Gosh, Phil, that was some commitment to the cause of a TH-cam video for our benefit! You always entertain and educate us, and produce pieces that no-one else would contemplate or envisage - you truly have a unique style ... and that is why we eagerly look forward to Thursday night in your company! Thank you so much.
Hi Phil Don't worry about the name, the first name is right 😂 I would have turned it the other side up but I think you made the right choice.😊 I love it.
I debated back and forth on this, Arland! I think my intention was to go bark side up when I first saw it, but after turning it over and over about 50 times, flat side won! 😊
Golly, Phil, that is a big Ole bowl. It turned out fabulous. Made me tired watching 😆. People don't realize how beautiful Pine can be. I love it!!! You did a fabulous job on that big piece.
Hi 👋, Phil from Phil. What a great looking 👀 Bowl, definitely a lot of fun to seeing you turning that peace, I don’t think a lot of people realise the time and effort that you have to put into a bowl turning like this, that is a amazing peace of Art, well done Phil. Stay safe.keep up the great work, we all look 👀 forward to seeing your next project, Phil from the moulin France.
I was watching some other TH-cam video when the notification for this video popped up. I instantly jumped over to your channel to watch your newly uploaded video. I truly enjoy watching your masterful works of art. I'm not even done watching yet. I just wanted to jump on here real quick and be one of the first to comment. 😉
Hi Phil. The most important lesson I have learned from you is "Mask and Face Shield On". I reviewed all my tools and easily see the safety requirements to use a mask and shield for most all tools I have. I have a bald spot on the top of my head and decided to leave it be. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You turned out yet another beautiful masterpiece!!!!!
I have to be honest and say I didn't think this was going to work out, however Phil produced the magic and it turned out just fine, worth the time spent on it, good job Phil. 😁
Wow Phil! This one seemed to fight you all the way, but certainly from MY point of view it was worth it!! Once again you have performed your weekly miracle of turning a lump of firewood into a beautiful work of art! Congratulations, Sir! Now go and put your feet up! You deserve a rest after that 5-day marathon!
Phil, that was a lot of work. I'm tired for you. It is absolutely beautiful. The shape, the bark and the colors are just wonderful. Thank you for all work you put in to making this bowl.
Hi Phil Waaaou. Big turn. The bark on the edge, looks like an eagle in flight, with wings spread out. Pretty. Pretty. Pretty. She flew over the tops of the Shady Acre Trees Tops, and decided to metamorphose herself into a bowl. Despite that we can hear the fatigue in your voice at one point, it is a beautiful bowl. Forest fire smoke wise, I have been pretty lucky. Bought two air purifiers: one for the car; one for the house. Our air quality has been much better than it has been for some. Have a beautiful week. Going snorkeling.
Cool ponderosa. We have a lot of them around my neck of the woods along with pinion & juniper. You rose to the challenge of that flaky bark. Awesome tuning with soft wood. If you smell that bark in nature it smells like butterscotch!! Thanks for sharing. 🌲
This one is a humdinger, Phil. Just beautiful. This would make a great center of the table Fruit Bowl. A definite winner even if it took the juice outta you! Easy for me to say😂😂😂 Thanks Phil.
Wow who would have guessed that pine would end up a beautiful bowl This one sure did. You put a lot of hard work in it but it sure did the trick. I had a PT visit this morning and my shoulder was feeling pretty good. After watching this it just HURTS thinking about it LOL. Well done my friend, Gary
Haha, yeah, this one did me in for a few days. Good thing it took three days to edit the dang thing! Good news that your shoulder is responding to treatment. I've never had good luck with PT. Thanks, buddy! 😊
In this week's episode: Phil processes ponderous Ponderosa Pine piece - prepares phenomenal product! It was great that you were able to rescue some of the bark, that added to the overall amazingness of the bowl.
I think that’s the largest piece I’ve ever seen you do Phil. It’s beautiful! That one gave you a good workout. Glad you took time to do it over several days so you didn’t exist over extend yourself.
Well, you done did it again!! Just lovely as usual! I'm like you, leaving the bark gives the item pizzazz!! Have a great day! Waiting for the next adventure!! 06/23/23 5:35am PDT
That WOULD be a gorgeous sink, Phil!! It’s not too late, buddy. I know you can do it! 😎😎😎 Okay, it’s a beautiful bowl just like that. I’m sure it was already enough work to get it to that point. Great job, buddy! You’d better rest up a bit now! 😁😁😁 Take care, …..Gord
Thank You Phil Anderson, Thank You Arland Sanborn... WOW This Is One Monumental Turning.... Quite a big one Phil... This turning was hard on you and I am sorry for that BUT you did quite an impressive job of it all and wonderful entertainment for all your viewers. That carbide seemed to help make life a bit easier? After all your efforts on this 5-day bowl you can now sit back with your ultimate M&M container 😆 Phil it was difficult BUT you are now a much better, stronger, more experienced/skilled wood turner than you were a week ago. ... Until next time Phil... I look forward to all you do... TM
Tuffy is right the bowl is perfect for a giant size bag of M&Ms. What a great way to celebrate a job beautifully done. Off to Costco for supplies and then just sit back and admire your work while you ponder, reach out to touch and pinch a chocolate reward. Gr-reat work.😮
Haha, yeah that ought to hold enough M&M's to get me through a whole movie! I know you appreciate the effort that goes into something like this, Tuffy. It was work but now I'm onto a fun piece and life is great again! 😊
@@tuffymartinez I like the peanut filled ones so I think the bowl would work well. If there was still room I could just add another package . . . the large bags sold at Costco. I’m a quilter so Phil’s filled bowl would keep me happy, especially when M&Ms melt in my mouth and not in my hands. It’s important to keep the fabric clean, no one wants a messy quilt.
Good afternoon, Phil. Now that's a bowl. Big, bold and beautiful. Very nice work with the bark patching. The use of the right angle flap grinder was the perfect tool for the need. I like the outcome. Now it's time for a nap.
Phil - I'm my...ahem...humble opinion... This is the best piece I've seen you create. I love everything about it. I am especially proud of you for leaving the wide margin on the top and then put the little lip on it. It's perfect. I know it was a ton of work, but you started with a good piece of wood. You should always be working with good pieces of wood Phil and this bowl is proof of it. Please don't devalue your talent. You're really good. >>>>>>>>This piece should be in a high end gallery, and priced accordingly. It's absolutely superb.
Hi phil ive always said your a masterwoodturner and you have proved it over these 5 days with this beautiful piece of wood. I like the woods grain, bark, inclusions, colour and markings. I thoroughly enjoyed the video and how you explain and show us everything you are doing and why. The huge Ponderosa Pine bowl is magnificent and unique thank you for your time and energy you putinto turning the bowl. Amanda xxxxxx
I turned some Pine years ago but this is my first time with Ponderosa. Other than nearly killing me, I'm very happy with the grain and color of this piece, Ken. 😊
Not only do you inspire with your work, you also impress with your patience. I hope to someday be a decent wood turner and be able to produce some pieces that may come close to yours but more so I hope to have the kind demeanor and the humility as the likes of Phil Anderson. Your one of the best Phil and that goes beond wood turning!
Morning Phil, That was a big lump of Pine. I really do love the end result as ever. I have a video in a couple of weeks that might interest you and bring back memories of this one. Great video as always. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw
That's a beautiful bowl. It looked shallower on lathe almost like a custom bird bath but the hole killed that thought great to see you doing your craft. Good night Great Job Phil I missed watching you make beautiful pieces of art
Beautiful Phil, Lots of people dismiss Pine ( Insert Species) as a undesired medium to use for fine woodworking but Pine has always had a special place on my shelf. I think most woodwork's for beginners and accomplished woodworkers, can be made into awesome pieces. Love the live edge and grain of this useful bowl. Love it! Thank you for sharing.
Great point, Dan! As a young woodworker, I used a lot of pine in my projects, mostly due to it's reasonable price at the time. I loved the smell as I ran it through my tablesaw. Lots of decorative and useful pieces still floating around somewhere, I suppose. This piece smelled great too as I cut into it. Thanks, buddy! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I could almost smell it as you where turning it. I used to bag pine shavings in zip lock bags as it reminded me of home. PNW!
This piece is big and beautiful. I like the live edge. A lot of work Phil but it is sure worth it. Right at the start you said mask and face shield on and I thought glove but there was your bare hand but though the magic of movies you all the sudden had a glove on 😂. Thanks for the show! Joel
Phil, you are just like my Mom! You struggled for a time, and created a big, bold, and beautiful thing. You saw it's potential and drew out it's inner and outer beauty. Now it is complete and has a purpose... It will live on beyond you, and you will live on through it. Congratulations Phil... On the birth of this bowl. Thanx for sharing and I'll keep watching. ✌️😎👍
Well that was sure worth watching because of its sheer size. You are wonderfully entertaining with your running commentary keeping us totally in the picture at all times. Five days was a heck of a commitment on your part & might I say, you did a fantastic job of editing it down. You have a style & presentation that is uniquely Phil Anderson & please don't ever try to change it. Thanks to your perseverance & skill this is a magnificent bowl & worthy of all the praise being expressed by all who admire your work. Your commitment to retaining as much bark & natural elements in each piece is highlighted in your skill in patching up all the missing pieces of bark & work with the angle grinder to achieve your final result. Great piece of work & great finish too, especially considering it is Pine & not noted as a high quality wood for finishing. Stay well my friend, Don from South Aust.
Seriously Phil, l thought the whole piece was going to go fall of when that chunk of bark went flying 😳 that Ponderosa pine with it's live edge is stunning, l love to watch the whole process, even the sanding, it's just fascinating that u can take that huge chunk of wood & turn it into such a beautiful bowl 😊 crikey, that carbide gauge really melts that wood away & u must be quite strong, cause u can see the force u apply to the wood & it jolting ur hand 🪵 ur hard work, is my relaxing time 😊
Well Phil, you know what? I think you might have made a sink! A lovely looking turning though I was worried you might have over done it regarding your own well being, you sounded absolutely knackered there at one point!😅 Smashing job...oh and by the way I kept reading your headline as a Ponderous Pine...which I suppose it was in many ways. 😂 Love that you managed to preserve that bark and get it tapered so beautifully. The colour is gorgeous. I'm taking bets your daughter has you water-seal it for a sink!😁👍
I love your love of the bark. I've seen many videos where someone attempted a live edge, lost some of the bark and then proceeded to chisel away the rest. Not you! You see the natural beauty and try your best to preserve it as best you can. That's why I love your channel. For all of its imperfections, that's what makes this piece naturally perfect. Beautiful, Mr Phil. Just beautiful.
Wow! Looks like you could put about a half bushel of apples in that bowl. Big fan of bark exclusions, I think they really add to the look. Have not turned any pine with success so far. I always get tear out. Very nice! Thanks Phil take the rest of the day off, lol.😅 Dan
Phil, You are the man who gets happier the closer a project gets to somewhere between very difficult and impossible 😵💫. Keep the aspidistra flying! God bless, Paul
A large beautiful pine burl and you glue the bark back on over that scrumptious wood. Gonna have to come over there and hide your glue bottle. At least a little of that bare patch still shows. Reminds me of leaving the fur coat on a swimsuit model (LOL!!!) That said, you did a beautiful job on bringing out the figure on the rest of the bowl. Tiring yes, but worth all the effort you put into it. Hope the turn (walnut?) goes easier!
Looks Awesome Phil! I believe it was definitely worth it! Glad you kept working with that bark that really adds super duper nice character to the piece, Enjoyed the video! 😎👍
I watched someone else turn something the other day. I am delighted to see many people making beautiful things with lathes and deriving great satisfaction from doing so. You are such a calming presence and so good at your craft, though, that having come across your work early makes most others hard to watch. Part of it is that I like your taste; I don't like putting resin in and on everything, say, and it drives me up a tree to see how much of what's interesting about a piece of wood others take away. But I guess I really like that you seem to work with instead of against your medium, as so many other folks seem to. Thank you for thinking about how much you can keep and not just what you're going to take away.
It turned out very nice Phil. Glad you showed us how nice pine can be. I acutely like turning pine and i love the wood. I have to say since tuning into your channel i have really come to appreciate natural edge turning. Very nice and thank you for sharing. I sent you an email as well. look forward to hearing from you. Thanks again Phil.
I think Ben Cartwright himself would love having that in his house at the Ponderosa! I know I would!!
Thanks again, Phil!
Haha, I've been in that house, Kelly! Thank you! 😊
Great idea putting the bead on top to delineate the bowl from the wings.
Thank you, Gary! 😊
Gosh, Phil, that was some commitment to the cause of a TH-cam video for our benefit! You always entertain and educate us, and produce pieces that no-one else would contemplate or envisage - you truly have a unique style ... and that is why we eagerly look forward to Thursday night in your company! Thank you so much.
So kind of you David, thank you! 😊
The work of your hands is beautiful...
"One who is slack in his work is brother to one who destroys." Proverbs 18:9 NIV
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Don't worry about the name, the first name is right 😂
I would have turned it the other side up but I think you made the right choice.😊 I love it.
I debated back and forth on this, Arland! I think my intention was to go bark side up when I first saw it, but after turning it over and over about 50 times, flat side won! 😊
Golly, Phil, that is a big Ole bowl. It turned out fabulous. Made me tired watching 😆. People don't realize how beautiful Pine can be. I love it!!! You did a fabulous job on that big piece.
Thank you, Jane! 😊
I am out of proper adjectives! You have blown me away with this one!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!!
You are too much!!
So well done, a masterpiece!!
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Wow, thank you, Colleen!! 😊
No apologies Phil.
Getting older isn't for sissies.
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You always do such a beautiful piece 💜🙏
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Hi 👋, Phil from Phil. What a great looking 👀 Bowl, definitely a lot of fun to seeing you turning that peace, I don’t think a lot of people realise the time and effort that you have to put into a bowl turning like this, that is a amazing peace of Art, well done Phil. Stay safe.keep up the great work, we all look 👀 forward to seeing your next project, Phil from the moulin France.
Thank you, Phil! Working on the next one, now! 😊
I was watching some other TH-cam video when the notification for this video popped up. I instantly jumped over to your channel to watch your newly uploaded video. I truly enjoy watching your masterful works of art. I'm not even done watching yet. I just wanted to jump on here real quick and be one of the first to comment. 😉
That is awesome, Les, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil. The most important lesson I have learned from you is "Mask and Face Shield On". I reviewed all my tools and easily see the safety requirements to use a mask and shield for most all tools I have. I have a bald spot on the top of my head and decided to leave it be. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You turned out yet another beautiful masterpiece!!!!!
Cool, thank you, Fred! 😊
I have to be honest and say I didn't think this was going to work out, however Phil produced the magic and it turned out just fine, worth the time spent on it, good job Phil. 😁
I'm glad you think so, Lewis, thank you! 😊
Whew! You had your hands full Phil ! But you brought it home buddy and made a beautiful piece to be proud of. Thanks for sharing with us.
My pleasure, Kid, thanks for watching! 😊
Glad for you when you're up for a big-boy undertaking! Attaboy Phil!
Haha, not up for it again anytime soon! 😊
I chuckled at your sink comment 😂
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Wow Phil! This one seemed to fight you all the way, but certainly from MY point of view it was worth it!! Once again you have performed your weekly miracle of turning a lump of firewood into a beautiful work of art!
Congratulations, Sir! Now go and put your feet up! You deserve a rest after that 5-day marathon!
My feet are up as we speak, Phil! 😊
Phil, that was a lot of work. I'm tired for you. It is absolutely beautiful. The shape, the bark and the colors are just wonderful. Thank you for all work you put in to making this bowl.
Haha, I appreciate that, Jean, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil Waaaou. Big turn. The bark on the edge, looks like an eagle in flight, with wings spread out. Pretty. Pretty. Pretty. She flew over the tops of the Shady Acre Trees Tops, and decided to metamorphose herself into a bowl. Despite that we can hear the fatigue in your voice at one point, it is a beautiful bowl.
Forest fire smoke wise, I have been pretty lucky. Bought two air purifiers: one for the car; one for the house. Our air quality has been much better than it has been for some.
Have a beautiful week. Going snorkeling.
Oh, snorkeling will get you away from that smoke for awhile! Enjoy! 😊
Cool ponderosa. We have a lot of them around my neck of the woods along with pinion & juniper. You rose to the challenge of that flaky bark. Awesome tuning with soft wood. If you smell that bark in nature it smells like butterscotch!! Thanks for sharing. 🌲
Very cool 😊
This one is a humdinger, Phil. Just beautiful. This would make a great center of the table Fruit Bowl. A definite winner even if it took the juice outta you! Easy for me to say😂😂😂 Thanks Phil.
Haha, yep, easy for you to say, Kersi! 😊
Wow who would have guessed that pine would end up a beautiful bowl This one sure did. You put a lot of hard work in it but it sure did the trick.
I had a PT visit this morning and my shoulder was feeling pretty good. After watching this it just HURTS thinking about it LOL.
Well done my friend,
Gary
Haha, yeah, this one did me in for a few days. Good thing it took three days to edit the dang thing! Good news that your shoulder is responding to treatment. I've never had good luck with PT. Thanks, buddy! 😊
In this week's episode: Phil processes ponderous Ponderosa Pine piece - prepares phenomenal product! It was great that you were able to rescue some of the bark, that added to the overall amazingness of the bowl.
Ha! I kept seeing Ponderous Pine, Deidre, wish I'd thought of that perfect piece of alliteration though. Love it! 😄
Haha, love that, Deirdre, thank you! 😊
Phil, You outdid yourself with this one. I didn’t have to put the energy into it; but, it was worth it! It is amazingly beautiful!!! I love it!
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I think that’s the largest piece I’ve ever seen you do Phil. It’s beautiful! That one gave you a good workout. Glad you took time to do it over several days so you didn’t exist over extend yourself.
Thanks, Leona! 😊
Another Shady Achers MASTER piece. Phil, you never cease to amaze me with your work.
Thanks, Jack! 😊
Well, you done did it again!!
Just lovely as usual!
I'm like you, leaving the bark gives the item pizzazz!!
Have a great day! Waiting for the next adventure!!
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Thank you, Colleen! 😊
The bark and the top make the great difference , I knew at first sight that Phil had some idea of his own , as usual ...
You are right, those make this piece special, Youenn! Thanks! 😊
That WOULD be a gorgeous sink, Phil!! It’s not too late, buddy. I know you can do it! 😎😎😎
Okay, it’s a beautiful bowl just like that. I’m sure it was already enough work to get it to that point. Great job, buddy!
You’d better rest up a bit now! 😁😁😁
Take care,
…..Gord
Finished a couple days ago, still resting, Gord! LOL! Thanks, buddy! 😊
Thank You Phil Anderson, Thank You Arland Sanborn... WOW This Is One Monumental Turning.... Quite a big one Phil... This turning was hard on you and I am sorry for that BUT you did quite an impressive job of it all and wonderful entertainment for all your viewers. That carbide seemed to help make life a bit easier? After all your efforts on this 5-day bowl you can now sit back with your ultimate M&M container 😆 Phil it was difficult BUT you are now a much better, stronger, more experienced/skilled wood turner than you were a week ago. ... Until next time Phil... I look forward to all you do... TM
Tuffy is right the bowl is perfect for a giant size bag of M&Ms. What a great way to celebrate a job beautifully done. Off to Costco for supplies and then just sit back and admire your work while you ponder, reach out to touch and pinch a chocolate reward. Gr-reat work.😮
Haha, yeah that ought to hold enough M&M's to get me through a whole movie! I know you appreciate the effort that goes into something like this, Tuffy. It was work but now I'm onto a fun piece and life is great again! 😊
Thank you, Betsy! 😊
@@betsy0br Hi Betsy... Sounds like you are also a fan of those little M&M's ? Question, is that bowl big enough, HA????
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@@tuffymartinez I like the peanut filled ones so I think the bowl would work well. If there was still room I could just add another package . . . the large bags sold at Costco. I’m a quilter so Phil’s filled bowl would keep me happy, especially when M&Ms melt in my mouth and not in my hands. It’s important to keep the fabric clean, no one wants a messy quilt.
Amazing effort put into this bowl. I love the the lengths you went to to restore the bark. It’s just beautiful. Thanks for hanging in with it.
Thank you very much! 😊
Very beautiful being that it's "just pine" along with a unique shape. Thank you sticking with it for all those days! Blessings.
Thank you very much! 😊
What a great idea leaving the bark underneath!
I don’t think I ever saw one like that!!!!
Awesome
Glad you liked it, Luie! It was a chore! 😊
Good afternoon, Phil.
Now that's a bowl. Big, bold and beautiful. Very nice work with the bark patching. The use of the right angle flap grinder was the perfect tool for the need. I like the outcome. Now it's time for a nap.
More like a hibernation, Ray! LOL! Thank you! 😊
Phil - I'm my...ahem...humble opinion... This is the best piece I've seen you create. I love everything about it. I am especially proud of you for leaving the wide margin on the top and then put the little lip on it. It's perfect. I know it was a ton of work, but you started with a good piece of wood. You should always be working with good pieces of wood Phil and this bowl is proof of it. Please don't devalue your talent. You're really good.
>>>>>>>>This piece should be in a high end gallery, and priced accordingly. It's absolutely superb.
Wow, now my head is all swelled up! LOL! Thank you! 😊
Wow. What a project. A lot of work for sure. I can see it full of popcorn. Hmmmmm. 💕
Yeah, just right for popcorn, Vickie! A tad too big for M&M's! 😊
That was a big piece. Turning the same piece for five days is a project. As always a nice job.
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Hi phil ive always said your a masterwoodturner and you have proved it over these 5 days with this beautiful piece of wood. I like the woods grain, bark, inclusions, colour and markings. I thoroughly enjoyed the video and how you explain and show us everything you are doing and why. The huge Ponderosa Pine bowl is magnificent and unique thank you for your time and energy you putinto turning the bowl. Amanda xxxxxx
Many thanks, Amanda! 😊
Morning Phil, that is some sized bowl! The end result is just beautiful. All the best, Mike
Thank you, Mike! 😊
Phil that came out very very well. I never would have considered turning Ponderosa Pine for a finished piece, but you did wonders with it. Wow!!
I turned some Pine years ago but this is my first time with Ponderosa. Other than nearly killing me, I'm very happy with the grain and color of this piece, Ken. 😊
I really like this bowl. I can see the bowl settin the on a kitchen island filled with fruits. Brautiful
Glad you like it! Thanks, Chris! 😀
Not only do you inspire with your work, you also impress with your patience.
I hope to someday be a decent wood turner and be able to produce some pieces that may come close to yours but more so I hope to have the kind demeanor and the humility as the likes of Phil Anderson.
Your one of the best Phil and that goes beond wood turning!
Wow, thank you so much! 😊
That turned out better than I thought it would. very good. you are the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time.)
Wow, thank you, David! 😊
It took me a long time to watch this video but man I’m glad I didn’t pass it up! That bowl is SO WORTH IT! Thanks for sharing! I love it.
Any time, Tina, thanks for watching and commenting! 😊
Morning Phil, That was a big lump of Pine.
I really do love the end result as ever.
I have a video in a couple of weeks that might interest you and bring back memories of this one.
Great video as always.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
I will check it out, thanks, Huw! 😊
That's a beautiful bowl. It looked shallower on lathe almost like a custom bird bath but the hole killed that thought great to see you doing your craft. Good night Great Job Phil I missed watching you make beautiful pieces of art
Good to see you, Rich and thank you! 😊
Beautiful Phil, Lots of people dismiss Pine ( Insert Species) as a undesired medium to use for fine woodworking but Pine has always had a special place on my shelf. I think most woodwork's for beginners and accomplished woodworkers, can be made into awesome pieces. Love the live edge and grain of this useful bowl. Love it! Thank you for sharing.
Great point, Dan! As a young woodworker, I used a lot of pine in my projects, mostly due to it's reasonable price at the time. I loved the smell as I ran it through my tablesaw. Lots of decorative and useful pieces still floating around somewhere, I suppose. This piece smelled great too as I cut into it. Thanks, buddy! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I could almost smell it as you where turning it. I used to bag pine shavings in zip lock bags as it reminded me of home. PNW!
Really nice bowl, Phil. I know it was a LOT of work but I'm glad you persevered because it was worth it. Time to take a long rest.
Bill
Gotta get back at it for the next one, Bill! 😊
Great work Phil...didn't think pine would look that good...nice comb over on the bald spots🤣🤣stay safe...press on 😎Joe
Thanks, you too! 😊
For just a piece of pine it came out beautiful. Love how big it is, stunning indeed. Thanks for the work and sharing it with us.🌿 👍👍👍👍👍 🕊
My pleasure, Rob, thanks for watching! 😊
This piece is big and beautiful. I like the live edge. A lot of work Phil but it is sure worth it. Right at the start you said mask and face shield on and I thought glove but there was your bare hand but though the magic of movies you all the sudden had a glove on 😂.
Thanks for the show!
Joel
Haha, yup, forgot to mention the glove! 😊
Great outcome, Phil. Your patience was rewarded. Well done.
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Huge bowl with unique design
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I love the brown that's under the gray bark. Awesome work Phil!
Cool, me too! 😊
Phil, you are just like my Mom! You struggled for a time, and created a big, bold, and beautiful thing. You saw it's potential and drew out it's inner and outer beauty. Now it is complete and has a purpose... It will live on beyond you, and you will live on through it. Congratulations Phil... On the birth of this bowl. Thanx for sharing and I'll keep watching. ✌️😎👍
Wow, I appreciate this, thank you so much! 😊
Wow, Phil, you showed courage to even try to turn a blank with known challenges. Well done!
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Well that was sure worth watching because of its sheer size. You are wonderfully entertaining with your running commentary keeping us totally in the picture at all times. Five days was a heck of a commitment on your part & might I say, you did a fantastic job of editing it down. You have a style & presentation that is uniquely Phil Anderson & please don't ever try to change it. Thanks to your perseverance & skill this is a magnificent bowl & worthy of all the praise being expressed by all who admire your work. Your commitment to retaining as much bark & natural elements in each piece is highlighted in your skill in patching up all the missing pieces of bark & work with the angle grinder to achieve your final result. Great piece of work & great finish too, especially considering it is Pine & not noted as a high quality wood for finishing. Stay well my friend, Don from South Aust.
Thank you so much, Don, I'm really glad you took the time to watch and comment! 😊
Well said, Don! Phil's energy & stamina are an example to us all! As is his knack of finding the beauty in every piece of wood he picks up!
Looks great
Thank you! 😊
Well that sure is one for the books. Loved watching the transformation.
Thanks, Chris! 😊
Seriously Phil, l thought the whole piece was going to go fall of when that chunk of bark went flying 😳 that Ponderosa pine with it's live edge is stunning, l love to watch the whole process, even the sanding, it's just fascinating that u can take that huge chunk of wood & turn it into such a beautiful bowl 😊 crikey, that carbide gauge really melts that wood away & u must be quite strong, cause u can see the force u apply to the wood & it jolting ur hand 🪵 ur hard work, is my relaxing time 😊
Haha, glad to help you relax, Karen! Thanks for watching! 😊
Well Phil, you know what? I think you might have made a sink!
A lovely looking turning though I was worried you might have over done it regarding your own well being, you sounded absolutely knackered there at one point!😅
Smashing job...oh and by the way I kept reading your headline as a Ponderous Pine...which I suppose it was in many ways. 😂
Love that you managed to preserve that bark and get it tapered so beautifully. The colour is gorgeous.
I'm taking bets your daughter has you water-seal it for a sink!😁👍
She can seal it when I'm not here anymore, Jude! 😊
Excellent 🏆🎖🏆5 day bet you thought you was back at work, cracking centre piece that one, well done top job. All the best from Lincolnshire UK
Back at work and my pay dropped to 0! LOL! Thanks, Gary! 😊
Oh my goodness, Phil! It’s beautiful!❤ I could hear the tiredness in your voice. It was a long haul, but definitely worth the five days!
Haha, it took three days just to edit it, MaryBeth! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Thank you for your willingness to do all the work to be able to share the video!
I love your love of the bark. I've seen many videos where someone attempted a live edge, lost some of the bark and then proceeded to chisel away the rest. Not you! You see the natural beauty and try your best to preserve it as best you can. That's why I love your channel.
For all of its imperfections, that's what makes this piece naturally perfect. Beautiful, Mr Phil. Just beautiful.
Thanks, Les! 😊
Howdy Phil ! That's a whole lotta bowl and it looks great! 👍
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It's gorgeous Phil. Can put a lot of stuff in it for snacks. hehe Love everything about it. 😍
Yes you can, Marge! But, I better not! 😊
Wow! Looks like you could put about a half bushel of apples in that bowl. Big fan of bark exclusions, I think they really add to the look. Have not turned any pine with success so far. I always get tear out. Very nice! Thanks Phil take the rest of the day off, lol.😅 Dan
Haha, thanks, Dan! 😊
You can put ALL your chicken in there Colonal Sanders. Liked and Shared.
Haha, you sure could, Nathan! Thank you! 😊
Phil,
You are the man who gets happier the closer a project gets to somewhere between very difficult and impossible 😵💫.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
God bless,
Paul
Haha, I suppose that's true, Paul! 😊
I love it Phil I'm not crazy about pine but I love that you are the man
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Beautiful!! Very rarely think about turning pine, you’ve changed my mind.
Hard wood is generally easier to turn than this soft Pine but still, I'm glad I turned it, Debra. 😊
Spectacular Phil - the Ponderosa pine bowl is one of your best!
I'm glad you think so, thank you, Richard! 😊
What a fantastic piece Phil. The natural edge is amazing, Another wonderful work of art from a natural material. With skill. You are an inspiration
Glad you enjoyed it, Barry, thanks! 😊
Beautiful bowl Phil but wow five days is a long commitment. Congratulations on finishing it!!
Yes it was! 😊
Okay, so once again, I thought you were crazy (and I'm not saying you're not!) but boy, is this a nice bowl! Thanks for sharing.
It was a weak moment I won't be having again anytime soon, Michael! 😊
A superb turn Phil and a beautiful piece. Cheers. Mike
Thanks for watching and commenting, Mike! 😊
It’s “ Yuggggge “. Nicely done. Something to be proud of for sure. Love it. 👍👍👍
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Beautiful work and well worth the effort. I love the way you dealt with the bark, using a grinder to mellow the edges. Another masterpiece Phil.
Thank you very much, Alan! 😊
A large beautiful pine burl and you glue the bark back on over that scrumptious wood. Gonna have to come over there and hide your glue bottle. At least a little of that bare patch still shows. Reminds me of leaving the fur coat on a swimsuit model (LOL!!!) That said, you did a beautiful job on bringing out the figure on the rest of the bowl. Tiring yes, but worth all the effort you put into it. Hope the turn (walnut?) goes easier!
So far so good on the Walnut, Valerie! Can't wait to get back to it as soon as I finish these comments! 😊
You did it Phil!!!! 👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
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Phil, this is one of your best. Wow a pleasure as always.😊
Thank you, George! 😊
Wow Phil that is a big bowl and it looks pretty darn good. I really like how you did the live edge. Lots of work on this one. God Bless you Phil.
Thank you, Bob! 😊
There it is again …crud……we say that over here in England County Durham 😂😂😂😂😂….great work Phil, your style of work is inspirational 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks, William! 😊
Another beautiful turning. Glad to see you were able to glue the bark back on.
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Looks Awesome Phil! I believe it was definitely worth it!
Glad you kept working with that bark that really adds super duper nice character to the piece, Enjoyed the video! 😎👍
Thanks, Kimsey! I do think the bark was necessary to bring out the best of this piece with that great contrast. Have a good one, my friend! 😊
Wow 🤩 very beautiful Phil!!!!! Another on for the books, great job 👏
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It's a big one, and it's beautiful. It was a very enjoyable video Phil. Thank you for sharing. I love the rim. Hope to see you on the next one
Yes, the rim and bark are the highlight of this one, Albert! Thanks! 😊
Wow, way to go again Phil😊
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I like the outcome too Phil. The texture of the bark is amazing😊
I like that bark too, David! 😊
Very nice piece,Phil. First bowl I’ve seen made from ponderosa pine. Thanks for the video, Scott
Thanks for watching, Scott! 😊
Beautiful bowl, Phil! I love the bead around the bowl opening! Great job and it was truly worth all that effort!
Good to know, Billy, thanks, Buddy! 😊
That would have made a stunning salad bowl! It’s also stunning as is!!
Thank you, Kristina! 😊
As always a beautiful job Phil. I always enjoy watching you.
Thank you, I really appreciate that! 😊
Wow and WOW - pine, when it cooperates, is super. Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
A beautiful and challenging piece worthy of a special place amongst all of your other pieces. Thanks
Thanks, Michael! 😊
Phil from what look uninspiring to a wonderful bowl, Thank you for sharing
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Wow, that's impressive! Greetings from Scotland. 🍻
Thanks for watching, Al! 😊
Love the combo of bark and finished wood. Good job
Thank you! 😊 Cheers!
Phil, that is one great piece of art. Experience really pays!
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I watched someone else turn something the other day. I am delighted to see many people making beautiful things with lathes and deriving great satisfaction from doing so. You are such a calming presence and so good at your craft, though, that having come across your work early makes most others hard to watch. Part of it is that I like your taste; I don't like putting resin in and on everything, say, and it drives me up a tree to see how much of what's interesting about a piece of wood others take away. But I guess I really like that you seem to work with instead of against your medium, as so many other folks seem to. Thank you for thinking about how much you can keep and not just what you're going to take away.
And thank you for understanding what I'm trying to do here! 😊
It turned out very nice Phil. Glad you showed us how nice pine can be. I acutely like turning pine and i love the wood. I have to say since tuning into your channel i have really come to appreciate natural edge turning. Very nice and thank you for sharing. I sent you an email as well. look forward to hearing from you. Thanks again Phil.
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