@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop A huge part of Personal Integrity is letting it show through what One does. If One says they have integrity, but tries to cover things up/make things 'perfect' in their work or relationships, that's a HUGE RED FLAG. The reason folks like your Art Phil, aside from your takent of course, is because You shine through everything You do. You Phil. ¿Comprender? Blessings, Rev. Kevin 🙏🏼
Hi Phil this piece of wood is just so amazing, again you took an ugly duckling and made a swan out of it. You have a way of bringing out the awesome beauty of whatever piece of wood you are given. Fantastic.
You are just full of those little tricks of the trade(finding the center). If you don’t mind I’ll keep that little tip in my mind. The piece is just gorgeous Phil. And you’re right we can’t improve in Mother Nature. You don’t fool with Her either. That’s surely a keeper for the Master. Thanks for sharing!
Most wood turners would be cursing major cracks like that, but of course not you!! Just another challenge to overcome. Always a treat. Thanks Phil! cheers, Rick
Phil I just stumbled onto this video from 3 years ago beautiful beautiful bowl!!!! Sooo glad you left the bottom go cann't improve on nature. I Just love it!!! Thanks Terry
Dear Cherry tree. You still live for all to see. Folksy Phil has salvaged thee.. Hey Phil this is a great Thanksgiving fruit bowl. The flip side would make a great frame stand of a dear family member. Thanks Phil for another gem "for aaaallll to enjoy".
Can't improve on nature but somehow you have. I think that's why God gave us Phil. To improve his creation. Wonderful work! I envy you the wood you are given to improve . I wanted to see the top edge rolled more but that wasn't possible or practical. Fantastic work Phil, thank you for sharing.
Just wanted to say thanks for always mentioning face shield and mask for any aspiring woodworkers who are watching. All it takes is a flying rock shard or wood splinter in the cheek to realize you need more than just eye cover. I speak from experience there. And as far as a mask, I cut and carve semiprecious stones as a hobby and silicosis or other occupational lung damage is absolutely no joke -even hobby woodworking/stonecarving can cause permanent lung damage over time if you dont use a proper respirator. So thanks for that, its something I rarely see mentioned in other wood or stoneworking channels. Im so glad I found this channel. I love your explanations of what you are doing and attention to natural beauty and form. You can see the beautiful shape hidden in the wood and have the skill to bring it out, but you arent cocky about it. Thats a rare gift.
Last week I had two Pileated Woodpeckers attack the side steps from the house and destroyed the top two steps. At first I was mad but then I saw that they were after dang carpenter bee larva that had bored their way into the steps. It turns out that the woodpeckers may have save someone's life by showing me the very weakened steps. It only took five minutes for the birds to do the amazing amount of wood removal. Someone needs to create a machine that can duplicate a woodpecker's handy work. Phil, you could add a ton more fun if you add a tool like that. Me, I measured twice, cut once and repaired the steps to like new and checked the rest of the steps which were all untouched by carpenter bees. I love your Cheer Burl Masterpiece !!!!!
Phil your better than playing the lottery because you only have a chance to win with it , but it's a winner every time with you , I think I have watched every one of your videos ,and even the ones you may not be the most pleased with are great , your awesome thanks you so much for sharing your time and knowledge
Now you've done it Phil. I don't know which side is up! As much as I like the "bowl side" the "pedestal side" is just shouting to be the face of the work. What a beautiful nature made chunk of wood.
I read a story many years ago about a famous sculpter (sorry I do not remember which one). He was asked if he was afraid when he came close to the end of the piece of work. He replied no, that he was not making a sculpture but he was just rel;easing what God had put into that piece of rock. He could not make a mistake because what came out was what God intended, he just releases the beauty. You do the same thing with the wonderful pieces you make, and this one is no exception. You do a fantastic job of letting the beauty inside shine out. Thanks for another wonderful piece!
Very nice cherry burl bowl. Cherry burl is always the first things I sell at the craft shows. Soon it will be time for my wife and I to go out hunting for them. As soon as the leaves fall off the trees that is. Happy turning Phil!
Oboy, I was close to shutting down the computer but I trust you it will be good, and it turned out more than good, no one could have done it better. Carefully perfect, no more, it had only ruined what nature created. It simply became perfect. 👍 and thanks from me. Carsten
You know Phill I now am only expect the best from you and you never let me down. You made the right decision to turn this piece. 👏 I would've done exactly what you did🎉 Your Redding Barber /Turner Thank you Phill Darrell
🙋♂️🏴 Hi Phil really enjoyed this week's video, I'd say that your back to yourself I mean back to nature. After last week when there was no bark this week you celebrated the beauty of nature. Fantastic wood turning with a fantastic result . Great work Phil thanks.
I love the bowl! I love this channel! I wish we were neighbors so I could come chill with you and listen to your humility, you seem like such a cool guy!
WOW all I can say is you took some thing that was truly ugly and turned it into a an absolute beauty, very colorful and very different, well done Phil and thanks! Cheers Al
I love Cherryburl bowl But I sure enjoy watching you I have seen I think a lot of you but your videos I’m a cripple guy 77 years old thank you for entertaining me today
Doggone Phil, once again you pulled off another spectacular creation. I absolutely love how you keep the beauty of the wood. So a,my would have turned away a lot of that. You did awesome.
I always did want one of those coffee tables made out of a big chunk o' driftwood with glass sitting on top. Some day, if it hasn't already happened, someone is going to walk into Phil's house and say, "Is that a bowl? Sure looks like a hollow stump." ❤️❤️❤️ And it'll be the most awesome hollow stump bowl ever. This bowl, now, is so full of faces and creatures! I adore it.
Absolutely gorgeous 😍! I can't decide which way I would use it. Probably as a plant or candle holder because I Love that bottom so much. But great to have a multi use, one of a kind, beautiful piece👍. One of my all time favorites! As always, Nice work Phil!👏❤🌞
Phil you really showed your skill in knowing the bottom was never going to get any better than it was really. It looks absolutely coolious! And then the top looks fantastic with the rim sloping downward. Top it off with a great finish and it does not get much better. Oh and not to mention turning a very out of balance piece on a tenon just a little stronger than an old sponge. What a fantastic job on a wonderful piece. Take care my friend, Gary
You bet Phil and it feels good to get some of those one-liners out of my head. It is kind of hard to think when they are bouncing around giving me a headache.
I watched this twice. Once on my phone and then on my television. The detail on my t was awesome. I could almost feel the breeze from the piece spinning. When it was finished,it became y new favorite. Perfect decision for turning produced perfect piece.
Phil , That is a Wonderful Looking piece Wood ! And that doesn't give it Justice ! Can not say enough about how it catches my eyes ! Thank you so much for Sharing !
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Phil , it was very much my Pleasure Watching your Video ! It was a Fantastic Piece of Wood ! You are very Blessed to be able to get ahold of Beautiful Wood ! Take care and Be Safe
Hi Phil It's not an easy task to turn a piece like this especially with the soft punky wood but you did an excellent job excellent! You always captured a natural beauty of a piece and that's what I love! Tom
I really appreciate your woodturning philosophy of not always turning away that "nasty bark" to see what the grain is underneath. As J. Kilmer once wrote, "Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree." And every one has its own character. Thanks for the video.
Hi Phil, The Wood Whisperer does it again!!! What a beautiful double ended piece. That is just gorgeous. When you used the knock out bar I thought "Why didn't I think of that??" Fantastic video my friend. Take care. Cheers, Huw
It was a first for me too, Huw. I wondered to myself, "why haven't I done this before?" Hope I can remember to use it next time I need it. These things usually only last until my next meal. LOL! I'm glad you like it, buddy, thanks! 😊
Hi Phil... That's an amazing piece of art and nature rolled into one... The underside reminds me of molten lava... Great job and video as always...take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
I thought about that long and hard, Crystal. I figured the ink would dry out before I could make the mark. The chalk might have worked but all I had was powdered and I thought it would be a bit messy. Finally I just thought it would leave a little dent if I hit it hard enough and it worked! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop was anyone really surprised that the solution involved hitting something hard? We are human after all, we hit things with other things, thats our super power. Oh, and crayon will work, sticks to the bar and will transfer to the wood.
Just watched the video and all the challenges you encountered, turned out just beautiful, That was the right decisions you made. I used the centering method and it turned out spot on. I improved on it by sharpening a point on the end of an old rod, it made the divot easer to see. It turned out just Beautiful as always . I always learn something when i watch the Phil Anderson Magic Show. Thanks for teaching this Old Dog a new trick. KEEP ON TURNING
Very nice it is gorgeous!!!!!Just love watching your videos they are so helpful; and you will never know how your detail thinking out loud really helps;Thanks again👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am new to your channel, but I have done some wood turning to make fingerrings. I would love to buy a bigger machine to try out bigger pieces. I like the way you comment your work. It helps to understand! Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Bonsoir Phil ! Wahouuu, magnifique réalisation très inspirante, aux vues des fissures , des craquelures ,surtout dans du cerisier plutôt cassant comme bois, je suis impressionné par le résultat obtenu , une oeuvre d'art multi-usages ! C'est du grand ART, vous êtes une source d'inspiration et d'une dextérité chirurgicale, Merci de vos vidéos instructives ! Congratulation PHIL ! Jean-Luc
"It had a tough life."
" I don't want to hide it."
" I want to celebrate it".
That's why I watch, Phil. God Bless.
Very kind of you, thank you! 😊
Absolutely right!
Phil always makes me feel much better about being old and beat up. :D
Me too, Phil is an inspiration!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop
A huge part of Personal Integrity is letting it show through what One does.
If One says they have integrity, but tries to cover things up/make things 'perfect' in their work or relationships, that's a HUGE RED FLAG. The reason folks like your Art Phil, aside from your takent of course, is because You shine through everything You do.
You Phil. ¿Comprender?
Blessings,
Rev. Kevin 🙏🏼
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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“Hard to find the center” finds the center immediately. The humbleness is what brings me back lol
LOL! As long as you keep coming back, I'll be happy! 😊
Hi Phil this piece of wood is just so amazing, again you took an ugly duckling and made a swan out of it. You have a way of bringing out the awesome beauty of whatever piece of wood you are given. Fantastic.
Thank you, Kobie! 😊
Wow, I think this is your best piece yet. I'll bet your living room is a virtual art gallery.
Haha, thank you, James! 😊
You are just full of those little tricks of the trade(finding the center). If you don’t mind I’ll keep that little tip in my mind. The piece is just gorgeous Phil. And you’re right we can’t improve in Mother Nature. You don’t fool with Her either. That’s surely a keeper for the Master. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot, Kid! First time I thought of the center finding trick, I could have used that a few times before, dang it! 😊
Most wood turners would be cursing major cracks like that, but of course not you!! Just another challenge to overcome. Always a treat. Thanks Phil!
cheers, Rick
Thanks a bunch, Rick! 😊
Beautiful, rich and gorgeous. For a moment, I thought I saw Neptune with his Trident. Vivid imagination, I suppose.
Always a good thing, Khan! 😊
Phil I just stumbled onto this video from 3 years ago beautiful beautiful bowl!!!! Sooo glad you left the bottom go cann't improve on nature. I Just love it!!! Thanks Terry
Thanks for watching, Terry, I appreciate you! 😊
You & Mother Nature have created a beautiful piece. You’re right I do love it! 😍
Yay, thank you, Rosie! 😊
Dear Cherry tree.
You still live for all to see.
Folksy Phil has salvaged thee..
Hey Phil this is a great Thanksgiving fruit bowl. The flip side would make a great frame stand of a dear family member.
Thanks Phil for another gem "for aaaallll to enjoy".
So nice of you to make a poem, Kersi! I love it! I also love the sentiment of it. "still live for all to see" Perfect! Thank you! 😊
Can't improve on nature but somehow you have. I think that's why God gave us Phil. To improve his creation. Wonderful work! I envy you the wood you are given to improve . I wanted to see the top edge rolled more but that wasn't possible or practical. Fantastic work Phil, thank you for sharing.
Thanks a lot, Steve! 😊
Just wanted to say thanks for always mentioning face shield and mask for any aspiring woodworkers who are watching. All it takes is a flying rock shard or wood splinter in the cheek to realize you need more than just eye cover. I speak from experience there.
And as far as a mask, I cut and carve semiprecious stones as a hobby and silicosis or other occupational lung damage is absolutely no joke -even hobby woodworking/stonecarving can cause permanent lung damage over time if you dont use a proper respirator. So thanks for that, its something I rarely see mentioned in other wood or stoneworking channels.
Im so glad I found this channel. I love your explanations of what you are doing and attention to natural beauty and form. You can see the beautiful shape hidden in the wood and have the skill to bring it out, but you arent cocky about it. Thats a rare gift.
Thank you so much for your considered and kind comment! 😊
Last week I had two Pileated Woodpeckers attack the side steps from the house and destroyed the top two steps. At first I was mad but then I saw that they were after dang carpenter bee larva that had bored their way into the steps. It turns out that the woodpeckers may have save someone's life by showing me the very weakened steps. It only took five minutes for the birds to do the amazing amount of wood removal. Someone needs to create a machine that can duplicate a woodpecker's handy work. Phil, you could add a ton more fun if you add a tool like that. Me, I measured twice, cut once and repaired the steps to like new and checked the rest of the steps which were all untouched by carpenter bees. I love your Cheer Burl Masterpiece !!!!!
Great story and experience, Freddie! Thanks! 😊
Phil your better than playing the lottery because you only have a chance to win with it , but it's a winner every time with you , I think I have watched every one of your videos ,and even the ones you may not be the most pleased with are great , your awesome thanks you so much for sharing your time and knowledge
Thank you, Roger! I appreciate you taking your time to watch and comment! 😊
💥 perfection. Your skill Phil is outstanding 🌈. Artistic practical tactile and made by Number 1 Phil 👑
Thank you so much, David! 😊
This is a lovely bowl, the bark looks fantastic shining and bubbly full of small smooth knobbles. I love it!
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Thank you so much, Ann! 😊
Now you've done it Phil. I don't know which side is up! As much as I like the "bowl side" the "pedestal side" is just shouting to be the face of the work. What a beautiful nature made chunk of wood.
Haha, I love these kinds that can be used more than one way, like hanging up or sitting on a side. 😃
The design concept and the wood's character are very much complemented by the surface finish.
Thank you, Vaughn! 😊
Mother nature sure gives you something to work with. Good choice in leaving all that good stuff
You got that right! 😊
I read a story many years ago about a famous sculpter (sorry I do not remember which one). He was asked if he was afraid when he came close to the end of the piece of work. He replied no, that he was not making a sculpture but he was just rel;easing what God had put into that piece of rock. He could not make a mistake because what came out was what God intended, he just releases the beauty. You do the same thing with the wonderful pieces you make, and this one is no exception. You do a fantastic job of letting the beauty inside shine out. Thanks for another wonderful piece!
Thank you, Daniel! That's the way I look at it,too! 😊
Another burl in the books. Great job, as usual.
Thanks again, Karl!
I wish I could give you another thumbs up 👍
Carsten
Haha, one works for me, Carsten, thanks! 😊
Hey Phil, read about you perhaps having some kind of surgery. My wife and I enjoy watching your wood turning. Prayers for a quick recovery!
Don't know about surgery, Chris, maybe, but thanks! 😂
You had a bit of a tough time turning that Phil, but . . . good grief, it was worth it! What a job!
Well turned Phil.
Haha, I did, Bryan. Thank you! 😊
Very nice cherry burl bowl. Cherry burl is always the first things I sell at the craft shows. Soon it will be time for my wife and I to go out hunting for them. As soon as the leaves fall off the trees that is. Happy turning Phil!
Good luck on your hunting, Edward! 😊
My 10 year old walked in the room and said, “I hear Phil.” Love to watch.
Oh, my, I LOVE this, Patrick, thank you! 😊
Amen, no improvement on mother nature. Well done on bringing out the beauty.
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Sometimes I think I see subliminal messages of creativity and imagination inside your best work.
Cool, thanks, Michael!
Another gorgeous piece. If you get tired of it on one sude just turn it over. Coolness! I LOVE everything about it. 🌞
Groovy, Marge, thanks! 😊
A very pretty piece. I'm glad you left the bark on the outside. Thanks for sharing your amazing talents. 😊
Thank you, Mary! 😊
Just when you think it could get any better👏👏👏👏💕👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧
Haha, thanks, Maud! 😊
Another Master Piece from our Master.... Well done Phil... Sometimes knowing when to stop is most important,
You nailed it, David! It's a hard lesson to learn.
Phil
That is the most beautiful piece of wood you may have ever turned. Thanks Buddy. 👍
Wow, thanks! 😊
This was the most magnificent. You saw exactly what the wood wanted. So amazing you are with wood ❤😮😊
Wow, thank you, Phyllis! 😊
If nature made a piece of art, you had the courage to leave it that way, so again a beatiful piece everyone will like
Thank you, Erik! 😊
A giant apple fritter ...
Awesome as always .
Thanks, Jeff! 😊
Oboy, I was close to shutting down the computer but I trust you it will be good, and it turned out more than good, no one could have done it better. Carefully perfect, no more, it had only ruined what nature created.
It simply became perfect. 👍 and thanks from me.
Carsten
Thanks for waiting up for me, Carsten and for your fun comment! 😊
What can i say Phil….another wonderful creation by nature…and Phil!! Your work makes me very happy. Thank you sir
Thank you so much, John! Your comment makes me very happy! 😊
Looks fabulous and you made the right decision to turn the top and leave the pedestal
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You know Phill I now am only expect the best from you and you never let me down.
You made the right decision to turn this piece. 👏
I would've done exactly what you did🎉
Your Redding Barber /Turner
Thank you Phill
Darrell
Thank you, Darrell! 😊 Redding CA? I get a ticket every time I drive through there!
Uh oh you must drive a red sports car
🙋♂️🏴 Hi Phil really enjoyed this week's video, I'd say that your back to yourself I mean back to nature. After last week when there was no bark this week you celebrated the beauty of nature. Fantastic wood turning with a fantastic result . Great work Phil thanks.
Thanks for watching, John! 😊
I love the bowl! I love this channel! I wish we were neighbors so I could come chill with you and listen to your humility, you seem like such a cool guy!
Wouldn't that be cool, Vicki! 😊
Punky bottom bowl you made look great! Another great work Phil, and Mother Nature!
Glad you enjoyed it, Mike, thanks! 😊
I’m at peace when I watch these, thank you, Phil...
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the cherry burl turn out really beautiful .if it needs a home i could find one for it .lol.
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WOW all I can say is you took some thing that was truly ugly and turned it into a an absolute beauty, very colorful and very different, well done Phil and thanks!
Cheers Al
Thank you, Al! 😊
What a beautiful and interesting piece. You always manage to showcase mother natures best work with your interesting twist. Thanks
Thank you very much, Michael! 😊
Yes, it is gorgeous; and yes, I do love it ❣️ Another beauty, Uncle Phil 👍✌️
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PHIL, GREAT JOB, GREAT LOOKING WOOD, GREAT VIDEO,/////SEE YOU NEXT WEEK/////...
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This I do believe has become my favorite. Absolutely gorgeous.
Wow, thank you, Patricia! 😊
Love the cracks and that you were able to save the natural outside wood.
Gramma Kat
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FANTASTIC job Phil
Thank you, Jack! 😊
I love Cherryburl bowl
But I sure enjoy watching you I have seen I think a lot of you but your videos I’m a cripple guy 77 years old thank you for entertaining me today
Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, Henry! 😊
Cherry burls are always the best...love this piece!
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I just love your philosophy with your pieces. This is a stunningly beautiful piece! Versatility at its best.
Thank you and I agree, it's a special piece of wood! 😊
Doggone Phil, once again you pulled off another spectacular creation. I absolutely love how you keep the beauty of the wood. So a,my would have turned away a lot of that. You did awesome.
Thank you very much, Suzette! 😊
I always did want one of those coffee tables made out of a big chunk o' driftwood with glass sitting on top. Some day, if it hasn't already happened, someone is going to walk into Phil's house and say, "Is that a bowl? Sure looks like a hollow stump." ❤️❤️❤️ And it'll be the most awesome hollow stump bowl ever. This bowl, now, is so full of faces and creatures! I adore it.
Excellent, thank you, Nan! 😊
That is one special piece, you have enhanced what nature created so well
Enjoyable video as always ☺ 👍
I appreciate that, Silverlady, thank you! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous 😍! I can't decide which way I would use it. Probably as a plant or candle holder because I Love that bottom so much. But great to have a multi use, one of a kind, beautiful piece👍. One of my all time favorites! As always, Nice work Phil!👏❤🌞
Thank you so much, Sunshine! 😊
Beautiful bowl,... Both of them.
I like both ends up, but I think I like the candle holder better.
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YOU ARE MY FAVORITE WOOD TURNER . I AM SETTING UP A LATHE NOW AND WILL BE PRETTY MUCH FOLLOWING YOUR EXAMPLE
Thank you so much, Keith! Please, just be sure with each piece, you have a good, strong hold on it. You'll do fine, have fun! 😊
Mother nature at her best and Phil to make her smile great job!!! Happy turning to you Phil 👍
Thanks, Jon! 😊
Love it Phil love it love it love it did I say love it 👍👍
You did! LOL! Thanks, Charles! 😊
love that you didn't touch it too much Phil, great job!
Thanks, Myssa! 😊
Phil you really showed your skill in knowing the bottom was never going to get any better than it was really. It looks absolutely coolious! And then the top looks fantastic with the rim sloping
downward. Top it off with a great finish and it does not get much better. Oh and not to mention turning a very out of balance piece on a tenon just a little stronger than an old sponge.
What a fantastic job on a wonderful piece.
Take care my friend,
Gary
You always make me laugh, Gary! You just toss off the one-liners like you've got a pocketful! Thanks a lot, buddy, I appreciate it! 😊
You bet Phil and it feels good to get some of those one-liners out of my head. It is kind of hard to think when they are bouncing around giving me a headache.
I watched this twice. Once on my phone and then on my television. The detail on my t was awesome. I could almost feel the breeze from the piece spinning. When it was finished,it became y new favorite. Perfect decision for turning produced perfect piece.
Thank you! This is a favorite of mine, too! 😊
Another beautiful piece Phil...! Your eye for what they can be is unreal...Great stuff...! thanks for letting us watch and learn.....
Many thanks! 😊
Phil you are the greatest beautiful piece
Thank you so much, Jim! 😊
Phil ,
That is a Wonderful Looking piece
Wood ! And that doesn't give it Justice ! Can not say enough about how it catches my eyes !
Thank you so much for Sharing !
Thank you so much for watching, Larry, I'm glad you like it! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Phil , it was very much my Pleasure
Watching your Video ! It was a
Fantastic Piece of Wood ! You are very Blessed to be able to get ahold of Beautiful Wood !
Take care and Be Safe
Beautiful the color reminds me of the best chocolate and caramel in a cake. Rich and delicious. Never thought I would call wood 😋
Yummm! Your description, not the wood, Judith! 😊
Beautiful! And a great idea to find the opposite center. Thanks for my Thursday “Phil Fix”...
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Another Masterpiece from Mr. Anderson. Unbelievably Pretty.
Thank you, Cliff! 😊
A very nice place. Love the craftsmanship good quality work. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, Jeff, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil
It's not an easy task to turn a piece like this especially with the soft punky wood but you did an excellent job excellent!
You always captured a natural beauty of a piece and that's what I love!
Tom
Thanks a lot, Tom! 😊
"Since I'm the one holding the gouge" I loved it.
LOL!
I really appreciate your woodturning philosophy of not always turning away that "nasty bark" to see what the grain is underneath. As J. Kilmer once wrote, "Poems are made by fools like me,
But only God can make a tree." And every one has its own character. Thanks for the video.
Perfect, Jerry, thank you! 😊
Yes Phil, gorgeous, mama nature nearly beat you👍👍👍👍
So close! 😊
that center of the big end was just where i thought it was :)
Oh, you're good, wolf! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop its not hard when you have time travel on your side :)
Very, very nice Phil.
Thank you, H T! 😊
wow you've seen and you followed your eyes again, that's amazing you got a cracking finish on it big thumbs up again.
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Hi Phil, The Wood Whisperer does it again!!!
What a beautiful double ended piece. That is just gorgeous.
When you used the knock out bar I thought "Why didn't I think of that??"
Fantastic video my friend.
Take care.
Cheers, Huw
It was a first for me too, Huw. I wondered to myself, "why haven't I done this before?" Hope I can remember to use it next time I need it. These things usually only last until my next meal. LOL! I'm glad you like it, buddy, thanks! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I'll shout at my screen so you can hear me remind you. LOL.
GM, GA, GE..Candle holder bowl !!!, You are the best Sr.
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Just one word......absolutely stunning. 😃
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All the cracks made me wonder if the piece would stay together, and it did! Beautiful multi function piece. 👍👍👍
Yay! I'm glad we have a success story, Vicki! 😊
When you finished this piece I saw a beautiful mushroom. You made a masterpiece out of that piece of wood.
It's a great piece of wood, Kathleen. I'm glad you like it, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil...
That's an amazing piece of art and nature rolled into one...
The underside reminds me of molten lava...
Great job and video as always...take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Thanks, Andy! 😊 I see your 20 minute video is doing well! Hey, whatever works!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop its crazy how many views I've had ...I'll have to use the same title on every video... Haha
Very unusual….love the wings on either side……just beautiful….
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Phil, you could use chalk or a dark marker on the end of the knock-out bar. When you touch the wood, the chalk or ink would transfer to the wood!
I thought about that long and hard, Crystal. I figured the ink would dry out before I could make the mark. The chalk might have worked but all I had was powdered and I thought it would be a bit messy. Finally I just thought it would leave a little dent if I hit it hard enough and it worked! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop What about a dot of glue?
@@crystalswenson8844 Yeah, that would have worked!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop was anyone really surprised that the solution involved hitting something hard? We are human after all, we hit things with other things, thats our super power. Oh, and crayon will work, sticks to the bar and will transfer to the wood.
Amazing that the bowl held together and it finished so beautiful!!
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Beautiful Phil .. I see a dragon on the inside 👌🏽
Cool! 😊
Just watched the video and all the challenges you encountered, turned out just beautiful, That was the right decisions you made. I used the centering method and it turned out spot on. I improved on it by sharpening a point on the end of an old rod, it made the divot easer to see. It turned out just Beautiful as always . I always learn something when i watch the Phil Anderson Magic Show. Thanks for teaching this Old Dog a new trick. KEEP ON TURNING
Cool, thank you, Howard! 😊
Very nice it is gorgeous!!!!!Just love watching your videos they are so helpful; and you will never know how your detail thinking out loud really helps;Thanks again👍👍👍👍👍👍
I know it helps me, Jack. It's like I can hear someone else saying it! LOL!
What a beautiful, versatile piece. Thanks for leaving it nature.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching! 😊
I am new to your channel, but I have done some wood turning to make fingerrings. I would love to buy a bigger machine to try out bigger pieces.
I like the way you comment your work. It helps to understand!
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Welcome! I appreciate you taking your time to watch and comment, thank you! 😊
That one is very nice as well. Glad I found you, I am binge watching. God bless you, Sir.
I'm glad you decided to stick around awhile, Norman! 😊
Beautiful bowl Phil. Looks amazing. Nice job 👍. One of these days I'll get my hands on burl. Thanks for sharing. Rc.
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Bonsoir Phil ! Wahouuu, magnifique réalisation très inspirante, aux vues des fissures , des craquelures ,surtout dans du cerisier plutôt cassant comme bois, je suis impressionné par le résultat obtenu , une oeuvre d'art multi-usages !
C'est du grand ART, vous êtes une source d'inspiration et d'une dextérité chirurgicale, Merci de vos vidéos instructives ! Congratulation PHIL ! Jean-Luc
Merci beaucoup Jean! 😊
You always get the amazing pieces Phil! Outstanding job! See you in the next one!
Indeed, I'm very fortunate to have such generous viewers! 😊
I think this is one of my favourite pieces. It’s fabulous
Me too, Tracy, thanks! 😊