I really appreciate your wholesomeness. The "boring" dad joke. The talking about the weather. The talking about what you're having for dinner. The "I hope the power doesn't go out, 'cause I wanna watch TV" And your intro with the "Howdy" on the end. Always love your videos.
Доброго времени суток Фил. Мне очень нравится Ваш канал. Мне очень нравится то, что Вы делаете. Сегодня, как всегда, очень хороший кувшин. Даже естественные изъяны и сучки его не портят. Они добавляют ему особенный шарм. Мне очень нравится то, что Вы делаете. Спасибо за видео.
Wow that looks so cool Phil. Before I forget at the bottom of the crack it looks like there. I can see the ears and the shape of its face. Ok now back to the piece. Speaking of the cat and the crack the crack is my favorite part. Although it all looks amazing. Way to keep the nature in a piece of ????? wood. Great job my friend, Gary
Love it! Another beauty!!! If the knot ever comes loose and you lose it in a future bowl turning, you can call it a knitter’s bowl. Knitters use the hole to feed the yarn through which helps to prevent the balled yarn from tangling as they knit. 😁
Hey Phil. I have been turning mushrooms, twig pots, mice with leather ears and tails ( mostly craft items) and handles for tools. I'm a disabled veteran taking on hobbies. I just want to let you know that i really enjoy your videos. Trying to keep up with your passed vids keeps me busy.
Closed form maybe I think it is a beautiful bowlvas. Yes you created a new word. Love the shapes and forms you come up with. Have a great week Phil. Dan
Really enjoyed this one, Phil. Now, having said that, I don’t mean to say that I didn’t enjoy previous efforts. Love the grain and the shape. Well done, Sir. Well done.
Waaaaaaouuu. So perdy, Phil! The top reminds me of vases from the 1st century (though not as tall). Trez joli. Very pretty. We have meringue-like snow cover on the branches here. Wish I could post a pic of the view I have at the moment. Winter-wonderland. Was watching ELVIS on Netflix, but paused to watch your video. Can you hear Elvis singing Oh Little Town of Bethlehem... ? I have it playing on TH-cam Elvis would be turning 89 in January. I wonder what he'd say about the world today... Have a great week, Phil. ⛸🎄☃
Good evening, Phil. I love it! Glad you chose that piece to turn this time. Hollowing takes a lot of time the way it looks. I think I might be ready to give it a try. You did a great job of showing how it's done. A beautiful piece for sure. Your evening meal sounded good. Stay warm my friend.
🙋♂️🏴 Hi Phil I think I would call it a vase, and it's my favourite piece so far, fantastic colour, grain pattern and shape. I imagine it feels brilliant when cupped in your hands. Got no idea of the wood but it's beautiful. Thanks Phil.
There are lots of images and contrasts to allow my imagination to wander and explore. I like the crack and the colors surrounding it. You never disappoint your fans. I’m sure the wood piece speaks to you about what it would like to be in the end.🎉
I've been watching or rewatching your videos with my 4.5 year old. She loves the "saw dust clouds" and always asks me why you're painting (applying finishes). She recognizes some of the tools you use, watching me in the basement. Tonight, she was happy to see this transform into a "honey pot". Thank you Phil. ❤
This last one did turn out so very well I liked the other one you did you didn’t ruin it I liked that one too you are truly an artist at the lath Phil ❤
Beautiful work Phil, as usual! Again showing us how hard work and patience ( all the work on that crack) pays off and end up with a gorgeous piece. Thanks for sharing Phil 😊
Ooh that's a gorgeous piece Phil, I shall have a look through the comments to see if it was mulberry or not. Definitely got your mojo back with this one. 👍👏
Phil, hi. Good morning from Far North Queensland. I love this piece and can just about see an animal face in the wood! I love your videos, so thank you for the inspiration. Cheers, Carol 😊
Hi 👋, Phil from Phil , that sure is a great looking 👀 piece, it looks like there is a red squirrel when you look at the side where the crack is, it’s a lovely piece of art, i’m not sure whether I said last week, but I’ve made a very very long and large scraper. Come boring to, I should be able to hollow out at least 24 to 30 inches in depth, this could be exciting, but very very dangerous 😂, Keep up the great work. Stay safe. , I hope you’re keeping well, And it sounds like you’ve got winter setting in like what I’ve got here, no snow, but plenty of rain, Phil from the moulin,
Very Beautiful piece Phil! Love the shape ya made it, I think my favorite side is where that knot is and that big long crack, the big knot beside it looks like a cat head, the left ear is easy to see but the right ear is a little faint, but I see a cat head in it when ya spin it around, the wood kinda reminds me of locusts but not totally, Enjoyed the video 👍
Lovely grain, fantastic colour contrasts, and the crack just makes it. The shape too is great - from quite early on I could see where it wanted to go and was just waiting and watching as you brought it out. As you say, it would have been a shame if that knot had come loose. Carole said she could almost feel the texture from the way the light played on it.
Another very good learning experience for me Phil. I stopped the video and watched your piece on negative rake scrapers and learned even more. If only I would have enjoyed learning like this when I was in school, I might have amounted to something. Tsk tsk.
Phil, I am so glad you enjoy turning pieces that have cracks and knots - gnarly, like me, I suppose. I hope you never got the bug to start filling voids and cracks with putty or epoxy! This piece is truly beautiful! Thank you!
Phil, when I look at the knot and the crack on the right side l see a bat and the crack is his wing in flight. Also he has two bat ears coming out of the top of the knot. Thanks for the video I always appreciate your work. Scott
An Outstanding work of art sir, love the crack. I like the profile a lot, it works well with that kind of wood, what ever it is...lol Thanks for sharing with us this beautiful piece of work.🌿 👍👍👍
I think the heart wood and sap wood contrast side is the best, or is it the darker wood with all the knots, or is it that beautiful CRACK you accented so beautifully. I really having a hard time to decide witch side I think is the best!!! I guess I will wait to make my decision until your next video, Or they all have so great features I may never be able to make a decision !!!! I may tell you someday!!!!!! KEP ON TURNING
Top job Phil, love the natural crack side, it's a grand shape though, we hope you enjoyed your home made fish n chips, also hope the weather weren't to bad. All the best from -5 frosty Lincolnshire UK
Thank You Phil, Thank You Ted Helvig... I like the rounded over top. I know it creates more work for you when doing the inside having to use carbide offset hollowing gouge...Like those knots... Wonderful bowl Phil and until next time... TM
Thank you very much, Tuffy, I'm glad you like it! I don't mind a rounded top like this when it's smooth. It's the ones that have irregular, jagged edges that are just about impossible to sand and they want to grab my fingers! 😃
And I’m going to have fried oysters tonight. I saw something I thought was nice was the sharp edge on the shoulder of your bowl, before you rounded it. I really liked the shape of the bowl before smoothing it. Although the shape is beautiful and the bowl looks great, cracks, knots, and all.
Another piece of art Phil. The grain is lovely and using the feed n wax as the finish was nice. Just love the use of nature in all your work. Truly inspirational. Thanks
I think it turned out very pretty. The shape really complemented the wood grain , even the way, the crack came up. Where the crack in that not come together on the side, you have a cats face, at least that’s what it looks like to me. I like the way you did the bottom. Removing the tenant, but having a little legs for lack of better words around. Every time I’ve tried that I have failed to get the flatness I needed in between put my chuck jaws to sit on. But I will keep trying to copy. You do such great work I really enjoy your videos - for learning, and just for relaxation.
Great work saving the crack. Natures Art! Hope you survived the rain storm, pineapple express, up there in the great Northwest. I know that Bonnie Lake is up on a hill but it still is concerning. Good choice picking that one. I think it may be Mulberry or some type of wood like that, just beautiful. Take care and stay warm and dry. Thanks
Man! I don't know what kind of wood it is, but wow! It's beautiful. I love the knots. The crack, the grain, the sap wood, all of it. I love your rendition; that little lip on top looks good. And I'm a huge fan of the Feed n Wax. Fantastic work Phil!
Hello Phil, lovely piece. Do you suppose that is a wooden urn? Or, perhaps a rare, wooden lantern? My favorite side is all of them. Or, since it is a round piece, both of them; the inside and and the outside. My mother says to say thank you for helping people to see how beautiful wood is.
I really appreciate your wholesomeness. The "boring" dad joke. The talking about the weather. The talking about what you're having for dinner. The "I hope the power doesn't go out, 'cause I wanna watch TV" And your intro with the "Howdy" on the end. Always love your videos.
I appreciate that, Jimminy! Wow, you are really paying attention! Thank you so much! 😊
Доброго времени суток Фил. Мне очень нравится Ваш канал. Мне очень нравится то, что Вы делаете. Сегодня, как всегда, очень хороший кувшин. Даже естественные изъяны и сучки его не портят. Они добавляют ему особенный шарм. Мне очень нравится то, что Вы делаете. Спасибо за видео.
Мне нравятся ваши комментарии, спасибо, что нашли время посмотреть и прокомментировать меня. Это многое значит для меня! 😃
Peek-a-boo i see that light. That little bowl has so much character Phil just like you!😂
Thanks, Kid! 😃
Wow that looks so cool Phil. Before I forget at the bottom of the crack it looks like there. I can see the ears and the shape of its face.
Ok now back to the piece. Speaking of the cat and the crack the crack is my favorite part. Although it all looks amazing.
Way to keep the nature in a piece of ????? wood.
Great job my friend,
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Thank you, Gary! Seems lots of people see the cat! 😃
I agree papa, definitely a cars face.
Cats face
The crack is magnificent. Lighted on a shelf would be perfect!
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Love it! Another beauty!!! If the knot ever comes loose and you lose it in a future bowl turning, you can call it a knitter’s bowl. Knitters use the hole to feed the yarn through which helps to prevent the balled yarn from tangling as they knit. 😁
Great idea! 😃
I knew which one you were going to pick. Thanks Phil for another Thursday night. Just a beauty. See you next week
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Hey Phil. I have been turning mushrooms, twig pots, mice with leather ears and tails ( mostly craft items) and handles for tools. I'm a disabled veteran taking on hobbies. I just want to let you know that i really enjoy your videos. Trying to keep up with your passed vids keeps me busy.
Busy is good, Gerard! I really appreciate the time you spend with me, thank you so much! 😊
In Australia we call this kind of wood "Binna", binna tree but now it's wood! A very pretty piece Phil, thank you once again for sharing.
Interesting, thanks, John! 😃
I know one thing for sure,I can’t pick a favorite side. If I had to choose it would have to be the crack,
A pleasure as always.😊
Good choice! Thanks, George! 😃
Another absolutely amazing piece. The knot makes a cat and that crack is just beautiful. We love it!
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No matter which way you look at it, it's cool and unique. Nice colors and the grain is cool. Stay dry and warm Phil.
Thanks, Bryan! 😊
Closed form maybe I think it is a beautiful bowlvas. Yes you created a new word. Love the shapes and forms you come up with. Have a great week Phil. Dan
Thanks a lot, Dan! 😊
The before and after, wow.
Good eye Phil.
I love the cockeyed smile it has.
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Thank you, Beth! 😃
You never fIl to amaze me. I learn something everytime i watch one of your videos. Thanks Phil.
I'm glad you're enjoying the journey! 😀
Very nice, Phil!
Now all you need is a flute and a Cobra! 😁
LOL! Yup, I really need a Cobra slithering around here! 😃
Really enjoyed this one, Phil. Now, having said that, I don’t mean to say that I didn’t enjoy previous efforts. Love the grain and the shape. Well done, Sir. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed it, Hubert, thanks for watching! 😃
Waaaaaaouuu. So perdy, Phil! The top reminds me of vases from the 1st century (though not as tall). Trez joli. Very pretty. We have meringue-like snow cover on the branches here. Wish I could post a pic of the view I have at the moment. Winter-wonderland. Was watching ELVIS on Netflix, but paused to watch your video. Can you hear Elvis singing Oh Little Town of Bethlehem... ? I have it playing on TH-cam Elvis would be turning 89 in January. I wonder what he'd say about the world today...
Have a great week, Phil.
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Love me some Elvis, Red! I got to see him in concert in 1970. My very first concert and it was a doozy! 😃
love all the character this piece has. makes me think of sunny autumn walk in the forest.
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Good evening, Phil.
I love it! Glad you chose that piece to turn this time. Hollowing takes a lot of time the way it looks. I think I might be ready to give it a try. You did a great job of showing how it's done. A beautiful piece for sure. Your evening meal sounded good. Stay warm my friend.
It does take some time and patience, Ray. Slow and easy, don't get too aggressive and you will be fine. Thank you! 😊
Another Masterpiece from the Anderson stable. Absolutely Brilliant, Phil.
Thank you, Cliff! 😃
The grains, the colors, but mostly that crack! A winning piece. Love how you worked that crack till it was the star of the show.
I'm so glad, thank you! 😊
Kind of like the head of the kat on the Knott. Another great job Phil! God Bless you sir.
A lot of people saw the cat, Bob! 😃
🙋♂️🏴 Hi Phil I think I would call it a vase, and it's my favourite piece so far, fantastic colour, grain pattern and shape. I imagine it feels brilliant when cupped in your hands. Got no idea of the wood but it's beautiful. Thanks Phil.
It really does feel great, John, though kind of hard to hold because it's so slippery! 😃
Hi Phil I think any view of this piece is beautiful. I still don't think you ruined the piece last week, I liked it anyway.
Take care bud
Bob
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At 50 seconds I I knew it would be Mullberry…. Now to watch the rest of the video!
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Oh! The lighting of the crack on the turntable?!? Woah!
Amazing work!
Thanks, Kell! 😃
There are lots of images and contrasts to allow my imagination to wander and explore. I like the crack and the colors surrounding it. You never disappoint your fans. I’m sure the wood piece speaks to you about what it would like to be in the end.🎉
This one sure did, Betsy. Thank you! 😃
I've been watching or rewatching your videos with my 4.5 year old. She loves the "saw dust clouds" and always asks me why you're painting (applying finishes). She recognizes some of the tools you use, watching me in the basement.
Tonight, she was happy to see this transform into a "honey pot". Thank you Phil. ❤
I love this, Christopher, thank you! 😊
This last one did turn out so very well I liked the other one you did you didn’t ruin it I liked that one too you are truly an artist at the lath Phil ❤
Than you kindly, Wendy! 😃
I vote for mulberry. I've turned mulberry bowls and kitchen spoon holders that look just like that. Nice job.
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That is gorgeous! You did it again! I see a German Shepherd face by the crack.😊😊
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Beautiful work Phil, as usual! Again showing us how hard work and patience ( all the work on that crack) pays off and end up with a gorgeous piece. Thanks for sharing Phil 😊
Thank you, Guy! 😊
Another lovely bowl, Phil. Toni and I both spotted the 🐱 at the same time. Best wishes always.
Much appreciated! 😃
Oh my, what a unique and lovely piece! Who can pick a favorite view on a piece like that?
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Beautifull hollow form it stayed together even with that big crack great job
Thanks David and Maria
Gad you two like it, thank you! 😊
Beautiful! I like the Siamese cat side!
I'm glad you didn't get flooded. It rained like crazy here in Seattle!
Haven't seen that much rain in years, Judy! 😃
Delightful! Wonderful save on the crack😊 A pleasure to watch, thank you Phil . Oh, and you chose the wood piece we wanted ... thanks for listening 😅
Good to know, Joanna! Thank you! 😃
Ooh that's a gorgeous piece Phil, I shall have a look through the comments to see if it was mulberry or not. Definitely got your mojo back with this one. 👍👏
Haha, thank you, Jude! 😊
Another stunning piece... I love the illusion of cat ears by the crack
Cool, thanks, Victoria! 😃
Phil, hi.
Good morning from Far North Queensland.
I love this piece and can just about see an animal face in the wood!
I love your videos, so thank you for the inspiration.
Cheers, Carol 😊
Awesome! Thank you, Carol! 😊
Great shape and love the contrasting colours, crack and knots, well done Phil.
All the best to you.
Regards Jim
Thank you, Jim! 😊
It's beautiful I would have bet good money that you have turned that piece first how could you resist all that natural beauty
You would have won, Ray! 😃
I think this is my favourite too, it's gorgeous. I see a Siamese cat in that knot.
You have lots of company for the cat, Heather! 😊
Hi 👋, Phil from Phil , that sure is a great looking 👀 piece, it looks like there is a red squirrel when you look at the side where the crack is, it’s a lovely piece of art, i’m not sure whether I said last week, but I’ve made a very very long and large scraper. Come boring to, I should be able to hollow out at least 24 to 30 inches in depth, this could be exciting, but very very dangerous 😂,
Keep up the great work. Stay safe. , I hope you’re keeping well, And it sounds like you’ve got winter setting in like what I’ve got here, no snow, but plenty of rain, Phil from the moulin,
That does sound dangerous without the aid of some other mechanical device. Careful, Phil! 😃
I love the fact that you leave your pieces natural, I absolutely love the grain on this one, beautiful work as always Phil
Me too, thank you! 😃
Very Beautiful piece Phil! Love the shape ya made it, I think my favorite side is where that knot is and that big long crack, the big knot beside it looks like a cat head, the left ear is easy to see but the right ear is a little faint, but I see a cat head in it when ya spin it around, the wood kinda reminds me of locusts but not totally, Enjoyed the video 👍
Yup, lots of people see the cat, Kimsey. I didn't but now I do! Thanks, buddy! 😊
A lovely bowl/hollow form/piece of art. As always,thank you Phil for sharing 🌞
Thank you, Ray and you are welcome! 😊
Very interesting grain and yes the contrast with light and darker wood makes for an eye catching piece, good job Phil. 😁
Thank you, Lewis! 😃
That is a very interesting grain pattern along the crack. It looks like a cut that didn't heal. Love the incloseded rim too.
Thank you so much, Sue! 😊
My wife and I really enjoy watching your videos, we relax after work before diner, you never disappoint with your finished piece.👍🏻
That is awesome! Thanks to both of you, I appreciate you spending some time with me! 😊
Beautiful piece. I noticed that the small knot has ears at the top. So much fun
It does! Thanks, Judith! 😊
Love all the imperfections, makes it unique. We'll done again
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Lovely grain, fantastic colour contrasts, and the crack just makes it. The shape too is great - from quite early on I could see where it wanted to go and was just waiting and watching as you brought it out. As you say, it would have been a shame if that knot had come loose. Carole said she could almost feel the texture from the way the light played on it.
Thank you so much! 😊
Butternut,butternut, ahhhhh.still awesome. Beautiful
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Phil. One word beautiful. And I love the light in it showing the cracks
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Another very good learning experience for me Phil. I stopped the video and watched your piece on negative rake scrapers and learned even more. If only I would have enjoyed learning like this when I was in school, I might have amounted to something. Tsk tsk.
Haha, I'm right there with you, John! We should play when we are young and go to school when we are old! 😃
Another beauty! Love that you left the knot and the crack. Thanks for another inspiring video.
Thanks, Doug! 😊
You can call it bowl, a bean pot, a hollow form. I'll say it's a Phil Form! Well done, as always.
That works, thanks, Crystal! 😃
Another beauty of a bowl and to me it looks happy with a big grin on it, well done and thanks!
Cheers Al
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And I don't even think it was a mess up...lol I liked it.
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A lovely, graceful form that fits the piece, very well. Congratulations.
Thank you very much! 😊
Phil, I am so glad you enjoy turning pieces that have cracks and knots - gnarly, like me, I suppose. I hope you never got the bug to start filling voids and cracks with putty or epoxy! This piece is truly beautiful! Thank you!
I don't think that will happen, Robert. It's pretty to look at when others do it but for my projects, I just prefer nature. 😊
Great result, Phil. The see-through crack makes the piece.
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I don’t know how many times I have heard the “boring” until it got it today. 😂😂😂 really sneaky that one!
Haha, thanks for the chuckle, Sam! 😊
Phil, when I look at the knot and the crack on the right side l see a bat and the crack is his wing in flight. Also he has two bat ears coming out of the top of the knot. Thanks for the video I always appreciate your work. Scott
Quite the imagination there, Scott! 😃
It looks like a piece you’d see in a museum. It’s absolutely stunning Phil.
Thank you, Dale, I'm glad you like it! 😊
An Outstanding work of art sir, love the crack. I like the profile a lot, it works well with that kind of wood, what ever it is...lol Thanks for sharing with us this beautiful piece of work.🌿 👍👍👍
Awesome, thank you, Rob! 😊
I think the heart wood and sap wood contrast side is the best, or is it the darker wood with all the knots, or is it that beautiful CRACK you accented so beautifully. I really having a hard time to decide witch side I think is the best!!! I guess I will wait to make my decision until your next video, Or they all have so great features I may never be able to make a decision !!!! I may tell you someday!!!!!! KEP ON TURNING
You are really on your toes today, Howard! Great comment, thank you! 😊
Perfect Phil i love to turn like you with cracks and bark .. Gives the job character.
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Top job Phil, love the natural crack side, it's a grand shape though, we hope you enjoyed your home made fish n chips, also hope the weather weren't to bad. All the best from -5 frosty Lincolnshire UK
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I agree with the mulberry . Gorgeous piece , you got this one right on.
Thank you, Steve! 😃
Really nice, Phil. I can’t say which is my favorite view because I like all of them.
Bill
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This piece has everything we hope to get from one of your turnings, excitement, light, and beauty.
Thank you, Margaret! 😊
Thank You Phil, Thank You Ted Helvig... I like the rounded over top. I know it creates more work for you when doing the inside having to use carbide offset hollowing gouge...Like those knots... Wonderful bowl Phil and until next time... TM
Thank you very much, Tuffy, I'm glad you like it! I don't mind a rounded top like this when it's smooth. It's the ones that have irregular, jagged edges that are just about impossible to sand and they want to grab my fingers! 😃
Hi Phil, A really beautiful piece, it looks like English Yew, probably not but certainly looks that way.
Thanks, Neil! 😃
Your piece has a happy face. The crack is a crooked smile and where you picked the bark out is the two eyes😂😂😂
Cool, thanks, Mike! 😃
And I’m going to have fried oysters tonight. I saw something I thought was nice was the sharp edge on the shoulder of your bowl, before you rounded it. I really liked the shape of the bowl before smoothing it. Although the shape is beautiful and the bowl looks great, cracks, knots, and all.
Sounds great! 😃
That's a lovely piece Phil! Wonderful grain and l love, love, love the Crack!
Thank you, Karen! 😊
Very nice Phil. I’m no ID master, but I believe this is mulberry. What ever it is, it made a pretty piece.
Cool, thanks, Doug, we agree! 😃
Another piece of art Phil. The grain is lovely and using the feed n wax as the finish was nice. Just love the use of nature in all your work. Truly inspirational. Thanks
Many thanks, Colin! 😃
Beautiful. I think the shape is perfect. Thanks again for sharing with your TH-cam family
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I think it's Mulberry too. Love the contrast between hard and sapwood
Thanks, Tim! 😃
A very, very nice small open hollow form! Beautiful wood with lovely grain.
Thank you very much, Dave! 😃
I think it turned out very pretty. The shape really complemented the wood grain , even the way, the crack came up. Where the crack in that not come together on the side, you have a cats face, at least that’s what it looks like to me. I like the way you did the bottom. Removing the tenant, but having a little legs for lack of better words around. Every time I’ve tried that I have failed to get the flatness I needed in between put my chuck jaws to sit on. But I will keep trying to copy. You do such great work I really enjoy your videos - for learning, and just for relaxation.
Such a wonderful comment, Lynda, thank you! 😃
Looks like mulberry..real nice...knot side is awesome. Shap is awesome as well, love the lip..
Cool, thank you! 😊
Howdy, Howdy! Hot dog! That's a nice wood turning Phil. I like it.
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Great work saving the crack. Natures Art! Hope you survived the rain storm, pineapple express, up there in the great Northwest. I know that Bonnie Lake is up on a hill but it still is concerning. Good choice picking that one. I think it may be Mulberry or some type of wood like that, just beautiful. Take care and stay warm and dry. Thanks
I survived the rain but the wind took down a lot of branches. Big mess around here but that's the norm for winter time. Thanks, Dave! 😃
Tea in the morning Phil
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Man! I don't know what kind of wood it is, but wow! It's beautiful. I love the knots. The crack, the grain, the sap wood, all of it. I love your rendition; that little lip on top looks good. And I'm a huge fan of the Feed n Wax. Fantastic work Phil!
It was the right finish for this piece, Steve. Thank you! 😃
Hi Phil
I also selected the same piece when you asked to select 😊 .
Very pretty wood and turning as usual .
Thanks and regards
Great minds, right? 😃
Phil what a great job there my friend it really turned out beautiful. Well done.
Thank you kindly, Alan! 😊
Grea turning Phil I see two eyes with a big smile😂
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Absolutely stunning Phil.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Mornin', Huw and thanks! 😃
I love this hollow form! Thanks Phil! Stay warm and dry and we’ll see you next week!
I'll be here waiting for you, Brenda, thank you! 😊
Again, you have done a great job Phil. I enjoy your videos. Keep it up.
Thanks, Paul, will do! 😊
Looks like a cat view is the best. Beautiful.
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An absolute beauty, Phil. The view through the crack is stunning! Wonderful work, Phil. Thanks for sharing!
Take care,
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Thank you, my friend! Hang in there and keep the positive attitude, buddy! 😃
Incredibly beautiful wood, work and finish. I especially love the view with the crack. 🪵
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Hello Phil, lovely piece. Do you suppose that is a wooden urn? Or, perhaps a rare, wooden lantern? My favorite side is all of them. Or, since it is a round piece, both of them; the inside and and the outside.
My mother says to say thank you for helping people to see how beautiful wood is.
It would make a good urn if the ashes were kept in the bag. LOL! Thank you to you and your mom, Deirdre, much appreciated! 😃