join you in your workshop. Thank you!
Hahaha...well, I just call it the way I see it, Steven. Not too shaky to turn, just to shaky to get a smooth cut sometimes. Thank you, I'm glad you like it! Phil
I like the emphasis on using a tail stock for safety even when you may not need it, also I like when Phil mentions the lathe speeds it is truly helpful.
Holly Cow Phil that is one great piece of wood. The shape is really nice. Having it curve back in at the top really gave the perfect look with the live edge. That is a stunning design! And the finish you sure put the shellac on nicely. You got me laughing with the "Don't just jam it in there you big stupid" Another fantastic turning from Dave's stash of wood. Thanks Dave for sending that. Gary
I have a 4x4x10 inch spindle blank left from the heart of the trunk. Twisted a bit as it seasoned. I'll eventually get a vase out of it. A lot of "magic wand" blanks, some spalted stuff, as well. Wood just comes to me! Some days it falls out of the sky!
I'm sooo fortunate, Gary, that viewers like Dave are willing to share their stash with me. Don't forget, you have sent me some great wood, too! If not for that, I would still be turning bug eaten mystery wood. The shape just kind of developed on it's own, you know how it goes. And, yeah, I was a little surprised at that little whoops of mine! Thank you buddy, I really appreciate your time watching and commenting, it means a lot to me! Phil
Phil we are all happy to send some wood your way. It is so much fun watching you turn a piece of wood that I may have sent. As a matter of fact I have a nice piece of Oak that will be coming your way soon. I am constantly saying to myself. You Idiot! Like when I set the remote for my camera down and now I cant find it. But I put it in a safe place. I always look forward to Thursdays so keep on a turnin my friend. Gary
Hi Phil, ANOTHER learning experience. I am starting work on live edge and nature bark. SOOOOOO much to learn. Your videos seem like I'm standing right beside you. Your candor and humility make the whole experience a real treat. Thanks.
Howdy, Tom! Thank you so much! Once you start turning the natural stuff it's really hard to go back. I've found full round, plain bowls very intimidating because they depend on ME for design rather than just going with what mother nature had in mind. Best wishes for successful turnings! Phil
Nice bowl. Am I the only person that enjoys hearing the chatter grim turning at high speed playback? It's like therapy to me. I would've like to hear that for this bowl.
Thanks, Cowboy! I can hear it when I'm editing the video but I guess TH-cam removes it somehow once it's uploaded. It didn't used to be that way but has been for quite awhile now. Don't know why. Phil
Wow Phil this Holly bowl is breathtakingly stunning and the grain is awesome. I love the live edge it looks like you put a copper ring around the edge. Just magnificent.
As always when I send you a piece of wood and then have the wonderful opportunity to not only watch you turn it, but also get to hear (and this is more important to me) *why* you turned it a particular shape, I have to say: Thank YOU, sir! for giving back so freely! I can't help but send you more! (and I shall! oh, yes, I truly shall. still down-sizing frantically!) By the way, this holly tree's trunk is another close-to-home find that has it's own story. Would be happy to share that story should anyone be interested.
Is this a proper forum for that? As you know, when I type, I do get wordy . . . . just a bit. 🤣 I'd send another piece of holly, but you're highly allergic to spindle turning. (snark) 😜
Well, e-mail works, too, but heck, it's just 1's and 0's and apparently, TH-cam has plenty of space available, so go for it in whatever manner you are comfortable with!
I have to keep looking up all the beautiful trees you have in your part of the world, like this lovely Holly piece, because they make for such beautiful woodturning pieces, particularly in the hands of an expert, & don't say you are not one of them Phil because I'm here to tell you You Are! Phil, the shape you decided on seems to me to be 'spot on', but we all expect that from you, the Papa & a few others I watch. The finish looks perfect as does the live edge. Keep them coming mate.
You make me so jealous sometimes. Lol I have been turning now for about two months, everyday. I'm in love. I have made two 55 gal garbage cans of sawdust. 😅 not much else😢😢 haha you make it look so easy, thank you for you tutelage and expertise in your turning. I'm 72 and wanted to do this all my life. But have been too busy in life to do it. Ha. I have made a few mushrooms and candel holders but as of yet unable to successfully make a bowl 🥣. They still seem to be still be just out of my reach. I continue to blow out the sides. ( In a terrible way)😢 lol keep up your wonderful work, you inspire me. Respectfully Lary
I love reading this comment, Lary. Not because you have yet to turn a bowl but because of your determination to keep trying. I may make it look easy but I can tell you, in the beginning, I had wood flying everywhere! Huge catches, I even broke the banjo on my old Delta lathe from having the gouge slam down hard on the tool rest. I nearly gave up! Then one day, it all just came together. All that practice just worked. Now it feels so natural to me, I just can't believe it. I've got a few years on you so, don't let that get you down. You've got this! 😄
Thank You Phil...I like the closer camera work, I even jumped at about 5:15. Also like rolling the top over, gives it a softer look. And NO Phil YOU are NOT a "big stupid"!!! You are a skilled expert showing US dummies how a pro turns!!!!!!...Your 5/8" bowl gouge looks shorter. Guess that sharpening has taken it toll. Excellent show today Phil, I really enjoyed it...Thank You Calmwood Creations ...tm.
Thank you, Jeff! I will be trying to bring the camera closer in the future. I like it too when I'm watching, just have to remember to do it. I'll have to go look at 5:15 to see what happened! Yes, the gouge is getting shorter. I'll have to do something about that pretty soon. Really glad you liked it! Phil
Old! What u talking about Phil? Do u see what u accomplished? Beautiful bowl, and u did get into that corner, shakey hands & all. Showed them young fellows something. So old is just a word. That is one beautiful bowl. Love the finish. Smooth as a babies behind. Thanks for sharing with us!!!
Well, yeah, Kid, pretty dang old! But, we got'er done, didn't we! Ha! I almost said in the video "smooth as a baby's butt" but I didn't want to offend anyone. LOL! Thank you, Kid! Phil
Beautiful!! You won't believe what happened to me this week, my neighbor cut down his holly tree and he saved me 8 pieces. I Anchor sealed it because it is literally dripping sap but after watching you video I can hardly wait until next year to turn some of it all the pieces I have are very similar to what you just turned. But it gets better I had another neighbor cut his avocado tree down and have 4 pieces of that for next year - great video thank you for sharing!!
Nice bowl! I like the shape. Holly doesn't have much grain, but it finishes so beautifully to a mirror shine, so it is great when you want to focus more on form than flash. I've really enjoyed turning it, but unless you have connections to an urban arborist (or people who send you wood in the mail!) it's impossible to find. Thanks to Dave and Tuffy and the others who keep you supplied so you can spend your time making great videos instead of hunting down wood.
Thank you, David! Boy, you really hit the nail on the head. I'm so fortunate to have viewers and friends that are willing to share some of their wood bounty with me. If not for them, I would still be turning bug eaten mystery wood. Phil
Wow Phil, I think I now know where I went wrong on a similar shaped piece. Well done Dave for sharing such a nice piece of holly with Phil and us. Take care, Mike.
Nice turning Phil... Sharp tools and that wood sounds like butter.. . Verry relaxing.. Have you ever watched Bob Ross paint any of his oil base paintings? The Joy of painting. You n he have lots in common. I love to watch both of you. And can be put to sleep by both of your working's... Keep up the good work. Love the finish...
Pretty bowl and nice work. Really nice finish. I've done some turning using holly before. It's a pretty wood and is fine grained and can have some pretty colors too; you don't see it used much though. You did a great job with the live edge as always.
I cut some holly this spring to make Christmas decorations, but it all split horribly. It is great to see what a good piece of holly can be turned into. Beautiful bowl.
Another beaut, buddy! I love the shape and finish. You had me laughing several times. Like, "Just jam it in there, Phil, you big stupid!" Sounded like me talking to myself. Billy
I guess I don't really know I do it, Billy! I probably say it before someone else does, self defense mechanism, ya know. LOL! Thanks, buddy, glad you like it! Phil
Another great piece Phil, the shape, the finish, it’s a real stunner. Always enjoy getting a notification from your channel. Take care my friend and all the best from the UK. Geof
Howdy Phil That a nice piece ...so smooth .... I never turned Holly ....You say it is pretty hard .... I thought sure it was going vibrate a lot when you used that number 2 inside tool , I have been planning on making a set of those tools ....but to many other things I am doing ....making a sled for the table saw . I kept on looking at how smooooooth it is ....impressive....good job....so nice keep on turnin'
Well, hard might not be the right choice of words, Bruce. Tight grained and firm is more like it. It actually turned quite well as long as my gouge was sharp. Ohhh, a table saw sled is sooo handy, you'll love it! Thank you, my friend! Phil
Beautiful finish on that Phil. Love the shape of it too. Sanding these shapes is tough. But I've got an idea running around in my head, that I think will make sanding these natural edge bowls much easier. Once I put it together, I'll let everyone in on it. Mark
I normally like the truly odd shapes you make with lots of character... but this one is elligant ! Simple but beautiful....
Thank you so much, Donscott! 😀
I have to admit that I don't get as excited by live edge bowls as much as I used to Phil, but this bowl really grabbed my attention. Wonderful work!
It is a bit different, Mike. Thank you, I'm glad you like it!
Phil
The finish is beautiful. I love the shape and simple elegance. Nice Phil!
Thanks a bunch, Susanne! 😀
Once again Phil you released a beautiful creation from a not so beautiful hunk of wood. Beautiful beautiful.
Turned out better than I thought it might, Glenda, thank you! 😊
Hello Phil. Lar from 🇨🇦. Glad i stopped by today to watch you turn this BEAUTIFUL bowl. I really like how the finish turned out. Just a very nice shine and the bark looks very nice as well. As usual, another educational and entertaining video. Thanks for all you do for your fans.
Howdy, Lar! Glad you stopped by! This one has grown on me and I like it pretty well, too! Thank you!
Phil
Wonderful bowl,awesome finish like glass. 👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much, Jack, I'm so happy you like it!
Phil
Really good looking bowl, Holly is so hard. Beautiful creamy piece. Thanks
Thank you very much, Debra!
I was waiting to watch this one and it was well worth waiting. Very exciting turn. You have some great friends who send just a wide variety of pieces to turn. I wish I had your visualization. Excellent piece, thanks for sharing
I and my viewers are very fortunate to have such generous people sending all varieties of wood from all over for us to enjoy, Rick! 😄
You had me hollering at you on this one. "Be so careful! Be so careful!" Such fun! It came out beautifully! It is wonderful to join you in your workshop. Thank you!
I'm so glad you're here, thank you! 😊
Another fantastic looking piece Phil you shakey old guys put most of us to shame .....
Hahaha...well, I just call it the way I see it, Steven. Not too shaky to turn, just to shaky to get a smooth cut sometimes. Thank you, I'm glad you like it!
Phil
I like the emphasis on using a tail stock for safety even when you may not need it, also I like when Phil mentions the lathe speeds it is truly helpful.
This is great, thank you, Jim! 😊
The finish looks like glass. Another beautiful bowl.
Feels like it to, Cheryl, thank you so much!
Phil
Holly Cow Phil that is one great piece of wood. The shape is really nice. Having it curve back in at the top really gave the perfect look with the live edge. That is a stunning design! And the finish you sure put the shellac on nicely. You got me laughing with the "Don't just jam it in there you big stupid"
Another fantastic turning from Dave's stash of wood. Thanks Dave for sending that.
Gary
I have a 4x4x10 inch spindle blank left from the heart of the trunk. Twisted a bit as it seasoned. I'll eventually get a vase out of it. A lot of "magic wand" blanks, some spalted stuff, as well. Wood just comes to me! Some days it falls out of the sky!
I'm sooo fortunate, Gary, that viewers like Dave are willing to share their stash with me. Don't forget, you have sent me some great wood, too! If not for that, I would still be turning bug eaten mystery wood. The shape just kind of developed on it's own, you know how it goes. And, yeah, I was a little surprised at that little whoops of mine! Thank you buddy, I really appreciate your time watching and commenting, it means a lot to me!
Phil
Phil we are all happy to send some wood your way. It is so much fun watching you turn a piece of wood that I may have sent. As a matter of fact I have a nice piece of Oak that will be coming your way soon.
I am constantly saying to myself. You Idiot! Like when I set the remote for my camera down and now I cant find it. But I put it in a safe place.
I always look forward to Thursdays so keep on a turnin my friend.
Gary
That's really cute ❤️ nice wood! Light like maple 🍁
Thank you! 😊
Nice job Phil! It's a beauty. My favorite of your projects so far.
Thank you, Rick! 😊
Hi Phil, ANOTHER learning experience. I am starting work on live edge and nature bark. SOOOOOO much to learn. Your videos seem like I'm standing right beside you. Your candor and humility make the whole experience a real treat. Thanks.
Howdy, Tom! Thank you so much! Once you start turning the natural stuff it's really hard to go back. I've found full round, plain bowls very intimidating because they depend on ME for design rather than just going with what mother nature had in mind. Best wishes for successful turnings!
Phil
Nice bowl.
Am I the only person that enjoys hearing the chatter grim turning at high speed playback? It's like therapy to me. I would've like to hear that for this bowl.
Thanks, Cowboy! I can hear it when I'm editing the video but I guess TH-cam removes it somehow once it's uploaded. It didn't used to be that way but has been for quite awhile now. Don't know why.
Phil
That’s a nice piece of holly. Stunning piece.
Thank you so much, David, I really appreciate your comment!
Phil
Excellent piece of workmanship. Lot to learn from this video
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we know its there somewhere, your sense or humor is awsome
LOL! Thank you, Nigel! 😊
Great shape and beautiful finish!!! 👍🤙
Thank you, Andrew! 😊
Wow Phil this Holly bowl is breathtakingly stunning and the grain is awesome. I love the live edge it looks like you put a copper ring around the edge. Just magnificent.
Thank you, Kobie, I'm really glad you like it!
Phil
That is an amazing little beauty! Love love love the shine!
Me too! 😊
Kind a liken the Holly Phil ...Man you always seem to make me smile...Thank's for that
My pleasure, Steve, and I'm really glad you took your time to watch and comment!
Phil
Nice job Phil. Been watch for a while now. Your an inspirational guy.
Awesome! Thank you, Bruce! 😊
Lovely bowl...the holly is just gorgeous!
It's a pretty wood, Carol, I must agree! Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
A real beauty Phil.
really nice bowl!it never occurred to me that holly would be such a nice wood to work with
Glad you like it, Clifford!
Nice work Phil !
Very nice smooth buttery finish. Nice shape.
Thank you very much, John, I really appreciate your comment!
Phil
A very beautiful piece Phil
Thank you, Chris! 😊
Hi Phil still playing catch-up really love this bowl. The grain so light and shiny.
This one is kind of a sleeper that grows on you, John. Thank you!
Good lesson. Beautiful turning. Thank you.
You are welcome, Gerald! Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
As always when I send you a piece of wood and then have the wonderful opportunity to not only watch you turn it, but also get to hear (and this is more important to me) *why* you turned it a particular shape, I have to say:
Thank YOU, sir! for giving back so freely! I can't help but send you more! (and I shall! oh, yes, I truly shall. still down-sizing frantically!)
By the way, this holly tree's trunk is another close-to-home find that has it's own story. Would be happy to share that story should anyone be interested.
Thanks Dave for sending that beauty of a piece of wood!
Gary
Thank you, Dave, as always! I'm so glad you enjoy the videos! And by all means, I definitely want to hear the story!
Phil
Is this a proper forum for that? As you know, when I type, I do get wordy . . . . just a bit. 🤣
I'd send another piece of holly, but you're highly allergic to spindle turning. (snark) 😜
Well, e-mail works, too, but heck, it's just 1's and 0's and apparently, TH-cam has plenty of space available, so go for it in whatever manner you are comfortable with!
Dave I vote for hearing the story here! ☺
I have to keep looking up all the beautiful trees you have in your part of the world, like this lovely Holly piece, because they make for such beautiful woodturning pieces, particularly in the hands of an expert, & don't say you are not one of them Phil because I'm here to tell you You Are! Phil, the shape you decided on seems to me to be 'spot on', but we all expect that from you, the Papa & a few others I watch. The finish looks perfect as does the live edge. Keep them coming mate.
Wow, thank you, Donald! 😊
Nice bol m.anderson very nice project
Great piece Phil 👍👍👍👍
Thank you, Mark!
Phil
Very nice piece Phil great shape 👍
Thanks, Jeff! 😃
Another very fine turning Phil. A real beauty. Thanks for showing it.
You are welcome, Brendan, thank you for watching!
Phil
That’s just delicious Phil. What a lovely wood
Thank you kindly, Emma! 😊
This one is lovely...the underside looks like glass ❤ Just another piece of yours to covet!
Thank you, Ruth!
You make me so jealous sometimes. Lol I have been turning now for about two months, everyday. I'm in love. I have made two 55 gal garbage cans of sawdust. 😅 not much else😢😢 haha you make it look so easy, thank you for you tutelage and expertise in your turning. I'm 72 and wanted to do this all my life. But have been too busy in life to do it. Ha. I have made a few mushrooms and candel holders but as of yet unable to successfully make a bowl 🥣. They still seem to be still be just out of my reach. I continue to blow out the sides. ( In a terrible way)😢 lol keep up your wonderful work, you inspire me.
Respectfully
Lary
I love reading this comment, Lary. Not because you have yet to turn a bowl but because of your determination to keep trying. I may make it look easy but I can tell you, in the beginning, I had wood flying everywhere! Huge catches, I even broke the banjo on my old Delta lathe from having the gouge slam down hard on the tool rest. I nearly gave up! Then one day, it all just came together. All that practice just worked. Now it feels so natural to me, I just can't believe it. I've got a few years on you so, don't let that get you down. You've got this! 😄
Thank You Phil...I like the closer camera work, I even jumped at about 5:15. Also like rolling the top over, gives it a softer look. And NO Phil YOU are NOT a "big stupid"!!! You are a skilled expert showing US dummies how a pro turns!!!!!!...Your 5/8" bowl gouge looks shorter. Guess that sharpening has taken it toll. Excellent show today Phil, I really enjoyed it...Thank You Calmwood Creations ...tm.
Thank you, Jeff! I will be trying to bring the camera closer in the future. I like it too when I'm watching, just have to remember to do it. I'll have to go look at 5:15 to see what happened! Yes, the gouge is getting shorter. I'll have to do something about that pretty soon. Really glad you liked it!
Phil
Old! What u talking about Phil? Do u see what u accomplished? Beautiful bowl, and u did get into that corner, shakey hands & all. Showed them young fellows something. So old is just a word. That is one beautiful bowl. Love the finish. Smooth as a babies behind.
Thanks for sharing with us!!!
Well, yeah, Kid, pretty dang old! But, we got'er done, didn't we! Ha! I almost said in the video "smooth as a baby's butt" but I didn't want to offend anyone. LOL! Thank you, Kid!
Phil
Another awesome piece Phil
Thank you so much, Tony! 😊
Beautiful creation there. Truly exquisite. Wow!
Beautiful!! You won't believe what happened to me this week, my neighbor cut down his holly tree and he saved me 8 pieces. I Anchor sealed it because it is literally dripping sap but after watching you video I can hardly wait until next year to turn some of it all the pieces I have are very similar to what you just turned. But it gets better I had another neighbor cut his avocado tree down and have 4 pieces of that for next year - great video thank you for sharing!!
Wow, sounds like you live in the right neighborhood and have terrific neighbors, Art. Enjoy!
Phil
One of your best Phil, loved the shape and finish. Regards Mike.
Nice bowl Phil
Take care
Rob
Thank you, Rob! I appreciate you taking your time to watch and comment.
Phil
Great piece Phil,amazing job as usual
Thank you, TE T, I appreciate it!
Phil
Nice bowl! I like the shape. Holly doesn't have much grain, but it finishes so beautifully to a mirror shine, so it is great when you want to focus more on form than flash. I've really enjoyed turning it, but unless you have connections to an urban arborist (or people who send you wood in the mail!) it's impossible to find. Thanks to Dave and Tuffy and the others who keep you supplied so you can spend your time making great videos instead of hunting down wood.
Thank you, David! Boy, you really hit the nail on the head. I'm so fortunate to have viewers and friends that are willing to share some of their wood bounty with me. If not for them, I would still be turning bug eaten mystery wood.
Phil
Howdy from Spain!
Howdy, Alan! 😊
Great job, very nice grain etc. Lovely piece.
Thanks, Red, how nice of you!
Phil
Phil, this is gorgeous!
Wow, thank you, Dianna! I'm so glad you like it!
Phil
Wow Phil, I think I now know where I went wrong on a similar shaped piece. Well done Dave for sharing such a nice piece of holly with Phil and us.
Take care, Mike.
I'm so glad you watched and commented, Mike, thank you!
Phil
Great job Phil, the results are beautiful! Now I have to put Holly on my wish list. Thanks for your great videos.
Thank you very much for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated! 😊
Well done Phil that's a gorgeous little bowl!
Thank you, my friend!
Phil
Phil, that holly bowl is stunning! Beautiful design and finish. Thanks for another great video!
Thank you so much, Bob, I'm so happy you like it and took your time to tell me!
Phil
Beautiful Phil real nice finish!
Thank you, Dallas, I'm so glad you like it!
Phil
Pretty bowl. I was holding my breath for a lot of it.
Me too, Louis, me too! Thank you!
Phil
Thank you Phil. Another beautiful lesson which is really appreciated. 👍👍🙂
You are welcome, Craig and thank you for watching!
Phil
Nice turning Phil... Sharp tools and that wood sounds like butter.. . Verry relaxing.. Have you ever watched Bob Ross paint any of his oil base paintings? The Joy of painting. You n he have lots in common. I love to watch both of you. And can be put to sleep by both of your working's... Keep up the good work. Love the finish...
Thank you, Kenneth! I have watched Bob and appreciate the comparison. Thank you so much!
Phil
Pretty wood, love the shape.
I'm so glad you like it, Thomas, thank you very much!
Phil
Phil, I like your style! I’m old too, but still turning!
It's good to have a hobby, huh Fish? Keeps us old guys out of trouble!
Thank you!
Phil
Mebbe a new fave!
Cool! 😊
Very nice wood, good job 👍🏼
Thank you, Tomas!
Phil
That is gorgeous!! 🤘🏻
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Phil, What a beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Thank you, James, for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
One gorgeous Holly Live Edge Bowl Phil , love the video a big Thanks
Thank you so much, Gary, for taking your time to watch and comment!
Phil
The woodgrain and finish on that piece of Holly is incredible. You've brought out that woods inner beauty. Great job.
So happy you took your time to watch and let me know how you feel about it, Jerry, thank you!
Phil
Wow stunning finish you’ve achieved, beautiful bowl Phil. Always great to watch and learn from you. Regards Jules, Droitwich, England
I'm so glad you like it, Jules, thank you very much!
Phil
Hi Phil, Again it's a treat to see you perform your Magic with all kinds of wood, thank you.! 👌
You keep watching, I'll keep trying, Laurie! Thank you!
Phil
I just love it Phil
Cool, thanks, Rob! 😊
Love it love it love it❤
😊 😊 😊
Nice job Phil
Thank you, Ron, glad you like it!
Phil
Another great job Phil. I am envious, great work
Gosh, thank you so much, Michael! I really appreciate your kind comment!
Phil
Beautiful work of art.
Thank you very much, Gloria!😍
Pretty bowl and nice work. Really nice finish. I've done some turning using holly before. It's a pretty wood and is fine grained and can have some pretty colors too; you don't see it used much though. You did a great job with the live edge as always.
Thank you, Robert! It was a first for me, but yes, the grain is very fine and a joy to turn. I'm so glad you like it, thanks again!
Phil
This was easy for a pro turner. This is a really beautiful bowl. Love the color and the live edge is perfect. May the Force be with you.
Breathtaking! It almost looks creamy.
Great turn Phil, that holly looks nice to turn, I've never turned holly either! Thanks Phil, looks awesome!...Bruce
Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, Bruce, much appreciated!
Phil
I cut some holly this spring to make Christmas decorations, but it all split horribly. It is great to see what a good piece of holly can be turned into. Beautiful bowl.
And this was a good piece, Douglas, as you can tell. I was very fortunate to receive it from Dave. Thank you, glad you like it!
Phil
Another beaut, buddy! I love the shape and finish. You had me laughing several times. Like, "Just jam it in there, Phil, you big stupid!" Sounded like me talking to myself.
Billy
I guess I don't really know I do it, Billy! I probably say it before someone else does, self defense mechanism, ya know. LOL! Thanks, buddy, glad you like it!
Phil
Phil assistindo seu vídeo e vejo que a NASA precisa ter conhecer.Essa peça está ficando linda!!!!
Another great piece Phil, the shape, the finish, it’s a real stunner.
Always enjoy getting a notification from your channel.
Take care my friend and all the best from the UK.
Geof
The shape just kinda happened, Geof, but I'm glad you like it! So good to hear from you, my friend!
Phil
Hi Phil, Stunning work stunning Bowl great video and great job take care. Y.N.W.A.
Howdy W G! I'm really glad you like it, thank you!
Phil
Howdy Phil
That a nice piece ...so smooth ....
I never turned Holly ....You say it is pretty hard ....
I thought sure it was going vibrate a lot when you used that number 2 inside tool ,
I have been planning on making a set of those tools ....but to many other things I am doing ....making a sled for the table saw .
I kept on looking at how smooooooth it is ....impressive....good job....so nice
keep on turnin'
Well, hard might not be the right choice of words, Bruce. Tight grained and firm is more like it. It actually turned quite well as long as my gouge was sharp. Ohhh, a table saw sled is sooo handy, you'll love it! Thank you, my friend!
Phil
Great bowl, Phil. Just tried a few, but none nearly as nice as this!!!
Many thanks, Ernest! Keep at it, you will find the perfect piece of wood for your creativity. 😊
nice bowli ready like this
Thank you so much 👍
Phil, as a first time watcher of your videos, I’m impressed with your live edge bowl. Nice work
Thank you G W W! I'm so glad you watched and took your time to comment!
Phil
Beautiful finish on that Phil. Love the shape of it too.
Sanding these shapes is tough. But I've got an idea running around in my head, that I think will make sanding these natural edge bowls much easier. Once I put it together, I'll let everyone in on it.
Mark
I am looking forward to your idea on the sanding Mark. I just finished a winged vase that was a devil to sand.
Gary
Thank you so much, Mark! Yes, please share your idea once you get the opportunity to work it out!
Phil
Stunning love the live edge
Beautiful bowl and such an amazing finish. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Garry, I'm really glad you like it!
Phil
Well done again, lovely piece. Keep it up. Cheers mate 👏👍🏻
Thank you so much, Steve!
Phil
Very nice piece.
Thank you, Don, I'm glad you like it!
Phil
Krásna misa a super 👌 video.
Ďakujem mnohokrát, Milan!
Phil
Great looking piece Phil, I really like the grain in the Holly. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, H T! It was a fun turning!
Phil
Absolutely beautiful, Phil. You've done it again.
I'll keep trying, William! Thank you for continuing to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
thank you very nice the finish is awesome
Thank you again, Garry!
Phil
Gorgeous!
Thank you, Paige!
Phil