Just Bursting With Nature! - Wood Turning
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2023
- As soon as I saw the outside of this piece of Juniper I new I had to turn it right away! It took a lot of preparation and patience, but, in the end, it turned out to be one of my favorite pieces. Finished in shellac.
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Thank you to Arland Sanborn for bringing this 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 - Навчання та стиль
You are definitely a master of the craft. Most people would cover the piece in resin but it is so much more beautiful without it even though it was a challenge 👌
I thought about the resin also and how that would have ruined the natural beauty of this piece.
Looks like at least 25 people agree with you, James! It's good to know I'm on the right track. Thank you! 😃
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshopI had to go back and watch this again! Amazing 👍👏
I agree, I hate resin…
20:03 First of all Phil, ya aint old. Maybe seasoned but like that wonderful peice of spalted maple firewood you forgot you had , your always wonderful to see! That juniper is stunning, one of my new favorites.
Thank you, Ken! 😃
Knowing what you better NOT do with a piece is a point where you are good in too, makes you the real artist
Thanks, Erik! 😃
Another favorite Phil 2 bowls in one amazing you are a true visionary bowl turner
Thank you so much, Bobby! 😀
This piece is CLASSIC Phil Anderson. This may be the best piece you have ever turned. I absolutely love it. I am always concerned about your safety when turning a piece like this, but the risk is not the reason I love it. As you can see from my previous posts, your safety is always my primary concern. We cannot afford to lose our favorite turner, God bless you and keep you safe always.
Thank you, Jerry! I'm pretty good about keeping out of the line of fire. 😃
Absolutely one of if not the coolest looking piece I have watched you turn. I just checked my WOW meter and it looks like I need a new one. It maxed out and blew a cork! Maybe that was my head because I was locked into watching this one. Arland sure knew who to send this one to..
Dang that is cool!
Great job buddy!
Gary
Thanks a lot, Gary! It's not often we get a piece with an already finished exterior and a bonus cavity, that's for sure! Sorry about your wow, meter! Maybe someone will send you another to try out? LOL! Take good care, buddy! 😃
Oh... WOW...I wish there was a ❤️ button.🙂
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OK, so this one I had to show my wife. Her comment was “Oh Wow!” That would look gorgeous anywhere you chose to put it. A great job of being creative and delicate at the same time, just beautiful! Cheers, Rick
Glad you like it, Rick, thank you! 😃
Phil this is one of, if not the most beautiful piece you have turned, you my friend are an artist, thanks for sharing!
Me and Ma Nature, James! 😃
What a beautiful work of art, Phil! I think this bowl might be my favorite so far. And I laughed out loud when you advised your viewers NOT to do what you do…Phil, you just want to have all the fun! 🤣
It's like a kid being told not to do this at home and guys like me said ok and I would go to my friends house to try it!😳😅. Phil is a master at his craft and he turns a lot of wood most of us would not attempt, but he is the one with all the beautiful bowls and turnings! And yes this is another one!
Hahaha, maybe, Michael! 😃
What's not to love? Thank you Phil and Jesus.
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Another example of you bringing out the best of the character of the piece you are cooperating with.
Thank you, Douglas! 😃
My child hood marbles would look wonderful in this piece.
It should set on a huge kitchen table with many friends and family for all to enjoy. 💜🙏
Again thank you Phil
My marbles would look in there, too, Beth, but I've lost them! 😃
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop hahahaha 💜🙏
This is my favorite piece that you’ve ever turned, Phil. I didn’t think you could top some of the other work you’ve done, but this changed my mind. 😍
It is special for sure! Thank you! 😃
No resins - stay with the natural beauty of the piece. I stopped doing conventional bowl turning after watching you and your mastery of nature. Looks wonderful as always.
Good to know, Dutch! Turning natural, organic pieces is just so much more rewarding. 😃
The broken drill bit became part of the story.
A screw is well, just a screw.
Love the beading on the outside. Your right in keeping it.
I know, that beading is what first caught my eye, Rick. 😃 I don't think I even saw the huge foot shaped void! LOL!
Another masterpiece that only Phil could inspirationally achieve. His creative vision is incredible. Honestly, I was holding my breath as I sat on the edge of my chair waiting for this one to explode. What a world class stunner. Kudos to Phil as always.
Thank you so much, Jerry! 😃
I can’t believe that piece held together! Great job Phil.
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Forget the screws ,use wooden pegs. You can glue them in and they will fit just like the original wood.
It's gorgeous. I've never seen such a beautiful piece of nature. Thank you.
The problem with wooden pegs is, they won't pull the piece together and that's what I needed. I did consider them, though. 😊
You have the ability to see the beauty in the ruff, thank you.
Wow, thank you! 😊
Thanks for advising us not to do what you do, Phil. You’re right, young guys like me shouldn’t take those kind of chances. I’ve lived close to 1/3 of my life so it’s way too early to take chances! 😁😁😁
Beautiful piece, Phil. Great video, buddy! Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Take care,
…..Gord
Haha, I had you in mind when I said that, you young buck! Thanks for the giggle, Gord! Take good care of yourself, my friend! 😃
I want some of whatever you're drinking, Gord.
Bill
Absolutely beautiful! I love watching you bring out the natural beauty of the wood.
Thank you very much, Kay! 😃
The "equation" is (almost) simple:
"fantasies" of Mother Nature X Phil Anderson on top X root of suspense = a unique new beauty
and a wonderful video.
Big big thank you Phil, it's a great pleasure to meet you every week: great turner with the kindness,
humor, and a beautiful philosophy. Even moms have not been forgotten!
Patrick
Thank you so much for your great comment, Patrick! 😃
A rare piece of natural beauty, greatly enhanced by your efforts Phil, well done.
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Woodturning is such a cool job and a pleasant way to earn thousands of bucks ! I regret that I have never planned to be a woodturner as a kid but at least I can get a lesson of doing this kind of work on UA-cam... Thank you so much Phil !!! 🙃
It's how I learned to turn, too, Pan. Never made any money from it, though. 😃
What a spectacular piece, Phil! So glad you accepted the challenges it presented. It catches your attention from every angle. I especially love the tenon as one of its features. Masterful bit of artistic turning! Thans!
Thank you, Greg! 😃
You took the risk, and you absolutely got the reward. You couldn’t dream of a more beautiful piece than that! Amazing work, Phil!
Thanks, Derrick! 😃
Again you prove any piece of wood has beauty
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Phil, you always amaze me. This piece is incredible. you bring a whole different definition to bowl turning. Great job.
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Oh, boy Phil..................you hit this one out of the park. That is so drop dead gorgeous. I could hold that for hours just turning it around and around looking at it from every angle. Such a nice job.
That's the treatment it deserves, John. Thank you! 😃
...this piece has so much character...it's probably my new favorite to date...👍
Matt
Cool, thanks, Matt! 😃
You never cease to amaze me! This bowl is FANTASTIC! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!!
Oh, Phil, you are far from being old!!
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This is great, Colleen, thank you! 😃
I fell in love with this piece as soon as I saw it before you turned it & the end result was not disappointing. It is by far my favorite piece. Thank you for your sense of, natural.... all the way to the dove tail.
Thank you, Lyle! 😃
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop You are very welcome.
Incredibly unique and beautiful. Thanks, Phil, for sharing this wonderful piece. ❤ 😃
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Phil, I very much like the work that you do. Many people might like the perfect and symmetrical pieces that lack the nature that you incorporate in your pieces, but I see what you see and talk about. The life and struggles of the tree to survive, grow and eventually die and begin to be worked by the forces of nature are truly beautiful. This has revealed aspects of my own perceptions that I might not have ever understood otherwise. Thanks for that. Your patter as you work is also an enjoyable part of the creative performance you reveal to your viewers. I always feel more relaxed and peaceful when you have worked and brought a piece like this one into existence. So, thanks again and I hope you keep on doing more of what you do so well. Don Miller
Thank you, Don! I'm really glad you understand what I'm trying to do and enjoy it as I do. 😃
Held my breath all the while you were turning. So glad it held together. It’s really beautiful
Thank you so much, Elmer! 😊
That piece is just incredible, Phil!
I can’t even imagine the courage and patience turning that threatening monster took. One of my favorites for sure, you tamed the wildness of it just enough that it still looks very wild and natural.
Incredible work as usual, though there’s nothing “usual” about it.
It has a Zen quality as if it was shaped by flowing water. And as Bruce Lee would say, “You are that water.”
Just a stunning piece, Phil. It was more than worth the risk.
Thank you so much, Sean! 😃
Wow! Phil! I absolutely love this piece! My Mom,(she's lived a good life too), has 2 juniper trees in her front yard, that have been there for longer than I remember. ( More than 55+ years) . They are probably twice that size and have the same craigy inclusions! I keep thinking that id love to turn that tree, but they're still very much alive. Probably won't happen in my lifetime
Interesting, thank you, Heather! 😃
You listened to it, and it listened back and became a gigantic, magnificent… ear…?
Yeah - it IS wonderful!
A junip-ear.
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Simply beautiful. I've used the "do as I say, not as I do" saying to all my sons.
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WOW ! That is just gorgeous Phil ! This has to be one of your finest wicked bowls ! Scary for sure . And the outside is just beautiful ! Thanks for taking the chance of turning this piece and sharing it .
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Yep, you done it again! The Master at work with Mother Nature, and all the better for your combined efforts to create perfection. I am always amazed at your skills, Phil, and knowing when to stop. You are an inspiration for sure. Thank you.
Thanks, David! 😃
Thank You Phil, Thank You Arland Sanborn.... That Juniper looks pretty cool with that swirly wood on the side. That is the "Mother of All Junipers," (just right for mothers day 😆. I specifically like that broken drill bit. I have attacked so many broken drill bits in my working life, so, so many and sometimes I have been successful at removing them while other times I just had to go with it and leave it in. For you Phil I guess this was one of those "just go with it" turnings. Very Cool Turning Phil and until next time.... TM
Yeah, I could have got it out but it would have left a big hole to fill that would have looked awful. Now, it's just shiny jewelry! Thank you, Tuffy! 😃
That, Mr Phil Anderson, is absobloodylutley beautiful. I wish we had mountain juniper in the UK. What a legend you are. You have just done enough turning to make it stand out. It’s piece of art.
Thank you, Stephen! 😃
Phil, it is beautiful! You polished what Mother Nature provided and truly discovered a work of art. I love it!
I'm so glad, thank you, Crystal! 😃
i'm going to say it looks pretty fantastic to me. It is truly amazing what is inside of a piece of wood that someone would use for firewood. It was hiding in there the whole time.
I shudder to think of what people burn up, YT! 😃
There is so much character in that piece, it's just gorgeous.
I'm so glad you like it, Heather, thank you! 😊
That's beautiful, Phil. It didn't need to be a bowl. It was a natural work of art but now it's a work of Phil.
Bill
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Wow, you have done many interesting pieces since i have been watching but this may be my favorite! Such a beautiful piece with so many natural features! And hats off to you for being brave enough to attempt turning that. Very well done and as always thank you for what you do and sharing it with us!
Thanks a lot, Eddie! 😃
A truly unique piece, did know how that one would turn out. Glad it held together, well done.
Thanks, Doc! 😃
I've always heard beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You turned a possible problem into a magnificent piece of art!!! Congratulations!!! 🙂
Thank you, Mary! 😃
That is, by far, the most gorgeous piece I have ever seen! I did find myself holding my breath while you were turning...
Me too, Hope, almost turned blue! LOL! Thank you! 😃
Instead of of using a screw, you could carefully drill hole and use a dowel. Even more than one. If you carefully put glue in the hole it will be helpful. You could also put a groove up the side of dowel to relieve any glue pressure from driving it in. I'm sure you've thought of a lot of things.
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Use of a dowel is a great solution! Good thinking!!
Thank you for your response, we ‘Silver Turners’ have to stick together.
Best wishes,
Owen.
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Yep it’s both beautiful and interesting something I don’t think I would have seen myself.
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I agree with you this is one of the prettiest pieces of wood ever. A lot of character.
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You are incredible. The risk of this piece was apparent and you worked it carefully to perfection. I agree, thanks for showing us a unique finished piece without resin. Amazing!
Thank you! 😃
Since discovering your videos I have always been amazed at your ability to see what you want out of the piece of wood, it is something few have.
❤ 😃 Carsten
Thank you very much, Carsten! 😊
Hey Buddy I think that is one of the coolest pieces you have ever turned.
That exterior is really something.
Thank you kindly 😊
Where most people would use that for firewood. Only you could turn it into a masterpiece. Thanks Phil. Stay safe and God bless!!!
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Phil,
Scary is good! It keeps your juices flowing. The multiple planes and beautiful exterior lines make an absolutely amazing piece.
Thank you for sharing. Keep the aspidistra flying!
God bless,
Paul
Thank you, Paul! 😃
This piece is absolutely stunning. I've never seen so much character in a single bowl. I'd be too scared to turn this piece of wood. Well done Phil, kudos !
As long as you can get a good hold on it, no need to be scared. Thanks for watching! 😊
Nice job Phil! When I first started out about 5 years ago, I was turning mostly symetrical and rounded pieces. Now I do mostly natural things like you, thanks to you. Love your channel.
I'm so glad to hear this, Doyle, thank you! 😊
Variety of colors make it beautiful. Different textures are interesting. Thanks again Phil for sharing with your UA-cam family
And a great family we are, Doug! 😃
This piece has the look that you usually only get from driftwood, where only the most stubborn parts of the wood remain. The outside looks almost like feathers. Pretty darn cool!
I like it quite a bit, William! 😊
I think nature loves you like you love nature. Only you could turn a piece of wood with so many dangerous flaws! How beautiful that piece is! You are a master!
Thank you so much, Dianne! 😃
As soon as I saw this I thought if anyone can Phil can 😊
Yet another stunning piece that I would dearly love to touch, that finish Phil is truly gorgeous ❤
Thank you, Laura! 😃
I think it is really cool! So gnarly and beautiful...just like us old people😊
Haha, thanks, Karen! 😃
Dremel tools are a must have for any workshop.
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I'll be brief, just stunning. Out of the park again Phil, when I grow up I want to be just like you.....😂😂
Never grow up, Garry! 😃
Absolutely amazing. This is one of the most stunning pieces I've ever seen. I love that you did minimal turning and let it's beauty and scars show.
Thank you very much! 😊
When you showed the blank, I thought it looked like a cross-section of a human brain. I love what you did with it.
Interesting, thanks Wally! 😃
The piece is beautiful Phil ! You're an inspiration and a Master Turner to all of us ! Al
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A beautiful rustic bowl with an additional crescent shaped bowl at no extra charge. Very nice.
How 'bout that! Thanks, Mark! 😃
I know a guy who spends hours (months, really) with a chainsaw, then various grinding discs, then various chisels and gouges to produce pieces that look just like this! Looks great!!!
I know, this was just made for turning! 😃
Nature is the best!!!
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Phil, you have created a masterpiece. I love this one. I am so glad you survived the whole thing.
Me too, Fred, thank you! 😃
Wow Phil. Probably the prettiest piece I have ever seen.
Thanks, Albert! 😃
That is one crazy beautiful bowl. It reminds me of old people who are contented with their wrinkles and age. I think it's one of your best bowls due to how you read the wood. So glad you were successful in it not breaking.
Me too, thank you, Judith! 😃
Ok I know I always tell you this,but…. Wow this is stunning one of my favorites! Like you said you can look at this for hrs and see something new! Its just beautiful!
You describe it well, Mike, thanks! 😃
I am in LOOOOOOOOOOVE with this piece! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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I really like it.
It looked like an explosion waiting to happen. The extra deep cracks and the extra hole in the bowl all gives it character. The drill bit looks like a civil war bullet.
Nice job. Phil Anderson nerves of steel.
Haha, well, I'm glad it didn't, Ronnie! 😃
Phil, it looks as soft as you said. Amazing what nature can give us. Nice job bringing out the beauty.
Thank you, Kevin! 😃
Wow! I held my breath through some of this one. A true one of a kind treasure whether as a wall hanging or a table centerpiece. Stunning piece.
Thanks, Vicki! 😃
Your vision and work is incomparable. Wow,wow,wow.
Thank you for sharing. 🫶🏼
Thank you, Aranka, very much! 😃
The Master strikes again! So glad you didn’t blow that up in your face or all over your shop. Very well done, Friend!
Me too, Danella! 😃
Another peice of shear beauty .
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I was skeptical at first but blown away at the end. It’s amazing!
Thank you, Dan! 😃
I knew from the start if this held together this will be a very special turning. It held and yes it’s a very special bowl. I love this beauty. The outside edge is remarkable. I agree with you Phil it may be my favorite of all the pieces you have turned.
Thanks for the show.
Joel
Thank you, Joel! 😃
Inside and out, top and bottom that bowl has so much going for it. Absolutely Beautiful!
Thank you, Brock! 😃
Such a great piece!! So many cracks and crevices to catch the eye!! Glad it stayed together for you Phil!!!👍🙂
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The beauty of nature shines through enhanced by your attentions, beautiful!!
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Absolutely unique and a challenge 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💕🇬🇧
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Patty and I think this piece is amazing and a masterful piece of work
Yay, thank you! 😃
I see trees of green; Red roses too
I see them bloom; For me and you
And I think to myself; What a wonderful world... (wood)
I see skies of blue; And clouds of white
The bright blessed day; The dark sacred night
And I think to myself; What a wonderful world... (wood)
"What a Wonderful World" (- Wood -) Louis Armstrong
One of the best songs ever! 😃
That is beautiful Phil, if people like you didn’t take (calculated) risks we would never see pieces like this top job mate thanks 👍
Thanks, Jeff! 😃
Love that you leave the natural aspects of the piece! That outside is magnificent. Really.
Couldn't duplicate that, why mess with nature. Thank you, Bev! 😃
Just noticed a face in what's left of the tenon. Great piece. Mother nature enhanced by Phil!!
Cool, thanks, Jim! 😊
Hi Phil, I'm Wayne Brown from India (Mumbai) and I've been following your channel and craftsmanship for a while now and would like to add that this piece so far has been the most naturally gorgeous piece I've watched you turn. It's a delight watching your work😊.
Thank you very much, Wayne! 😃
WOW. Probably one of your most unusual and wild pieces👍👍👍
It's right up there, Nick! 😃