I’m ceaselessly amazed at how craftsmen like you are able to visualize a piece of art from within a piece of wood that would otherwise be rotting in the woods somewhere. For the longest time, I’ve just been using UA-cam to watch you and Matt Jordan. Love and admiration from 🇺🇸.
Wonder how old this piece of wood is??? And you have the vision to turn it into the work of ART. LOVE IT thanks for showing us part of the procedure 😅😅😊😊😮
This is the first time I've seen someone work with Yew like this. I had no idea it had such color variation. I love how you worked with the nature and shape of the wood and didn't try to fill in the voids. The finished piece is so interesting, so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning 100% agree. I'm not creative in the slightest and have an odd dislike of earthy tones, but the colours in that wood are unbelievable! Out of interest, how much, typically, would a piece like that sell for? PS This isn't a "muh price" type of question. I'm always amazed when I watch genuine craftsmen produce a piece of work and, more so, the amount of time that is put into it. I work in tech and don't even want to think about the amount of money the company I work for would charge for that amount of time D:
I am often watch woodturning vids just before bed. But I've also slept during MRIs and CAT scans too. Some rythmic sounds, even loud ones, make me sleepy.
Andy i am a retired Nurse who did a very very small amount of woodturning in my early 40s and i loved it but it was what most people think when you say woodturning, stair spindles! I have been watching several of your videos and i am truly in awe. You give a whole new meaning to wood turning/carving and it is absolutely beautiful. I have fallen back in love with wood because of you but i am now 70 and know it wouldn't matter what equipment i had i could never dream of producing what you produce. You are a wood artist. Congratulations. You are incredibly talented and i wish i could afford one of your pieces as it would have pride of place in my living room. Keeeep turning!
Very beautiful work that you do on the Moritz and on your big pieces of tree trunks I watched you make several things I like the bowls there they're just beautiful you can't even say enough that they do do you sell them online let me know cuz I would like to have a couple of them made for my family and friends good work that's something special to be able to do God bless and stay safe your new friend online from Minnesota
Very beautiful work that you do on the Moritz and on your big pieces of tree trunks I watched you make several things I like the bowls there they're just beautiful you can't even say enough that they do do you sell them online let me know cuz I would like to have a couple of them made for my family and friends good work that's something special to be able to do God bless and stay safe your new friend online from Minnesota
UA-cam recommended this to me randomly. As a first time viewer with zero experience or real interest in woodworking, this was interesting enough to keep me for the whole thing. Good job.
4:09 GOOD HOLY GOD THE PURPLES that is incredible. i thought i have seen the best of the best in woodturning already but i mean this has to be the most gorgeous thing ever turned
ALL heavily GRAINED wood is BEAUTIFUL !!! ............................ROOTS , BURLS so on and so forth !!! The FINISHED PIECE IS FANTASTIC & OUTSTANDING !!!
There are people, many people, who can look at a tree and marvel at the beauty of nature, but it takes an artist to look beyond the surface and reveal the real wonder that lies beneath and enhance it even more. You, sir, are that artist. This is such a beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing your vision and your skill with everyone.
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning : it has a possible use in meditation where the vessel would rotate at a beneficial speed in front of a viewer,,,,,,,the lighting would be critical also...imo
Having reduced yews several times and knowing how quickly they can go through chains, I can only tip my hat to your chisel sharpening skills. Beautiful end result, I love how you tailor your approach to each piece, but yew is a special wood and it certainly looked fantastic when you'd finished. Thank you for the upload.
I cannot say enough just how much I love that piece. The color variations in the wood are so amazing. I'm glad that you didnt use any epoxy or other materials with this piece. The grain is so beautiful on its own
Another absolutely gorgeous sculpture….the colours are so lovely…I like to watch these videos before I go to bed as it counteracts the horrors of the day in 2021.
As a landscaper I have pulled -by hand- 100s of yew stumps over the years(taxus). The part where you drill the heart out..... it felt like that last root finally gave for me. Thank you! Cathartic!
There is nothing I can add other than the skill and knowledge of how not to get a tool caught in the process is just amazing. The end product was beyond beautiful.
Thank you for showing us how using a lathe to trasform the piece of root into a BUEATIFUL PIECE OF ART GRACIAS BRAVO THANKS FOR POSTING EACH PIECE OF WOOD IS UNIQUE. IT IS LIKE A FINGER PRINT NO TWO ALIKE GOD IS AMAIZING😊❤❤ I LOVE WOOD. HOW MUCH$$$ WILL IT COST!!!, EACH TREE AND PLANT HAS ITS OWN FINGER PRINT WOW😊😂❤ OUR PLANET IS SO WONDERFUL AND MARVELOUSE😊😊🎉
Living in Costa Rica 🌴😎🌴we are surrounded by beautiful wood and the tourist shops are filled with wooden art but seeing how much effort, time and loving care it takes to create them was a real joy watching this video.
i cant get enough of your videos , im binging on watching them all you inspired me to get into turning!, when im not watching your video im creating videos on my channel!
the before and after is just jaw dropping. I would have loved to see the holes filled with epoxy resin. But It's a matter of taste. But also ensure that it can be used, not just look pretty.
The profound impression evoked by this remarkable Edge Vessel reminded me of Immanuel Velikovsky, book "Worlds in Collusion." However, it transcends the terrestrial realm and instead alludes to a cosmic ballet of celestial bodies, wherein stars and galaxies engage in a mesmerizing dance of collision. This exquisite composition appears to have successfully encapsulated the resplendent tumultuousness of the cosmos.
I LOVE watching wood turning videos. Each finished piece is a gorgeous masterpiece. But I do usually find myself saying, "I wish they'd left just a little more of the wood in there, somehow the full character of that beautiful piece of wood didn't quite make it through.." For the first time, I did NOT say that. It is perfection. ❤
The purple colour in Yew is usually a reaction to iron, probably from iron rich soil in this case but its wise to keep an eye out for old nails or bits of barbed wire.
Generally, Mr. Phillip, your videos have given me something to aspire to in my own shop. This one just makes me realize that there are skill levels in turning that it is useless for me to aspire to. 99 ways for that to go wrong for every one that resulted in such success, and yet you make it look easy. Absolutely astonishing craftsmanship in this work, and the wood itself came through with stunning colors and texture. World class work.
Love how optimistically cautious he is! He is a pro at this for sure love watching him create art! This is very dangerous if you don't know what your doing. Beautiful work of art!
Thank you. I never tire of watching an artist at work and waiting to see what transpires. I think that is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen made. It should be in a museum so that many people can see it and admire how beautiful wood is and how wonderful that there are craftspeople who can use modern machinery to bring out the beauty in the world. Thank you again I shall enjoy watching this video time and again
@@PremSingh-vl8pf I've ran a metal lathe 50 years ago. And it was really kind of you to think of me! I will treat it like a loaded gun! How do you like my strategy? Your really very kind!!thank - you!
one of the most beautiful results I have seen. A metaphor for life…beauty in the ugly, or going through a process to get to the best part of life etc. I would have that on my display any day, beautiful grain.
That root ball produced some interesting optical effects when it was spinning. I love seeing what results one can get from root balls and burls. Stunning piece! I would give it pride of place!
Stunning. Absolutely stunning. Do you think your art is a bit Abstract. I was explaining to a friend's Dad a piece I'd watched you make. And I disbribed your style as Abstract with purpose. He didn't get it so I showed him one of you videos. His answer to it was, that's the most beautiful wood art I've ever seen. Love to watch you create.
Браво мастеру.Это просто бомбическая ваза получилась!!!Завораживающее зрелище по обработке коряги,в начале даже страшно,такой дисбаланс все таки.Понравилось.Красиво.
Stunning, and the colours are beautiful - the purple and lilac against the creamy white is amazing. Quite scary thought - particularly when using the Forstner bit.
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning :: is the Yew related to the Juniper thus some Cedars.....or is that a stretch ? I’m focusing on the shared ‘purple’ and aroma of all those.
i see the thumbnail to the video and think, "what the heck can you do with that thing!?" then i tune in and watch. beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and ty for sharing the beauty you find. nature is amazing! the skills you have to make something out of a chunk of wood it truely a talent.
No 5 min intro, no cheesy taglines, no speaking needed. Just quality content the whole way. This is how you youtube.
This is old school UA-cam
And no idiotic music
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ABSOLUTELY!!
did they need the click bait title though?
This is one of those pieces that can be examined for years, yet the viewer will continue to see new details. Bravo!
i'm always amazed at how the artist can see what's inside the raw piece.
I’m ceaselessly amazed at how craftsmen like you are able to visualize a piece of art from within a piece of wood that would otherwise be rotting in the woods somewhere.
For the longest time, I’ve just been using UA-cam to watch you and Matt Jordan. Love and admiration from 🇺🇸.
Thankyou
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning Thank YOU! Keep up the good work. 😄
That is awesome 😊
Wonder how old this piece of wood is??? And you have the vision to turn it into the work of ART. LOVE IT thanks for showing us part of the procedure 😅😅😊😊😮
It looks like one of the most satisfying activities second to surfing n fishing
This is the first time I've seen someone work with Yew like this. I had no idea it had such color variation. I love how you worked with the nature and shape of the wood and didn't try to fill in the voids. The finished piece is so interesting, so beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Thank you very much!
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning 100% agree. I'm not creative in the slightest and have an odd dislike of earthy tones, but the colours in that wood are unbelievable!
Out of interest, how much, typically, would a piece like that sell for?
PS This isn't a "muh price" type of question. I'm always amazed when I watch genuine craftsmen produce a piece of work and, more so, the amount of time that is put into it. I work in tech and don't even want to think about the amount of money the company I work for would charge for that amount of time D:
The wood's natural appearance is visible through the sealant. Looks better that way.
I was surprised by the lilac tones - which just happens to be my favourite colour! 🥰
Wow😮
IDK if it's just me but does anyone else find this sort of thing mesmerizing as well as therapeutic?!
I DO AS WELL
I work in the computer industry and this is about the only thing keeping me sane
Therapeutic? It’s bloody terrifying!
I am often watch woodturning vids just before bed. But I've also slept during MRIs and CAT scans too. Some rythmic sounds, even loud ones, make me sleepy.
Yes
3AM here and I am watching *woodturning* .UA-cam algorithm, You've done it again👏👏👏
Me too. Sites pop up on my "suggested" side bar that I would never have found on my own and just love.. Like this one.
1:30 am. And am watching too. 😂
Go to sleep😂
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Well it's 4:06 a.m. and I am also watching this video and reading comments and commenting on the comments. Lol. But very cool price of wood.
It’s amazing to watch the transformation of a rough tree stump to something beautiful!
Does anyone know what species of tree this is?😮
I remember in shop class in 7th grade, taking to the wood lathe to make a wooden lamp. One of the most rewarding projects I ever had.
Andy i am a retired Nurse who did a very very small amount of woodturning in my early 40s and i loved it but it was what most people think when you say woodturning, stair spindles! I have been watching several of your videos and i am truly in awe. You give a whole new meaning to wood turning/carving and it is absolutely beautiful. I have fallen back in love with wood because of you but i am now 70 and know it wouldn't matter what equipment i had i could never dream of producing what you produce. You are a wood artist. Congratulations. You are incredibly talented and i wish i could afford one of your pieces as it would have pride of place in my living room. Keeeep turning!
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Very beautiful work that you do on the Moritz and on your big pieces of tree trunks I watched you make several things I like the bowls there they're just beautiful you can't even say enough that they do do you sell them online let me know cuz I would like to have a couple of them made for my family and friends good work that's something special to be able to do God bless and stay safe your new friend online from Minnesota
Very beautiful work that you do on the Moritz and on your big pieces of tree trunks I watched you make several things I like the bowls there they're just beautiful you can't even say enough that they do do you sell them online let me know cuz I would like to have a couple of them made for my family and friends good work that's something special to be able to do God bless and stay safe your new friend online from Minnesota
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Sell some pieces on my website .. link is in the video description.. but a lot are one-offs 👍
UA-cam recommended this to me randomly. As a first time viewer with zero experience or real interest in woodworking, this was interesting enough to keep me for the whole thing. Good job.
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4:09 GOOD HOLY GOD THE PURPLES that is incredible. i thought i have seen the best of the best in woodturning already but i mean this has to be the most gorgeous thing ever turned
6:20 ABSOLUTELY NO FREAKIN WAY THIS YEW IS THIS PURPLE
I was stunned by all the colors too ! The purple made me wonder about why so I am.on a mission !. So Beautiful !
ALL heavily GRAINED wood is BEAUTIFUL !!! ............................ROOTS , BURLS so on and so forth !!! The FINISHED PIECE IS FANTASTIC & OUTSTANDING !!!
I am in AWE of Curly and Birds Eye Maple !!!
Nature reveals her BEAUTY ❤️🙏🏽.....the job of THIS man IS like jewelery , artist 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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Exactly, Mother Nature creates so much Beauty, just look.
I see others turn roots but they don't turn out anywhere near that perfect. You have an exceedingly Gracious gift. Beautiful!
Thank you!
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That's beautiful ...😳
That's a very beautiful piece. I can only imagine how nerve racking it must have been to hollow it out. Amazing work
Thank you!
I think this man has every tool ever invented ☺️
There are people, many people, who can look at a tree and marvel at the beauty of nature, but it takes an artist to look beyond the surface and reveal the real wonder that lies beneath and enhance it even more. You, sir, are that artist. This is such a beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing your vision and your skill with everyone.
Thanks 👍
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning : it has a possible use in meditation where the vessel would rotate at a beneficial speed in front of a viewer,,,,,,,the lighting would be critical also...imo
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Having reduced yews several times and knowing how quickly they can go through chains, I can only tip my hat to your chisel sharpening skills. Beautiful end result, I love how you tailor your approach to each piece, but yew is a special wood and it certainly looked fantastic when you'd finished. Thank you for the upload.
Major missed opportunity to say “Thank YEW for the upload” 🙌🏼
So beautiful. I could sit and watch your videos all day long. You do such amazing masterpieces
I love this piece.
This might be my favorite piece I’ve ever seen turned. Wow 🤩. Would make an amazing lamp. Like low warm light in a cabin type I’m thinking.
How a person would thumbs down on this video is totally beyond me 🤷🏻♂️. This is meditative and peaceful at minimum.
They’re the ones who tried this and got their fingers caught or those that don’t like flying objects in the rear view mirror🥴🤣
There jeluas of this persons skill
Maybe they are machinists who winced at the hardpoint saw crashing into the unprotected bed at the start!
Maybe they are tree huggers ?. No clue here!
may be they are nature saver
That finished product is gorgeous !
Very, very nice work !
Absolutely beautiful!🌳🌲🪵🪓
I love how you manage to accentuate the beauty of what Mother Nature already created. It's a work of art!
I cannot say enough just how much I love that piece. The color variations in the wood are so amazing. I'm glad that you didnt use any epoxy or other materials with this piece. The grain is so beautiful on its own
I'm also glad that epoxy didn't touch this one!
So lovely. It looks like a magical planet surrounded by seas. Thank you for your art. S
It's been a while since I first saw this, but I enjoyed it just as much this time. You do magnificent work. Nature is so beautiful!
Another absolutely gorgeous sculpture….the colours are so lovely…I like to watch these videos before I go to bed as it counteracts the horrors of the day in 2021.
Thanks .. glad they help 👍
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I like the natural wood and the grain movement is unreal. This is one of my favorite pieces.
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The colours make it look like polished rock to me. Amazing how it's come out!
BRAVO, Just great, no stupid talking, very relaxing, great job, 👍👍👍👍👍
I can't stop looking at these videos. The hidden treasures in the wood brought out by the artist. AMAZING
As a landscaper I have pulled -by hand- 100s of yew stumps over the years(taxus). The part where you drill the heart out..... it felt like that last root finally gave for me. Thank you! Cathartic!
Love the hidden colors that are brought out ‼️
I would definitely buy this 👵🏻👩🌾❣️
Some of the most beautiful bowls I have ever seen have been spalted wood. Stumps that are slightly spalted are just gorgeous! Beautiful work. ❤
That’s one of the most beautiful natural pieces I’ve ever seen turned
Cheers 👍
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There is nothing I can add other than the skill and knowledge of how not to get a tool caught in the process is just amazing. The end product was beyond beautiful.
Thank you for showing us how using a lathe to trasform the piece of root into a BUEATIFUL PIECE OF ART GRACIAS BRAVO THANKS FOR POSTING EACH PIECE OF WOOD IS UNIQUE. IT IS LIKE A FINGER PRINT NO TWO ALIKE GOD IS AMAIZING😊❤❤ I LOVE WOOD. HOW MUCH$$$ WILL IT COST!!!, EACH TREE AND PLANT HAS ITS OWN FINGER PRINT WOW😊😂❤ OUR PLANET IS SO WONDERFUL AND MARVELOUSE😊😊🎉
A relatively unremarkable garden shrub is turned in to an extraordinary piece. Hats off to you!
A real natural beauty converted into a piece of shite modern art
Какая красота!Вы мастер своего дела!чем закрученней коряжка тем красивее рисунок изделия из дерева получается!очень нравятся ваши работы 👍👍👍👍🇰🇿
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Beauty, in its purest form, is exquisitely revealed. All accomplished without a word.
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Looking at the finished product is not only pleasing to the eye, but calming. I had to look at it a little longer. So beautiful.😊
This piece right here...this is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen someone create. Bravo!
Cheers!
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That's the most amazing thing I have ever seen....to be able to bring out the inner beauty of that root. Beautiful!
Living in Costa Rica 🌴😎🌴we are surrounded by beautiful wood and the tourist shops are filled with wooden art but seeing how much effort, time and loving care it takes to create them was a real joy watching this video.
Thanks 👍
i cant get enough of your videos , im binging on watching them all you inspired me to get into turning!, when im not watching your video im creating videos on my channel!
Thanks ..Glad you like them
Красота невероятная! Это надо же увидеть в коряге будущий шедевр. Высший пилотаж, восхищению моему нет предела. 👍👍👍👍👍
I am reminded of the ugly duckling that became a beautiful swan. You took nature and with a keen eye turned it into a beautiful piece of art.
as soon as i seen the purple in it i fellin love with the peice turned out amazing
When you have raw materials and makes it in a peace of art that is genius in my eyes.
Beautiful piece of art!! Well done!! I'd be proud to have it on display in my home.
Takes a big set off balls to turn a knotted piece like that. Respect.
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I know bugger all about turning wood but even I was thinking, ok that looks bloody dangerous.
@@dred8616 hell yeah, and I shuddered a couple of times, damn
@@dred8616 Because it was dangerous. He should have made the root more round before every attaching to the lathe.
👍really nice
the before and after is just jaw dropping. I would have loved to see the holes filled with epoxy resin. But It's a matter of taste. But also ensure that it can be used, not just look pretty.
The details are so unique and interesting. You did a beautiful job with this piece of wood.
Thankyou Dawn
Какая красота! Мастеру браво! Разглядеть в обычном корне такую красоту - это дорогого стоит.
Неожиданное, смелое решение! 😊 Великолепный результат! 👍 Вы - великий Повелитель красивого дерева! ❤️ Здоровья Вам и новых шедевров! 🙏
The profound impression evoked by this remarkable Edge Vessel reminded me of Immanuel Velikovsky, book "Worlds in Collusion." However, it transcends the terrestrial realm and instead alludes to a cosmic ballet of celestial bodies, wherein stars and galaxies engage in a mesmerizing dance of collision. This exquisite composition appears to have successfully encapsulated the resplendent tumultuousness of the cosmos.
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING ARTISTRY!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Amazing work to turn out such a Beautiful piece. Yew'll go far.
Like bro how long did that take u to think of.?
Amazing
@@R-soup Yew'd be surprised.
I LOVE watching wood turning videos. Each finished piece is a gorgeous masterpiece.
But I do usually find myself saying, "I wish they'd left just a little more of the wood in there, somehow the full character of that beautiful piece of wood didn't quite make it through.."
For the first time, I did NOT say that.
It is perfection.
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Thank you
We all love a little bit more wood left in there
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Не перестаю удивляться как получаются такие шедевры ❤
I'd be almost scared to turn some of the stuff you turn, amazing skills my dude!
The purple colour that comes through was so surprising and beautiful.
Colorblind?
It was amazing - but it was kind of a bummer how much less vibrant it was post-varnishing?
@@billybilly4382 I see purple too.
This is so nice see the transformation, with the skills involved, very very good work!!
The purple colour in Yew is usually a reaction to iron, probably from iron rich soil in this case but its wise to keep an eye out for old nails or bits of barbed wire.
Generally, Mr. Phillip, your videos have given me something to aspire to in my own shop. This one just makes me realize that there are skill levels in turning that it is useless for me to aspire to. 99 ways for that to go wrong for every one that resulted in such success, and yet you make it look easy. Absolutely astonishing craftsmanship in this work, and the wood itself came through with stunning colors and texture. World class work.
Absolutely Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 😊
I thought it was going to be a lamp .Beautiful to see all the different colors appear.
I gotta admit, at first I was certain you'd fill it full of epoxy. I'm so glad you didn't. This is excellent. Congratulations!
Came to say the same thing. At roughly 6:30 I was like "Leave it alone. Do not fill it with epoxy!!!" (or resin). So relieved he didn't fill it.
Same thought here. The epoxy treatment cheapens the overall product so much, it looks so trashy in comparison to just the plain wood
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Same thing i was thinking but thank god he didn’t do that.
Ain't he brave with that lathe lol . : )
Love how optimistically cautious he is! He is a pro at this for sure love watching him create art! This is very dangerous if you don't know what your doing. Beautiful work of art!
Thank you. I never tire of watching an artist at work and waiting to see what transpires. I think that is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen made. It should be in a museum so that many people can see it and admire how beautiful wood is and how wonderful that there are craftspeople who can use modern machinery to bring out the beauty in the world. Thank you again I shall enjoy watching this video time and again
I'd pay good money to have this piece in my home. It's gorgeous.
Absolutely Gorgeous! You are an artist. Only someone who is a true visionary could have seen the potential in that gnarled old root!
Thanks for making a lot of folks happy with your art!
Fantastic work
My anxiety went into overdrive watching you turn that. Nature is more beautiful than anything man made. You just helped uncover it.
I just inherited a wood lathe, + this video has built- up my confidence to try it out .very cool Thank-You!
Just be careful if you are using it for the first time. You can get badly injured if used incorrectly.
@@PremSingh-vl8pf I've ran a metal lathe 50 years ago. And it was really kind of you to think of me! I will treat it like a loaded gun! How do you like my strategy? Your really very kind!!thank - you!
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How could you resist..!?! My kingdom for a free lathe!
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Just wish my Old DAd was still around to see this video. He'd have been frothing at the mouth enjoying it. THANKS SO MUCH.
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...very well done!...yew took a doorstop and turned it into a beyewtiful work of art!!!...👍
one of the most beautiful results I have seen. A metaphor for life…beauty in the ugly, or going through a process to get to the best part of life etc. I would have that on my display any day, beautiful grain.
From such a humble beginning that emerged. What else is there to say? GORGEOUS!
This put me in the most delightful trance of relaxation. Lovely.
Just watched this again. That's a SERIOUSLY sick piece of wood man.
Stunning piece of work. Nature by design!!
Amazing how much beauty there is hidden in what some people would just burn, absolutely stunning, well done.
Exactly. Craftsman have an eye for anything like this.
That root ball produced some interesting optical effects when it was spinning. I love seeing what results one can get from root balls and burls. Stunning piece! I would give it pride of place!
Wooooow 😮 Didnt think id be able to watch as the wood was a little bit too textured at the beginning for the old brain, but i did it. Bloody amazing!
Stunning. Absolutely stunning. Do you think your art is a bit Abstract. I was explaining to a friend's Dad a piece I'd watched you make. And I disbribed your style as Abstract with purpose. He didn't get it so I showed him one of you videos. His answer to it was, that's the most beautiful wood art I've ever seen. Love to watch you create.
Thanks so much Meranda
That makes YEW look marvelous.
Thank you for having the talent and vision to reveal this beauty!
This was so enjoyable to watch. Lovely piece. The character of the wood is next level and can only be brought out like that by a true artist.
Absolutely beautiful. I love how you have brought out the patina of the yew in all its different hues. What a gift you have!
Beautiful!
Taking mother nature's gifts and enhancing the natural beauty is a gift. Thank you for sharing your gifted creativity.
Браво мастеру.Это просто бомбическая ваза получилась!!!Завораживающее зрелище по обработке коряги,в начале даже страшно,такой дисбаланс все таки.Понравилось.Красиво.
Опасненько было на старте.
Wow! In my wildest imagination, I never thought that ugly tree root would birth such a beautiful work of art!
Very cool looking! Hollowing out the center looked like it was quite a chore. Beautiful!
One never knows what’s hiding in an old stump until the right person gets a hold of it. Nice job sir.
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Stunning, and the colours are beautiful - the purple and lilac against the creamy white is amazing.
Quite scary thought - particularly when using the Forstner bit.
Cheers 👍
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning :: is the Yew related to the Juniper thus some Cedars.....or is that a stretch ? I’m focusing on the shared ‘purple’ and aroma of all those.
Same, I'd be spending more time prizing my tools from the ceiling trying to work those contours lol . The no resin in-fill was nice as well. Regards .
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These are the most well spent 11:07 minutes in my life.
i see the thumbnail to the video and think, "what the heck can you do with that thing!?" then i tune in and watch. beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and ty for sharing the beauty you find. nature is amazing! the skills you have to make something out of a chunk of wood it truely a talent.
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That is one of the most beautiful pieces of wood I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing with us.
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