Acacia? Live Edge, Anyway! - Wood Turning
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- I went looking for a piece of White Oak but it turned out to be Acacia! Well, that'll work! Had some stumbling blocks as far as bowl design but it all worked out in the end. Finished in Shellac.
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Thank you to Dennis for bringing this along for all to enjoy!
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 - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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I always come back to your videos when I have a hard time figuring out how to mount pieces. Thank you!
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You made the right decision on how to turn it. Great job! It is awe inspiring.
Glad you liked it, Norm! 😀
Turned out beautifully! I sure do like the live edge like that. The bark just gives it so much character and personality. Just beautiful.
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I learned so much from you fail I have been watching you for over a year and a half I have a graciously light I am 70 years old and I have been turning for over a year I’ve been turning bowls and vases but your work is just plum beautiful I can’t waitTo see what you come up with next
Wonderful, Jerry! I've got a few years on you but let's hope we will be together for a long time to come! 😊
Well done Phil, I love the thickness of the piece. When nature guides us it’s a beautiful thing. All the best.
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Watched this one tonight. What a beauty without a doubt. But PLEASE.. Stop scaring us. You point out you don't dare go any deeper-farther and then ya get our your scraper.. Talk about giving us heart failure. 😆 you never cease to amaze and mesmerize me while you are turning.. Thank you so much..
Well, there's always room for just one more cut... 😊
Once again you have knocked it out of the park. Well done excellent work on a beautiful piece of wood. You're a pleasure to watch no, no jumping around or showy display, your work and wood say it all. Excellent even my wife appreciates your pieces.
Thank you very much, Martin and thanks to your wife, as well! 😊
I just found your channel the other night. Am up a lot at night because of pain and I am so enjoying you. Very hypnotic and therapeutic. Beautiful objects. It's amazing to me that you see these beautiful objects in the making out of quite frankly ugly pieces of wood. What an amazing gift. Thankyou for sharing
Sorry for the pain, Glenda but so glad you have found my videos to be helpful in passing the time, thank you! 😊
Thank you Mr. Phil for sharing your love and knowledge of this trade.
My pleasure, thanks for watching! 😊
A person could spend a few hours just looking at all of the natural features and beauty of this stunning bowl.
I'm so glad you like it, PJ, thank you!
There's nothing like a living edge bowl and this is a lovely example nice one Phil.
I feel the same way, Kelvin, thank you!
A beauty. I love the flared back top. Looks alive, if maybe, from another planet.
Cool, thanks! 😊
Wow who would of thought it would turned out like that. Great work Phil! AGAIN!
Thanks again, Toni! 😊
OMG, that turned ... out a lot better than you thought
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Thanks Phil for your quick responses always joy to see your return response
Any time! 😊
You have an excellent eye for wood and allow the shape to transform gradually in phases that express a dynamic beauty. There is considerable variety from one area to others in any direction. That holds the attention. The piece holds the eye and fascinates the mind. Excellent!
Wow, thank you! I appreciate your uplifting comment! 😊
Wow, as you were turning it, I thought, nope, not gonna like it. I was so wrong! It’s beautiful!
I love it when I can fool someone, Alice! I'm so glad you like it, thank you! 😊
You're lucky to have people who bring unusual pieces of wood to you. Just use what I have or put together couple pieces of 2 by.
Don't think I don't know it, Gerald! I have the best, most generous viewers ever! 😃
Thanks Phil for another good video. I would have never thought about mounting the whole crotch like that. Makes a very interesting bowl. Love all the grain and bark. The rolled over edges were a good choice. Thanks again for expanding my design choices with another interesting turning. Stay safe and well to keep them coming. Cheers, Tom
Thank you so much, Tom, for your great comment! 😊
Another great piece from my favourite wood turner from your neighbour on Vancouver Island
Cool, thanks! I've been to your neck of the woods a couple times. Just beautiful up that way! My wife just loved the Craigdarroch Castle.
binge watching with all this rain!! what a great piece!!
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Amazing what Phil can do with a piece of wood.
Thank you, Neil! 😊
Phil. Another great instructional video. I have often wondered how to turn a crouched bowl. Now I know. Thank you
Thanks, Dave! 😊
Beautiful! I love the way the sides look like bird wings.
Thank you, Diane! 😊
Acacia is so beautiful, and so is this piece.
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It's nice to see the embrace of the natural beauty of the wood without resorting to using resin to make a specific shape. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you very much! 😊
I just wanna say what a beautiful bowl and I would call it the lava bowl
Great name, Robert, thank you!
Exactly my thought! This time you took a scoop of a lava flow. 🌋
This one is my new favorite. I can see it in my living room.
Cool, Lili, thank you! 😊
Wow Phil, you definitely knocked that one out of the park. Thanks for sharing, Stay Safe. Jules, Droitwich, England
Glad you enjoyed it, Jules, thank you very much and you stay healthy, too! 😊
That is beautiful Phil! Love the grain, shape, and bark features.
Thanks, Cap! 😊
i am still a big fan of you and your work,phil!you always bring out the beauty of every block that comes on your lathe!!!grtngs!
Thank you very much, Ben! I appreciate your time spent watching and commenting on my videos! 😊
Hi Phil, a lovely piece. You jumped over the stumbling blocks like a young steeple chaser. Acacia grain funny stuff Iv'e found when turned it. God bless, stay safe. Tony
Cool, thanks, Tony! I'm glad you like it!
Beautiful workmanship. I read where Acacia was used in building the Ark of the Covenant.
Thanks for sharing.
Very cool, Dan, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil... that bark is just amazing... you really made a great job of turning it... the shape and finish are spot on... take care...All the best.....Andy
Glad you like it, Andy! I agree, the bark is great! Thank you, buddy!
I really like the way it came out Phil! I'm going up to my folks house for Christmas and I'm bringing a couple chunks of wood to put on Dad's lathe! He is 90 and doesn't turn anymore and it's just sitting there. Back in 2018 I replaced the spindle bearings for him and he has used it once since then. It can turn a 20" piece! I figure a Cherry crotch and a 10/4 Black Walnut slab should keep me busy for a minute Lol.
Sounds like a great way to spend some holiday time, Hotrod. Enjoy! 😊
You’ve outdone yourself Phil, beautiful!👍🏻
Glad you think so! 😊
Another awesome project in the books!!!! Thanks Phil
Thank you for watching, Gregory!
Perfect...definitely one of my favorites so far....
Good to know, Loraine, thank you! 😊
another great piece.. I like the shape and the color, and you're right, that bark is fantastic..
Thank you, Juan! 😊
Wow!! I love that grain. Beautiful bowl.
Thank you very much! 😊
my new favorite Phil, beautiful, piece of art !!
Cool, thanks! 😊
I can’t believe something so pretty came out of that piece of wood.........
Will wonders never cease, Hazel! LOL! Thank you for watching! 😊
That is a super duper a o k, gorgeous bowl💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you, J'Lyssa! Cheers! 😊
My goodness, that one's a beauty Phil.. Nicely done...!
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Another first class job. Well done Phil.
Thanks for watching, Ray! 😊
Very nice Phil. Turned out beautiful.
Glad you like it, Donald, thank you!
Man I love your work, and I love to turn and leave as much natural wood as I can
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Really enjoy watching you turn
Glad you enjoy it, Ralph, thank you for taking your time to watch and comment! 😊
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful; Uncle Phil 👍.
Many thanks, Dwayne! 😊
Looks like a piece for a holiday table!
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Superb piece-enjoyed yet another of your masterpiece’s. Down under we call our many acasia trees Wattle trees. Ours have about a 15 year lifespan so our 5-acres of natural scrub is covered in many dead and dried hardwood- Eucalyptus, Acasia, Wild Cherry etc. spoilt for choice. What I once looked at as firewood-I now look at with a different eye, thanks to watching your wood turning video presentations. 👍😁🇬🇧🇦🇺🦘
Then my job here is done, Shevill. If I can convey the value of what some might call firewood, I'm very happy. Thank you! Sounds like you have enough to keep you busy for many years to come!
i love watching your videos, your approach to wood and your approach in general. keep turning and take care sir
Thank you very much, Eran, for your kind comment! 😊
I am a fan of Nick Zamemeti, his 1st videos were like yours. Forced. But then he threw it all into the wind and let his crazy rule! I’m not a turner...but I love watching you all producing your products! Pohl Barn and Nick Zammeti are my current faves!
Thanks for watching, Robin.
Turned out well. Again just beautiful. Great work.
Thanks again, Michael!
Another good-one, Phil. I love the grain on that piece.
Thanks, Richard! 😊
Beautiful piece Phil. That bowl has a lot of nature.
Yes it does! Thank you!
I enjoyed watching this with my (almost) 3 year old grandson. I live with three grandsons, who are all interested in woodturning videos. A new generation of turners, perhaps?
Very cool, Stephanie! It would be wonderful if they picked up an interest in working with their hands, even if just a hobby. 😊
Awesome piece Phil love the beautiful wood grain and that bark fantastic
Thank you kindly, Wade!
Rolling the edges over was a great idea. It really added to the bowls look.
Glad you liked it, Jack, me too! Thank you!
Nothing surpasses the work of Mother Nature!
Agreed!
Hi Phil, that is an absolutely gorgeous piece. We are blessed as a race to have such a talented wood worker amongst us. And your love for sharing is wonderful. Thanks so much
Glad you like it, thanks for watching! 😊
Another great bowl Phil! Closing in on 20K, very cool. 👍🇺🇸
Thank you, Cortland! I appreciate that you take your time to watch and comment! 😊
Awesome piece! It reminded me of a piece I turned endgrain from a Hackberry crotch. I left the wings and cut the sides out. Its amazing how many different looks you can get from Similar pieces. Always enjoy your work. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much, James! 😊
Beautiful Phil. I like the way the bark turned out.
Thank you, Garth! Cheers!
Absolutely stunning piece!
Absolutely beautiful work. You are truly an artist.
Thank you, Sean! 😊
Another beauty, Phil. Not does the grain looks great the way you turned it, but the pattern where you turned the bark is special, too. The drooping edges are also a great feature. I think I like the thin part as the front. Take care.
Bill
Wow, thank you, Bill, great observations!
That bowl is gorgeous! The shape, the grain, the bark just amazing. One of my favorites. ❤
Cool, thank you! 😊
That is one beautiful piece of wood Phil. It reminds me a bit of Siberain Elm that we had trimmed. I did drop 2 pieces off when we were up there. But once turned it is different. I think the bark is much nicer. Your shape really shows off the bark which we know is one of your favorite parts so well done on that. I will watch this again in the morning as we just got home and had to watch right away.
Looking forward to your next my friend,
Gary
Thank you, buddy! I do like the bark on this one a lot. I hope I can remember which is the Siberian Elm! It's getting kind of mixed up around here, but that's nothing new for me! LOL! Sounds like you took a trip? Hope it was enjoyable, my friend!
Phil
Not a very long trip. Just 20 miles out to our daughters place for Thanksgiving. But it was enjoyable for sure. Grandkids were excited to see us.
Not sure if I marked the Elm but I think I did. I just turned another piece 2 days ago,
I miss judged what I could get out of it and I was about ready to get another piece.
As we know sometimes we have to change our minds to make the wood happy.
Boy I am glad because this piece made me very happy. Getting caught up so it might be a month before I use the video.
Take care,
Gary
Stunning piece Phil! Very unique. I love it.
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Another amazing Video , thank you very much Phil. Greetings from Bavaria/Germany ....Chris
Glad you enjoyed it, Chris, and thanks for letting me know where you are from! 😊
Such a beautiful piece Phil! Another (enjoyable) job well done!
Glad you like it! Thanks, Mike! 😊
Amazing grain again. Such a beautiful piece.
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Very nice Phil I like the way the bark comes out
Me too! Thanks, Kelvin! 😊
That's beautiful ! as a wood turner at first I was unsure about how that was going to work but you pulled it off with great success. It just shows to keep on going with your gut feeling!!! NICE JOB!!!
Glad you liked it, Jon! 😊
Very nice looking bowl. I love the grain pattern on the inside.
Thank you very much, Stephen! 😊
Love the grain of the wood and the features in the bark
Beautiful Phil!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much for your support! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop You're welcome Phil
Absolutely fantastic. A beautiful piece of art.
Many thanks, Deb! 😊
spectacular Phil you've outdone yourself
Thanks, Rick! 😊
That is beautiful Phil, you are a true artist 👍
Nice work Phil, looks great. Keep safe
Thanks, John, you too! 😊
Very beautiful I love that bark love it Phil
Thank you so much, Mike!
That sir may be the best I have seen you do!
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Beautiful Great job Phil 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Ray! 😊
Absolutely amazing as always thanks Phil!
Glad you enjoyed it, Kelly, thanks! 😊
amazing as always!! Hats off to the master lathesmen.
Thank you very much, Lee! 😊
Just so beautiful.. Great work Phil I really like it a lot.
Glad you like it, Sue! 😊
That is some truly beautiful grain and bark Phil, you turned the piece to perfection... you never cease to amaze me. A big thanks to Dennis and his wife for taking the time to drop off pieces of wood to you for us all to enjoy... absolutely beautiful...
Glad you enjoyed it, Ruthlyn, thank you very much!
A masterpiece again Really beautiful.
Do not go too far in the forest just because I'm worried that the Trolls will kidnap you so you can work for them, do one miracle after another.
Carsten Sweden 😂
Haha, gotta watch out for those Trolls, Carsten! Thank you! 😊
Happy turkey day, Phil! Mixing it up worked very well in this turn. Gnarly bark really works when combined with your choices for shaping. Nicely done! Thank you Dennis and wife.
I'm glad you approve, Valerie, thank you! 😊
Oh wow we are subscribers but fully appreciate your work thanks for sharing your video 😃
So nice of you, Anne, thank you! 😊
Very pretty wood and I love the droopy edges.
Thanks so much! 😊
Awesome as usual, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, Tony! 😊
That is so gorgeous...love it!
I'm glad, thank you, Carol! 😊
Thank You Phil, Thank You Dennis... I like the top edge drooped down the way you decided to do. Gives it a softer look. In some ways Phil the heavy grain kind of reminds me of Ash wood. The drooped top shows off that grain more. GREAT Nub Removal Phil, I did not spill my Thanksgiving Gravy. Wonderful bark!....TM
Cool, thanks, Tuffy! Dennis just contacted me and he said it is indeed, White Oak, but I know what you mean about the grain looking like Ash. Glad you didn't have to spill the gravy and as long as it's not running down you chin, you're good to go!
Beautiful, thanks for sharing.
My pleasure, thanks for watching! 😊
That’s wonderful!
Thanks, Kat! 😊
Love it. Well done.
Thank you, Mark! Cheers!
I love your videos. I’m new to wood turning and these are real inspirations.
Awesome! Thank you, Brooks! 😊
Another beautiful piece wonderful grain pattern
Thank you very much, Jack!