Smoothing Finish Coats - Wood Turning
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- Just a short video to show what I use and how I smooth between coats of sanding sealer and shellac. Cutting the 2" disks is a real time and work saver and does a great job! I hope this helps!
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Things I Like To Turn:
Live Edge Bowls, Natural Edge Bowls, Bark On Bowls, Firewood Pile Bowls, Natural Vases, Wood With Bug Holes, Cracked, Natural Voids, Knots, Ironwood. The Unusual become my Newest Woodturning Video Each Week!
What I use:
Bowl Gouges, Spindle Gouge, Skew Chisel, Parting Tool, Dovetail Tool, Face Plate Ring, Wood Worm Screw, SuperNova2 Chuck, Power Sanding Disks, Sand O Flex, Howard Feed & Wax, Sanding Sealer, Shellac, Scotch Brite Pads for Smoothing Finishes
Thank You Phil....My thoughts are with you while you are in recovery. Health comes first above all. When/if your turning starts up again it could only be with your positive health. Please do not push recovery before it's time. I always look forward to what you have to offer........TM
Thanks a lot, Tuffy! I just completed a small, non-turning project. Hopefully the next one will be a turning! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop OR, how about a short cooking show on your "World Famous Ribs" ?..... TM
@@tuffymartinez Oh, sure, Tuffy! Then instead of watching, you all would be lined up down my driveway! LOL!
Thanks Phil. Hoping you are feeling better. Really miss seeing your turning videos and getting so inspired. All the best. Craig
Shouldn't be too much longer! 😊
Thanks, Mr. Phil, for the information awesome idea.
Glad it was helpful, Donald! 😊
Your sharing your hard earned wisdom is priceless to new turners. Thank you.
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Great to hear from you! You are sounding strong too. Hope you are feeling better each and every day.
I'm working on it, Vicki, thanks! 😊
HI Phil cool
Groovy, Manjit! 😊
Thanks Phil. Hope you are doing better.
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Thanks for the tips Phil! I know when you showed me cutting the disk and using the white I started doing it as well. I remember the white pad you had was real thick and was wondering if you got thinner ones or trimmed this one down. The ones I bought were thick but I kind of like them that way.
Take care buddy, these videos are great and helpful for all!
Gary
I had some thinner white pads before I bought the thick ones. I really like the thick ones for hand holding and the thinner for the 2" disk. Whatever works, right, buddy! 😊
well come back ,,,,,,,,take your time buddy,,,,,,,,,,,mark in the uk
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I hope you are feeling better Phil, I love all your techniques you use.
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Wonderphil 2 minutes Phil. Good to see you even if it's only 2 minutes, praying you are healing well.
Thank you, Billy! 😊
What a great idea! Holy cow! I would not have thought that the 3M pads would stick to the sanding disk hooks! This is a game changer, for certain! Thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful, Dave! It takes awhile to get used to the idea and remember it! LOL!
Great tip Phil. See, we are all still watching. Every little gem is so valuable especially to new turners. Keep well..
Good to know, Mike, thanks! 😊
Hi Phil, I have seen you use those many times but it is nice to have a dedicated short video on how to use them to the best advantage. I'm keeping this series for future reference.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Thanks a lot, Huw! 😊
Great information, Phil. I have never used Scotchbrite so I guess it's time to get some. I hope you continue to feel better, my friend. Take care of yourself, buddy! We are all thinking about you.
Take care,
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I'm glad it might be helpful to you, Gord. They sure work great for me and just aren't as messy as a lot of other methods can be. Thank you, buddy! You take good care, too!
Phil
I imagine there is less grit/dust from the wood with the scrubby pads than sandpaper. Seems like the scrubby pads polish as it smooths the wood. Less grit/dust in the air is better especially if you have lung irritation from the dust and grit, like me.
This is all true, Michalene! 😊
Thanks Dr Phil….a master of wood turning & finishing. 👍
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Thank you for sharing your invaluable experience.
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Thank you Phil, that answered my question perfectly. Much appreciated! Take care.
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Thanks for the short video Phil. You always have very useful information.
As always thank you Phil. Hope you are doing better. In prayers.
Thank you kindly, Carl! 😊
Thanks Phil! Always happy to hear your voice and see your stuff. Good tip!!
I appreciate that, Rick! 😊
Thanks for sharing tips. Take care of yourself. Praying for your health
Thank you, Rocio! 😊
New wood turner and i would like to express how much i enjoy your videos. There are many turning videos out there but you are by far my favorite to watch and gain inspiration and great ideas from. Hope you feel better soon and thank you so very much for all your valuable insight!
Very kind of you, Eddie! Thank you for watching and for your great comment! 😊
the finishing process must be gradual, the sandpaper method is rough, a little smooth and smooth. then the finishing can be maximized. right. greetings from Indonesia. wood lathe beginner
Thank you! 😊
Been thinking of you a lot ...mask and face shield on.....probably I'm getting better at the mask thing! Be well my friend. Dennis
Thanks a lot, Dennis! Do use your mask, buddy. It's probably what has kept me from only being as sick as I am. 😊
Nice tip. Thanks, Phil. Your finish is always exceptional and this is one of the reasons why. Take care.
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Thanks, Phil...I love using the Scotch pads for smoothing my bowls!
Perfect, thanks, Carol! 😊
Good evening, Phil. Here's a tip..... Tune in to Phil's channel for many great tips on wood turning. All the best to you, my friend.
Haha, thanks for the plug, Ray! 😊
Great to see your video. Continued thoughts and prayers for your health.
Thanks a lot, Mark! 😊
Thanks for the tips. I just started turning in August and am pretty addicted. I’ve got it mostly figured out except for the finish in the bottom of the bowl, this should help.
Dave on Kennewick.
Great to hear, Dave, you've got this! 😊
Hello my friend hope your feeling better keep your chin up hope your getting plenty of rest. We are all missing you and your expert advice. Take care 👍👍👍😊😊😊♥️
Thanks so much, Kelvin!
🙋♂️🏴 Hi Phil it great that you are willing to pass on the knowledge to others that have gained over the years working at your lathe at Shady Acres. Look after yourself.
Thanks, John! 😊
thanks Phil, take care, us new old guy turners need your knowledge and guidance....
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Hey Phil! You are in my prayers. I pray that God will continue to heal and comfort you. Stay strong and continue to be creative, 💜💜God bless you!💜💜
So kind of you, Jo Ann, thank you! 😊
Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge with another great video! Continued prayers for your health please take care. .
Thank you, Kathy! 😊
Really nice explanation on how to adhere the circles to the Velcro. Never thought about that. Thank you. Continued prayers for your complete recovery.
Glad it was helpful, Jay! Thank you, my friend. 😊
Praying for you. I love your work and compare others work to yours. They loose!!!
Haha, so kind of you, Carol, thank you! 😊
Great idea Phil! I never thought of using the scotchbrite pads on my wood turnings. I don't know why. I've used them in the metal work I do. I'll try them on my bext bowl. Thank you!
Cool, thanks, Scott! 😊
Thank you sir! Hold Fast and get well!!!
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Thank you Phil!
great tips sir
You bet, Luie! 😊
Been busy, but I wanted to stop by and say HI, and to show my support for you and our strictly, cyber friendship. Hope you’re doing better. Be safe, stay safe and take care. 🎅🏼 💚❤️🤍 *✨Roma 🎄💚🌳
I'm glad you did, Roma! You put a smile on my face this morning! 😊
All useful information, thank you. By the way I use a APF 10 Evolution Powered Respirator, it works well even with my direct oxygen feed. I think a voice over narration may be the way forward. Again thanks for the video.
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I’m a woodturner only in my imagination but I still love your videos. I like your instructional videos. Always fun to see how the magic is really done. If you’ve been in poor health, I wish you a speedy recovery. Best wishes for 2022.
Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment on so many of my videos, Leona. I truly appreciate that! 😊
Thank you for these shorts. Wish you steady recovery and a lovely calm Christmas. So nice of you to keep posting during your convalescence, but be careful
Thank you, Sara! 😊 You too!
Secrets revealed! I always wondered what exactly was done in between coats. Thank you Phil. These short videos are very helpful also. Keep getting better.🙏
Thanks Mark, I kinda feel like I'm getting there! 😊
Thanks for pointing this out Phil! I did see you post this before. It’s good to be reminded.
You're welcome 😊
Howdy Phil, Well, you have until December the 16th to get back to 110%. The 16th is when I go in to get four more clogs Roto-Rootered. I'll tell the Docs to use your trick of using scotch brite pads on my veins to make sure they are smooth enough to not clog again. One of us has to stay in good enough condition to keep the world turning. My sweetie has ordered me to do nothing but, eat, sleep, and watch old western movies, until I get patched back up. I quickly found out that I am extremely good at doing all three. "Well that's it for now Partner" God Bless !!!!!
I don't think I will make it by the 16th, at least not to 110%. But, I do intend to do some turning pretty soon. Best wishes for a trouble free procedure and a speedy recovery, Freddie! 😊
Hello Phil I have been thinking about you lately. I sure do miss your videos. I hope to learn more tricks from you in the future. Take care my friend 💖. Hugs to you from central Pa. Get well soon ☺️.
Thanks a lot, Edward! 😊
Good bunch of tips Phil, now I need to buy some scotch brits pads, thanks!
Cheers Al
I think you won't regret it, Al! 😊
Hey up Phil I'm getting some tips under me belt. Hope your doing has your told and getting back to full fighting weight . I'm sure I speak for all, we are thinking of you and behind you fella.
All the best
Gary Lincolnshire uk
Thank you so much, Gary! 😊
Hi, Phil. I always enjoy reading the comments from Tuffy and Gary and Gord. You guys have quite a camaraderie going, and I'll have to admit that I'm a little envious. That said, what time will the ribs be done and remind me again what your address is... Take care of yourself! I look forward to your next video, and the day when I get to be smart like you guys and start posting some of my own.
We could use another woodturner in our Favorites list, Paul, go for it!
Most excellent tip Phil! Thank you.
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Wonderful!! Your in the shop today.
Yes I am! 😊
Great tips, Phil. I really have enjoyed your recent videos with tips and tricks and look forward to the day you get back to turning. Hope whatever has afflicted you passes soon. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Thank you so much, Tom, I really appreciate your kind comment!
Thankyou for the short video Phil.. keep safe and take care 😊
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Hey Phil, I’ve been using your Scotchbrite drill technique ever since you showed it in another one of your videos. Thanks and you’re in my prayers my friend. I hope you get better soon!
That's great, John, thank you! 😊
This video is great. I love the drill idea, never thought scotch brite would have stuck to the drill pad unless I saw this.
I'm glad to see you, hope you are recovering well.
Thank you! 😊
Hoping the recovery is progressing well my friend nice to hear from you but please pace yourself we all want to see you back fit and well.
Thanks a lot, Lewis, I'm working on it! 😊
Hey Phil! Glad to see you in front of the camera again - and the lathe!! Get 100% well soon my friend!
Thanks, Roy! 😊
Thank you Phil, hope your recovery is going well. Putting out these little shorts is a great idea and we'll keep commenting for "the algorithm" whatever that is 😂
Look after yourself and stay safe. 🙏
I appreciate that, Jude, thank you! 😊
Phil, I have been using this idea of yours and Holy cow what a difference, you are the man. be very careful with your health, there is nothing more important.
Glad it's helpful, Don. 😊
I have been doing this for a while but I have not with a drill motor. That sounds like a good idea.
It's so much better, Don. I hope you'll give it a try! 😊
Nice tip Phil, hope you get to feeling better soon. I have a some breathing issues from my military deployments and I really have to watch the dust. Have you tried using expended foam sanding pads to wrap your sandpaper and pads around. I find it helps sand out odd shapes and keeps a more even pressure across the sanding medium.
Thanks, Ken! I almost always power sand with my 2" disks on a soft intermediate pad. For those odd areas, your method sounds great. Do you have a link?
Mr A.so glad to see you agen.You take care and let us know from time to time
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Thanks for the tutorials. ♥️
You’re welcome 😊
arr right this is very interesting, i never thought of using this thank you, you are a true gentleman for passing on your skills
Glad it was helpful, Nigel! 😊
Thanks Phil for the tip. Hope your feeling better brother! Happy Turning 🤘🏼💫🪵
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Great tips, Phil. I started doing this after I saw it in one of your videos. I have even taken to buying a 50mm punch, so I can quickly punch out circles of various pads or even rolls of hook-and-loop sandpaper.
Good stuff, Paul, thanks! 😊
Thanks Phil. I hope you are well. 👍
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Thanks for another good lesson.
My pleasure, Lillie, thanks for watching! 😊
Hope you're feeling better
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Cool info. Hope you are continuing to feel better! 😊
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Thanks Phil, good tip.
Any time, George! 😊
Great tips, Phil. Cheers!
Thanks for watching, Stewart! 😊
Great video Phil, keep safe and take care of yourself.
Thank you, John!
Great idea there Phil! Get better soon
Thanks, Kandie! 😊
Very nice Phil. Take it easy and take all the time you need to get healthy.
Thank you! 😊
Good to see you turning and sharing great tips.
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Thanks Shady good to see ya
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Nice tip, thanks.
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Thank you, Phil.
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Thanks for redirecting me to this very informative video! I'm learning so much!
Glad it was helpful, Nathan! 😊
Thanks I do have some scotch bites. I will give it a try. Got to protect the lungs. I don't do very well
Great information
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I hope you are feeling top notch these days. I turned my first live edge bowl. Thank you for inspiring me.
Excellent, thank you, Vince! 😊
Thank you sir, I use the green ones for de nibbing after sealer ( green ones are about 400 grit) Followed by Yorkshire Grit, standard & microfine ( this takes it to about 2000 grit) prior to a final food & toy safe wax finish. Never thought of using the pads on a rotary sander - must try that. As to PPE, have you thought about using a positive airflow face shield, Trend, 3M etc. A bit on the bulky side I know but they do make a difference as I've found out. Keep safe, be careful, regards!
I have thought about the Trend, etc. but as you say, bulky. I just don't think I would use one. If it ain't fun, I ain't gonna do it! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Understood Phil! not as light as a standard face shield but I'm quite happy with mine, take care, cheers!
Thanks for the tip ✌
You bet! 😊
Thanks Phil.
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Good reminder of how simple it is to adapt new products to improve our craft and make things go smoother (pun intended). Fingers crossed you are on the mend and back at the lathe soon. How frustrating to not be able to use the Jet.
Yeah, frustrating for sure, Valerie. I'm fixin' to give the Jet another go here pretty soon. 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop 😃👍🏻👍🏻Maybe some short, simple, and easy projects?
I recently switched to using scotch brite pads whenever I’m sanding any sort of finish. The pads don’t load up and leave imperfections from the goobers that can form on regular sandpaper. The maroon pads are a bit more coarse than the grey, so they can remove brush marks or other larger imperfections.
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Better?
Then what? LOL! I wish I knew, Kevin. 😊
Phil one thing you’ve never discussed that I’ve heard is the buffing you do after applying Howards Feed & Wax. Is it anything beyond just holding a folded cloth up to the spinning piece?
Nope, that's pretty much it, Victor. I just finished a couple small, non-turned pieces, video next week. For those, I actually just wiped the surface rather than buffed and it worked great! 😊
Thanks for such a great tip. Appreciate you so much. Praying you continue to heal, Friend. Take gentle care of yourself. ❣️🙏🏻
Thank you, Danella! 😊
Nice short how-to. Thanks Phil. You sure bring joy to many people. Take care and keep chugging on Phil!
Thanks a lot, Kersi! 😊
Great info Phil, thank you for sharing.. but I was wondering, when you sand with your 2inch disc sander is your drill in high or low? Same question for the buffing. I get concerned with heat issues can it cause " stress " cracks? Take care and get healthy I/we miss your videos.
Thanks again.
Glenn Rocker
Thank you, Glenn! It's on high but I think that is only about 750 rpm for this drill. Heat cracks can be an issue but for most of what I turn, the wood is still quite thick when I'm done and heat buildup is pretty much non-existent. 😊
Phil hope your feeling better. Really miss seeing your most beautiful pieces of work. Get well soon.
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I was worried you were still unwell, I hope you are 100% but don’t push yourself
Be well
Michael 🇬🇧
I'm working on it, Michael! 😊
You are incredibly inspiring to me Phil. Thank you so much for being you. I have turned Christmas presents for family the last few years and have you to thank for some of my best pieces I get to share with loved ones.
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I have seen your demonstration if this product before, but great to have it reinforced. Glad you are making videos again, even these shorts. Thanks for sharing. Keep improving. Prayers sent!
Thank you, James! 😊
Really nice to see your video.Thank goodness that some of my scrap wood did not make it up the chimney. Hope you are doing well!
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We are so glad to see you every Thursday! Anything you want to say to us, we want to hear it. Thanks for another short and sweet video!
Thank you so much, Sabrina! 😊