Pine Bowl - Will It Cooperate? Can I Get It Done? Watch And See! - Wood Turning
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2018
- I attempt to turn a wonderful, found on the forest floor, piece of pine. Will it be a success or? Please watch and see! In any event, I may re-turn this piece in an attempt to bring it to it's full potential. Thanks for watching! Like and Subscribe if you are so inclined.
I totally agree with you about not getting carried away. God is a much better at creating beautiful designs than we ever can!
I love hearing what your thinking about your process and how you see each piece. Thank you for your videos! Beautiful work!! God bless!
Phil, I didn't see a "finished" product ....... L saw MUCH, MUCH more. Thank you!!!! When ever I get frustrated I just think of you and try. try again. Honestly, my finished pieces often leave a little bit to be desired but I'm getting better thanks to the inspiration that comes from Shady Acres.
It’s beautiful and gnarly good work Mr. Anderson
I'm glad you're not drowning the pieces in recin. Your bowls etc. are so very naturally beautiful or "vackra"
You gave it your all. The piece of wood was so interesting. I could see several animals and faces in it.
Dr Phil, this piece needs a lot of CPR! CREATIVE PERSISTENCE & RECOVERY! A lifeless burn victim into a living memorial of hope. 🙏♥️🇺🇲
...and this is why you never stand in the line of fire! Thanks for sharing this one.
It really is beautiful. I could look at that for hours.
It was a wonderful piece of wood. I thought it looked like a volcano field. Thanks for trying.
I admire your courage to keep on going in spite of all troubles it gives
You gave it a true effort! Good try Phil!
Super beautiful that’s an awesome piece of wood
We learn that sometimes things in life don't work out the way we plan. That is when we have to let go and let God. Thanks for sharing. This is not a failure but a lesson in life.
Amazing tenacity, I understand why you never want to give up.
Phil I did 18 ten foot latia poles by hand with a draw knife from the Chediski fire in north east Arizona. I used them to support my deck. What I learned from that was that the pitch in the pine turns into resin from the heat of the fire and the wood developed glorious color from the resin. When I first was watching you turning this piece I wanted you to turn it over so the rough pattern was on the bottom and the charred area that you had to remove anyway became the inside of the bowl. I hope you find another charred piece of pine to try this. I think you will like the result keeping the integrity of the wood and getting rid of the char. Best regards Sharon
I think the bottom looks like volcanic flow! Beautiful!!!!
It's beautiful even before turning.
what a shame! I love the fact you still shared this with us
I felt so bad! I'm so sorry but you can do it with another one I know. I love watching you work it reminds me of my Dad. Your a human with a beautiful soul. Thanks for the peace you share.