Well, I'm now doing reruns on You Tube. Your videos are more entertaining than anything available on cable and the news is just beyond sanity these days. Thank you for sharing your talent with all to enjoy. Keep 'em coming, Phil.😊
The only thing missing on your video is the aroma of the wood as you are turning! A friend of mine was a turner, I used to watch him as he worked in his shed. One year I went with him to pick up a trunk from the New Forest in Hampshire, when we returned it being a bank holiday the mill was closed so we decided to cut it on the garage. So to say thank you he made me a standard lamp that I still have today it's in front of me as I'm writing. He took me to the shop where his articles are sold to buy a shade. I would love to have done some turning, I'm ninty now so its definitely a no go! You have a goal for each day now that you are on your own, so God bless Phil and continue to enjoy each day of turning. God bless you bring us sooooooo much pleasure! 😎🙏🇬🇧😅
And you didn't invite me to eat ribs with you! Lol 😆 only problem, you wouldn't have any to eat. About the bowl, it awesome Phil! I like seeing bark left on when possible. Most of it stayed on for ya. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Beautiful bowl Phil, I really enjoy watching you bring out the natural features in your turnings. God gave you a great gift in your talent to see the potential of each piece you fashion. It's so relaxing to go through your posts and see what you have done in the past, and what you're up to now. 🧐 🤠 God bless, and stay turnin'! Rick
I was about to go thur withdrawals with none of your videos this week, l so I watched your Cherry Plum turning, and as usual with your touch it turned it out to be a plum CHERRY!!!!!!~!~ piece. I LOVE IT!!!!!❤❤❤ KEEP ON TURNING
Woodturning is an art performed in may different ways, with many different finishes and different looks in the end result. However, I think the one thing that turners have most in common, we turn wood because we enjoy it, not because of a right or wrong way of doing things. You turn beautiful and unique pieces of art. Never let any negative comment occupy time that is meant for enjoyment. Wonderful work as always.
Beautiful. Was worried about the silence at the start. I watch a lot of turners on TH-cam but you’re about the only one who talks, which a noob like me learns a lot from. Thank you!
I don’t see any candy bars this week. 😂😁 Another lovely bowl, Phil! Beauty! I’ll be watching you from Colorado next week. YAY! Can’t wait! See you then, my friend! 🤗 🌲💚🌳 💖✨🌹👉🏼 Roma
Phil, another fantastic job, bowl is beautiful. In so far as removing the bottom piece is actually very smart, work smarter not harder! Dead on the money!
As usual a work of art Phil, cracks and all... I enjoy every minute of your videos... the way you remove the tenon is a signature of you I've not seen anyone else do it this way... thanks for this week's adventure 🤗
Thank you for your kind comment, Ruthlyn! I had never seen anyone do it, either, but now I have seen a couple turners use the technique. Whatever works for you, right? 😊
Dang! I knew I shouldn’t have had that spaghetti for supper but I did not know you were serving ribs. Oh well I probably would’ve been late getting there anyway, Phil. LOL! It sure is a pretty bowl, my friend. Great video, buddy! I look forward to next weeks episode! 👍👍👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Oh, I LOVE spaghetti, Gord! I've made it a couple times and it's good but I just can't make myself cook things that have more than a couple ingredients. If I knew you were coming I'd have started cooking a little later to give you time to get here! Thanks, buddy, see you soon! 😊
Great piece once again, Phil. I had to smile when you mentioned the viewer push-back comment on taking the nub off, why would you not do what you do, it is far more fun to turn it off. So a thought there, I think most of us turn firstly for the fun of it and others also get to sell some of what they do. Stay at it, Phil, I think the vast majority of us like your "Shady Acres Style." Keep well and stay safe.
Typed a comment about the commentator who didn't like how you took the nub off. Erased it because I heard my mother's voice say, if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all. I'm almost 69, she passed away almost 18 years ago, but while I can't remember where I put something 5 minutes ago, I remember those words heard innumerable times growing up! 😉💕
A portion of Scripture says; "Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it". Many of have similar experiences to yours. I remember my mom saying; " when you point a finger at someone, (in acusiation) you have three more pointing back at you. ;-)
@@robertweldon7909 yes, I certainly hoped for that during some challenging times with my daughter. I heard about pointing fingers a fair bit too but during sermons at church! ☺️
My Mom still keeps telling me that, she is 87 now, and thank goodness I convinced her to stay inside and stop gardening this week. It was 100 degrees around her house in central Minnesota. Thankfully, I didn't end up quite as stubborn as her. I love every one of the pieces you've made from this wood, every one is cracked, and yet still holds together just fine. I just turned a knot of cherry on an oak dowel, and it looks just like a big eyeball. I think I may dye the oak in the center and enhance the illusion. Keep on making cool stuff, Phil, and I will keep watching!
I hope you are well. I thank you for putting these videos out. You are an inspiration for me to grab any hunk of wood and try something with it. I hear your voice in my head saying “I dunno what I’m doing, but we’ll see”. Thank you.
I just found your channel yesterday so I’m catching up. This piece turned out so amazing and absolutely the bark is the front. Such good memories of my grandpa who had a bowl similar to this that he kept his pipe in. I can still smell his tobacco and the wood when he’d lay the hot pipe in it! 🥰
Thankyou Tuffy for sending Phil all this wonderful wood and thankyou Phil for giving a new life to this wood it will live on for a long time for people to enjoy
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I sure like the way you turn bowls . It's a style I have chosen to follow . I have only been doing this since the end of January . I needed to do something with wood . Keep up the great job .
This is my first comment on any video I've see on TH-cam. I just don't bother. I never really watched it because I thought it was just music and movies. But I was unwell recently and I've found a wealth of beautiful videos of people like you doing amazing things with wood. I only wanted to say that I love the way you take the little nub off at the end of the proces!! If you took it off and had to rest it on it's side on a workbench to use an "ordinary" chisel you might damage the rim or maybe even crack the bowl god forbid!! Besides I love the anticipation of seeing the nubby thing come off your way. I am learning so much about all the different trees and processes that are involved in making a wooden bowl. Thank you sincerely for letting us share your woody adventures 😃😍
Another beautiful bowl in the books. As always it was a pleasure to watch you work. I like the bark edge best at the front too. Thank you to Tuffy for sending and you for sharing and see you soon.
Another beautful bowl Phil. After watching many of your videos and seeing sll those bowls with the bark still attached. I had to try it myself. Not as nice looking as yours, but it was worth the learning experience. Thanks for allowing us all to share in your magic.
Phil I’m not a turner but I really enjoy watching your videos. I like the way you explain the process and your thinking as you go along. Your projects always turn out so beautiful. Thank you for sharing the experience.
Another nice piece. I like that cherry plum. As for the nub controversy....its your bowl, do with as you please. I personally like your technique. It requires a bit of skill and finesse. Thanks Phil.
Hi Phil, Another superb looking piece. I really like the Hit & Miss as well. It is what mother nature gave you. I admire and love the way you take the little nub off. I have tried it a couple of times but only when the piece was in a set of cole jaws. Cheating I know. LOL. Take care my friend. Cheers, Huw PS I have found the perfect answer to having hot tea while watching your videos. I pause the video while I make another cup. It has only taken me decades to work that out. LOL.
Thanks, Huw! I have a set of Cole jaws but never use them. You just can't hold what I normally turn in them. It doesn't really matter how you get it off as long as you do! LOL! HA! I'm so glad you found a way to enjoy your tea with the videos without sacrificing either. Good job, my friend! 😊
Perfect Phil 👌. Cherry has a reputation for cracking if you look side ways at it. Worth the effort as it's a rich beautiful grained wood. Well done Phil and thanks for sharing 👍
I think this might just be the most cracked piece of Cherry Plum that I have seen you turn Phil & am surprised how well it held together. That CA glue you use must be such good stuff as it has held many so many wood turnings for you & many other turners. Again this is a tremendous project. As for cleaning up the base on the lathe I think your method is the best & most efficient way to remove the nub. The final piece is a credit to you as is your ever memorable commentary, I love I love the way you 'tell yourself off at times as you work. Another lovely piece that is a credit to you, I love the bark sections & I don't mind the cracks. The finish too is so, so suitable to the finished piece. Cheers from Don from South Aust.
I think you're right, Jack. There are almost always cracks but not this many and not so big. As you say, it stayed together so what more can I ask? Thank you, my friend! 😊
When I saw the thumbnail of that big lump of wood, I told my son that I”m going to watch Phil turn that wood into something magnificent, as usual, and you did not disappoint!
Wonderful that's my favorite I think until I catch the next one. You the man Phil. I can imagine me or anyone saying why don't you do it this way because I don't want to ha ha. Keep plugging along I'm amazed by all of it. Do you give most of your bowls and things to your kids and wife I bet they all fight over them.love it man
I never get tired watching. I have a lot of questions I wish I could ask you. I am binging through your videos
Glad you like them, Earl, thank you! 😊
Well, I'm now doing reruns on You Tube. Your videos are more entertaining than anything available on cable and the news is just beyond sanity these days. Thank you for sharing your talent with all to enjoy. Keep 'em coming, Phil.😊
Wow, thanks, Karen! 😊
A neighbour is just about to start turning bowls etc, told him he has to start by watching your videos, it will motivate anyone!
HA! Motivate or discourage, Doug? Just kidding, I really appreciate the referral, thank you! 😊
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 🖤...
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The only thing missing on your video is the aroma of the wood as you are turning! A friend of mine was a turner, I used to watch him as he worked in his shed. One year I went with him to pick up a trunk from the New Forest in Hampshire, when we returned it being a bank holiday the mill was closed so we decided to cut it on the garage. So to say thank you he made me a standard lamp that I still have today it's in front of me as I'm writing. He took me to the shop where his articles are sold to buy a shade. I would love to have done some turning, I'm ninty now so its definitely a no go! You have a goal for each day now that you are on your own, so God bless Phil and continue to enjoy each day of turning. God bless you bring us sooooooo much pleasure! 😎🙏🇬🇧😅
Thank you, Maud, for your great story! Such memories. 😊 My viewers are what get me out of bed each day and I'm blessed to have them!
Trust in the Lotd and don't despair Phil🙏
Ooooops sorry Lord.
@@maudwelford1843 LOL! I'm sure you are forgiven.
Nice job! Thanks for sending me to Andy's channel. He's not going to replace but, enhance my viewing pleasure.
Excellent, thank you, Mark! 😊
And you didn't invite me to eat ribs with you! Lol 😆 only problem, you wouldn't have any to eat. About the bowl, it awesome Phil! I like seeing bark left on when possible. Most of it stayed on for ya. Thanks for sharing your creativity with me again. Stay safe, Vickie
Ah, a fellow rib lover, Vickie? Good to know, I'll call next time and we'll enjoy them together! 😊
O Yes, you really can conjure up wonderful things.
You said Beautiful, and it is. Thank you very much for the demonstration. Carsten
Thank you too, Carsten, for watching and commenting! 😀
You turn the way you feel comfortable. If someone wants to turn wood hanging from the rafters by their toes, go for.
Love the piece.
Well said, Paul, thank you!
Beautiful bowl Phil, I really enjoy watching you bring out the natural features in your turnings. God gave you a great gift in your talent to see the potential of each piece you fashion. It's so relaxing to go through your posts and see what you have done in the past, and what you're up to now. 🧐 🤠 God bless, and stay turnin'! Rick
Thank you very much, Rick! 😊
Phil another fine piece, well done 👏👏👏👏
Thank you, Douglas! 😊
A superb piece, again unique, definitely leave the bark on a beautiful contrast!💕🇬🇧
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Another work of art you found hiding under all that extra wood.
Thank you very much, Dad! 😊
Hey Phil,
Remember, people always have opinions, you just do you! 😃
Well done on the bowl, very pretty!
Take care and stay safe.
/Lars
Thank you, Lars, I will! 😊
I really like that you save the bark when you can.
I'm so glad, Heather, thank you! 😊
I was about to go thur withdrawals with none of your videos this week, l so I watched your Cherry Plum turning, and as usual with your touch it turned it out to be a plum CHERRY!!!!!!~!~ piece. I LOVE IT!!!!!❤❤❤ KEEP ON TURNING
Thank you, Howard! 😀
Thank for turning it. I really do love it. 💚💚 KEEP ON TURNING @@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop
Woodturning is an art performed in may different ways, with many different finishes and different looks in the end result. However, I think the one thing that turners have most in common, we turn wood because we enjoy it, not because of a right or wrong way of doing things. You turn beautiful and unique pieces of art. Never let any negative comment occupy time that is meant for enjoyment. Wonderful work as always.
Well said, Stephen, thank you!
Beautiful. Was worried about the silence at the start. I watch a lot of turners on TH-cam but you’re about the only one who talks, which a noob like me learns a lot from. Thank you!
I'm glad you find my dialog helpful, David. Thanks for letting me know! 😊
I love the way the sound changes after you "sharpen up" good for the soul I say!
It's great that you can notice that! It does make quite the difference in all regards. 😊
Purty!! You do excellent work Phil.
I try, thank you, Andrew! 😊
Phil you do things that works best for you.Does not matter what any one thinks.
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I don’t see any candy bars this week. 😂😁 Another lovely bowl, Phil! Beauty! I’ll be watching you from Colorado next week. YAY! Can’t wait! See you then, my friend! 🤗 🌲💚🌳 💖✨🌹👉🏼 Roma
Haha! Oh, that's wonderful! Safe trip, don't talk to strangers, Roma! 😊
This such a beautiful bowl. The color the bark the inclusions. Love it!
Thank you so much! 😊
Another hit for Phil... I think i love the bark
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Another sweet bowl showcasing the natural elements. Good work Phil. 😊
Thanks for watching, Rosie! 😊
Yep, old things always have a bald spot...Nice job Phil!
Haha, thank you, Al! 😊
Yuuup, I know ALL about bald spots !! Tee Hee !!
Awesome...always love the wood with "personality" ...another great piece 😁❤
Thank you very much, Heather! 😊
Hi Phil, I look forward to your videos on Thursdays,, you alway turn beautiful natural pieces and the way you remove the nubs is perfect.
So good to know, Sandra, thank you! 😊
Phil, another fantastic job, bowl is beautiful. In so far as removing the bottom piece is actually very smart, work smarter not harder! Dead on the money!
Yay! Thanks, Stephen!
Another beautiful piece of art from the Phil
Thanks, Hubert! 😊
As usual a work of art Phil, cracks and all... I enjoy every minute of your videos... the way you remove the tenon is a signature of you I've not seen anyone else do it this way... thanks for this week's adventure 🤗
Thank you for your kind comment, Ruthlyn! I had never seen anyone do it, either, but now I have seen a couple turners use the technique. Whatever works for you, right? 😊
Dang! I knew I shouldn’t have had that spaghetti for supper but I did not know you were serving ribs. Oh well I probably would’ve been late getting there anyway, Phil. LOL! It sure is a pretty bowl, my friend. Great video, buddy! I look forward to next weeks episode! 👍👍👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Oh, I LOVE spaghetti, Gord! I've made it a couple times and it's good but I just can't make myself cook things that have more than a couple ingredients. If I knew you were coming I'd have started cooking a little later to give you time to get here! Thanks, buddy, see you soon! 😊
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Great piece once again, Phil. I had to smile when you mentioned the viewer push-back comment on taking the nub off, why would you not do what you do, it is far more fun to turn it off. So a thought there, I think most of us turn firstly for the fun of it and others also get to sell some of what they do. Stay at it, Phil, I think the vast majority of us like your "Shady Acres Style." Keep well and stay safe.
Good advice, David, I'll just do me. LOL! Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment! 😊
Yep that is a beautiful little bowl and I love that cherry wood
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You are definitely a unique individual and turn out the most unique pieces 👍👌
Thank you, James! 😃
Phil that is awesome! You are truly the MASTER TURNER! Keep the great vids coming!
Thank you! 😊
Another winner!
Thanks, Cosmo!
Hi Phil, I often use your way for taking off the nub, and that without trouble. Donn't change anything. 👍
Cool, thank you, Jean-Louis! 😊
Typed a comment about the commentator who didn't like how you took the nub off. Erased it because I heard my mother's voice say, if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all. I'm almost 69, she passed away almost 18 years ago, but while I can't remember where I put something 5 minutes ago, I remember those words heard innumerable times growing up! 😉💕
A portion of Scripture says; "Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it". Many of have similar experiences to yours.
I remember my mom saying; " when you point a finger at someone, (in acusiation) you have three more pointing back at you. ;-)
@@robertweldon7909 yes, I certainly hoped for that during some challenging times with my daughter. I heard about pointing fingers a fair bit too but during sermons at church! ☺️
Ah, yes, the wisdom of mom. Heard that a fair bit, myself! 😊
My Mom still keeps telling me that, she is 87 now, and thank goodness I convinced her to stay inside and stop gardening this week. It was 100 degrees around her house in central Minnesota. Thankfully, I didn't end up quite as stubborn as her. I love every one of the pieces you've made from this wood, every one is cracked, and yet still holds together just fine. I just turned a knot of cherry on an oak dowel, and it looks just like a big eyeball. I think I may dye the oak in the center and enhance the illusion. Keep on making cool stuff, Phil, and I will keep watching!
My mother said it, her mother said it, I say it to my son. It's a world-wide mum thing; we're New Zealanders 😊🇳🇿
Another great job Phil.
Thanks a lot, Tom!
I hope you are well. I thank you for putting these videos out. You are an inspiration for me to grab any hunk of wood and try something with it. I hear your voice in my head saying “I dunno what I’m doing, but we’ll see”. Thank you.
Haha, the story of my life, Larmar! Just get a hold on it and start turning. It WILL become something! 😊
Stunning looking bowl Phil good jpb
Thank you, T T! 😊
Well done Phil, another winner, you are so luck to get such nice pieces! Thanks!
Cheers Al
You are so right, Al, I'm very fortunate to have such generous viewers!
Love your sharing Phil always interesting and as a new turner enjoy seeing how you do o things,👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Eric, thank you! 😊
Thank you! Such a pretty bowl. I love that you leave the cracks and holes in.
I love that you love that, Nan, thank you! 😊
That is gorgeous phil.
Thank you so much, Sue! 😊
Yes phil great work looks amazing as always great colour all the best kirk
Thank you, Kirk, stay safe and healthy! 😊
Wonderful work as always Phil
Thank you, Robert!
Beautiful as always! Love the nature in your projects!❤️😎🙃
Thank you, Dotty! 😊
Just got on ,if you make any thing out of this ,you are a miracle w
Haha, well, was it a miracle, Jim? 😊
Yep
Hit and miss awsome. Love love love your work. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you, Garet! 😊 Cheers!
I just found your channel yesterday so I’m catching up. This piece turned out so amazing and absolutely the bark is the front. Such good memories of my grandpa who had a bowl similar to this that he kept his pipe in. I can still smell his tobacco and the wood when he’d lay the hot pipe in it! 🥰
Great memories of your grandpa, Karen, I love that! Thanks for watching! 😊
Hi Phil. This is one of the best natural edge videos I've seen. Thank you for sharing it 🤗😉😊
Glad you liked it, Carol, thanks for watching! 😊
Definitely a fan now and about to rummage in my wood to see what I can find 😉
Simply gorgeous!
Thank you, Jo Ann! 😊
Simply beautiful.
Great, thank you!
Beautiful 😍 as always! I just love your natural work!
As always, I just love your comments, Duchess, thank you! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Thank you 😊
Second viewing of this excellent piece, Phil. Cherry-plum delicious!
Yeah, it's great wood, Richard! 😊
Amazing piece, Phil. It is gorgeous. 👍😊😊🙂❤️🪵
Glad you like it, thank you! 😊
I like the cracks in the cherry plum!
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Thankyou Tuffy for sending Phil all this wonderful wood and thankyou Phil for giving a new life to this wood it will live on for a long time for people to enjoy
This is great, Michael, thank you! 😊
Another great Bowl Phil .
Thank you, Jon!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I sure like the way you turn bowls . It's a style I have chosen to follow . I have only been doing this since the end of January . I needed to do something with wood . Keep up the great job .
Lovely bark and patterning. Agree that bark is front. Now I am going to have to make ribs soon. Thanks for sharing.
Hope you enjoy your ribs as much as I did, mine, Patricia! 😊
This is my first comment on any video I've see on TH-cam. I just don't bother. I never really watched it because I thought it was just music and movies.
But I was unwell recently and I've found a wealth of beautiful videos of people like you doing amazing things with wood.
I only wanted to say that I love the way you take the little nub off at the end of the proces!!
If you took it off and had to rest it on it's side on a workbench to use an "ordinary" chisel you might damage the rim or maybe even crack the bowl god forbid!!
Besides I love the anticipation of seeing the nubby thing come off your way.
I am learning so much about all the different trees and processes that are involved in making a wooden bowl.
Thank you sincerely for letting us share your woody adventures 😃😍
Such a great comment, Helga, thank you! I hope you are feeling much better! 😊
Another beautiful bowl in the books. As always it was a pleasure to watch you work. I like the bark edge best at the front too. Thank you to Tuffy for sending and you for sharing and see you soon.
I'm glad we agree, thank you for letting me know! 😊
Gorgeous! I love that you let the piece tell you what it wants to be! :) No need for polluting it with resins/epoxies. Thanks for sharing your work!
Thanks so much, Wendy! 😊
It is so pretty. I love the natural look of your woodturning.
I'm so glad, thank you, Marcia! 😊
Just another fine piece Phil ! Well played,lol!
Thank you, Doug! 😊
Wonderful piece as always. I use that Stick Fast glue as well. Great stuff. Best wishes Phil.
Cool, thanks, Jerry! 😊
Another enjoyable turning.Thanks Phil!
Glad you enjoyed it, Ron, thanks! 😊
Tuffy has a great eye for a beautiful piece of wood; and you have a real talent for creating superb pieces of turning. Excellent.
Yes, Tuffy comes up with some doozies! Thank you very much, Andrew! 😊
Excellent presentation. Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Porfririo! 😊
Another beautful bowl Phil. After watching many of your videos and seeing sll those bowls with the bark still attached. I had to try it myself. Not as nice looking as yours, but it was worth the learning experience. Thanks for allowing us all to share in your magic.
That is awesome, Scott! Once you turn a few pieces with nature intact, it's hard to go back to just plain round, at least for me. 😊
Phil I’m not a turner but I really enjoy watching your videos. I like the way you explain the process and your thinking as you go along. Your projects always turn out so beautiful. Thank you for sharing the experience.
I truly appreciate that, Wood Man, thank you! 😊
Wonderful bowl!! ❤️
I'm glad you like it, Sandy, thank you! 😊
Another nice piece. I like that cherry plum. As for the nub controversy....its your bowl, do with as you please. I personally like your technique. It requires a bit of skill and finesse. Thanks Phil.
Thank you very much, Steve! You are quite right, of course. We all should do what works for us. I'm glad you like it, too! 😊
Hi Phil, Another superb looking piece. I really like the Hit & Miss as well. It is what mother nature gave you.
I admire and love the way you take the little nub off. I have tried it a couple of times but only when the piece was in a set of cole jaws. Cheating I know. LOL.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
PS I have found the perfect answer to having hot tea while watching your videos. I pause the video while I make another cup. It has only taken me decades to work that out. LOL.
Thanks, Huw! I have a set of Cole jaws but never use them. You just can't hold what I normally turn in them. It doesn't really matter how you get it off as long as you do! LOL!
HA! I'm so glad you found a way to enjoy your tea with the videos without sacrificing either. Good job, my friend! 😊
Looks great! I also like the bark on look. Lazy, No I just like the way it looks when finished!!
Me too, thank you very much! 😊
Absolutely stunning, beautiful tones and the live Edge is fabulous
Enjoyable video 👍 ☺
Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Silverlady!
Great bowl, Phil!
Thanks for taking your time to watch, Rick! 😊
Lovely bowl, Phil...I always look forward to your videos on Thursday evening!
I always look for you in the crowd, Carol. Thanks for being there! 😊
There is no one that does a live edge bowl like you do ( Hoped you enjoyed your ribs ) Very nice piece and your explanations of what you do
Glad you enjoyed it, Michael, thank you! The ribs were delish! 😊
Hi Phil
Another beautiful piece,love the bark it really stands out with finish applied.
Thanks for sharing
Regards
I agree about the bark, Mal, makes all the difference. Thank you!
Beautiful bowl Phil I enjoyed watching and your commentary that turned out awesome from the log that it once was Well Done Phil Well done
Thank you so much, Rich! 😊
Perfect Phil 👌. Cherry has a reputation for cracking if you look side ways at it. Worth the effort as it's a rich beautiful grained wood. Well done Phil and thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you so much, Joseph! 😊
Hey bark guy. ❤ 👍👍👍
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I think this might just be the most cracked piece of Cherry Plum that I have seen you turn Phil & am surprised how well it held together. That CA glue you use must be such good stuff as it has held many so many wood turnings for you & many other turners. Again this is a tremendous project. As for cleaning up the base on the lathe I think your method is the best & most efficient way to remove the nub. The final piece is a credit to you as is your ever memorable commentary, I love I love the way you 'tell yourself off at times as you work. Another lovely piece that is a credit to you, I love the bark sections & I don't mind the cracks. The finish too is so, so suitable to the finished piece. Cheers from Don from South Aust.
I think you're right, Jack. There are almost always cracks but not this many and not so big. As you say, it stayed together so what more can I ask? Thank you, my friend! 😊
Another stunner Phil 👍
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I love watching you transform the raw wood into it's beautiful final form! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
I appreciate your time watching and commenting, Andrea! 😊
HI PHil. Great job once again. Cant wait untill next week.
I'll be looking for you, Ron, thanks! 😊
Another great job Phil!👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it, James, thanks! 😊
When I saw the thumbnail of that big lump of wood, I told my son that I”m going to watch Phil turn that wood into something magnificent, as usual, and you did not disappoint!
This is so nice to read, Betty, thank you very much! 😊
“It's quicker, it's easier…” and besides, Tuffy likes watching you turn off the nub. So do I 😊
There you go, Scian, thank you! 😊
Once again Phil that's a great piece
Thank you, James! 😊
Another home run Phil , I started turning 3 months ago and I already know live edge bowls is the direction I'm going , enjoy watching your videos.
So good to hear, Ronnie. Thank you and happy turning!
Beautiful, You seem to be able to turn anything.
I will at least try, Jody. Thank you! 😊
Spectacular!
Thank you kindly, Barb! 😊
Wonderful that's my favorite I think until I catch the next one. You the man Phil. I can imagine me or anyone saying why don't you do it this way because I don't want to ha ha. Keep plugging along I'm amazed by all of it. Do you give most of your bowls and things to your kids and wife I bet they all fight over them.love it man
I've given a few as gifts but still have the majority of my turnings, Ron.
Looks really good Phil I like how the bark surrounds the piece it's great that it didn't explode on you 👍👍
Thank you very much, Charles!
Beautiful turn Phil. I have nothing bad to say about it.
Great, thank you, Richard! 😊
Another lovely piece of work sir, I agree the bark side is the front. Bet you enjoyed your ribs! Cheers
Thank you, Anthony! The ribs were great! 😊