I have to say I normally do not care for live edge pieces, but you outdid yourself with this one. Very nice contrast between the live edge and the body of the piece. Nicely done.
Phil, getting old sucks - you can do anything but just a bit differently. Take care - we need you to keep turning and let us enjoy your commentary, And this is a beautiful bowl.
I like the way that you fall in love with most of your work and how you appreciate how nature has given it to us to enjoy. Also it is so kind of you to give us tips from your vast knowledge of works best for each piece. Hope your arm is feeling better now. Like my 100 year old friend told me on numerous occasions "Getting old is not for sissies"
It's easy to be amazed at what some of this wood is hiding from us, Kennith. The fun is getting to it. I'm so glad you enjoy it, too! The arm is coming along and your friend is right! Thank you for watching! 😊
Every time I watch your video's I'm in wow mode, it is so nice to have friends that send you wood pieces, living on an island I am usually dependent on what the ocean brings.
Great to see you didn't let your injury stop you. A Wonderful example of perseverance. I'm glad to see that you found relief so you could continue turning out beauty.
Phil it's hell to get old: 2 months ago I unloaded a 500lb lathe myself and my back has been sore since. I think I just pulled a muscle. But at 70 years old you would think I would know better. Love the videos.
Yes, David, you should know better!! But, I understand, the lathe MUST get into the shop, NOW! LOL! The back can take care of itself. 😊 I'm doing better, hope you do, too!
I'm new to watching this channel, and I'll never be in the wood turning business, but I really enjoy watching people do things they love. This is so cool, you create some beautiful pieces, and you're sharing a lot of great information.
Wow, I am NEVER in the right place to see your video when it's released. This is a real treat for me, buddy! I think I have only turned plum once and it is a beautiful wood to turn. You made a beautiful bowl with this one, Phil. You said you didn't want anyone to feel bad about your arm so I'm not going to say that I feel bad. I do but I'm not going to say so. I hope you heal up quickly, my friend. A little tip about getting more speed in spite of the vibration. I found that if you double the speed it will either calm down or the lathe will unplug itself when it has bounced far enough across the shop floor. Just a thought. Probably not a very good one!! LOL! Take care, Phil. 😃😃😃
@@bryanholden6487 Great idea, Bryan. Of course, if I shorten mine I will probably forget to unplug it before cutting it so I think I had better leave it alone!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃
You are on a roll today, Gord! 😊 Early release viewer and your sense of humor is spot on, too! The arm is getting better, slow but sure, thanks! I'll have to try that with the RPM thing. I've never known you to have a bad idea. Thanks for the tip! LOL!
I sure hope you are feeling better or will be very soon. All of us are getting older and these "injuries" seem to crop-up more and more often. And the bowl looks awesome!.
It's always an inspiration and an education watching you turn, Phil! Love plum wood (I'm starting one now) and your live edge bowl is definitely a beauty! Hope your arm is much better now so your vids will keep on coming. Yeah, selfish of me, ain't it? 😋
Awesome, thank you, Dave! The arm is getting better, thanks in part to you. I might have just sat in the house feeling sorry for myself without your encouraging words. I just wish it would get to 100% a tiny bit faster! LOL! Hope your Plum piece turns out great, too! 😊
I'll add you to my prayer list pal. I really know what you're going through. My arthritis flairs up and keeps me out of the shop. I feel like a caged animal until I can get back. Even if it's just to clean. Hope to see you soon.
Beautiful...as always. I would rather see u working healthy than not working at all. Your health comes first! Take care. And looking forward to binge watching videos of yours that haven't seen yet.
Beautiful bowl Phil! I’ve learned most of my wood turning skills from watching your videos. I still haven’t mastered your tenon removal technique. I usually get it as small as possible and then chicken out and sand the rest off! Keep up the great work!
Wow, thank you! As long as you have a sufficient amount of the inside bottom supported, and you have pressure towards that support, almost nothing can go wrong. Almost. LOL! 😊
I know I"m repeating myself when I say this, but what a beautiful job you did on this piece! And I love how you do your live edges. So elegant. I just wish you didn't hurt your arm while you were working on this one though.
Thanks a lot, Kelli! I'm surprised I didn't hurt my arm much earlier in my turning. Holding the drill with my arms extended as I do, I would have expected an injury. Doc says it's tennis elbow. I now wear a compression band on my arm and probably will forever. No biggie, really but thanks for your concern! 😊
Phil! Please see a doctor. You may have had a mild heart attack. This scares me my friend, I love your work and want you around so we can meet in person.
Phil.....I had very same symptoms. Turns out I had tweaked my back and it resulted in the pain you are describing. Simple stretching back muscles and all the symptoms went away. Hope that helps.
Your symptoms are exactly the same as I had a few years ago, Phil. My doctor said it was frozen shoulder and sent me to a rheumatologist who took X-rays and told me it would get better in a few days with rest and over the counter painkillers and it did, in about a week. The first 3 days were awful. I couldn't move it more than half an inch backwards and forwards, but it got better. Your bowl is perfect - of course. Thank you to Tuffy for sending and you for sharing and see you soon.
I'm getting so much better, thank you for your concern. I'm glad you got over yours so quickly, too! I'm glad you like this piece, thank you for watching! 😊
Heal quickly, I enjoy watching your projects and want you well so you can share more. Beautiful plum bowl, thanks for showing us how a master woodturners works.
My left armpit was hurting me, went to the dr and they called the ambulance put me in the hospital, 4 stints later I was out the next day. Go to the dr and get checked, you may have had a mild heart attacked, we are old farts now, my left arm didn't have any strength either.
Good always always listen to their advice very closely if they say go to the hospital go to the hospital though his injury is either a pulled muscle or sprain
Good advice Pat. I got pains in my left arm while hand planing , thought I just over did it. That and I was stubborn as a mule when it came to getting checked out. Heck, I was only 57. Six months later, I ended up having a triple bypass. Beautiful bowl Phil! I've never turned plum. By the way, I subscribed. I look forward to seeing more of your work. J
Arthritis a sign of our advancing years, but you can and have worked through it to produce another beautiful piece of work. Whenever you turn to your negative rake scraper l am minded to think of a WMD but it surely produces a fine finish. Keep on turning out these lovely pieces Phil always a joy to watch.
Phil, that is one plum beautiful bowl! Or, is it a beautiful plum bowl? I guess it's both. Thanks for finding it. Prayers for restored function and removal of pain in your left shoulder.
That piece is a work of art sir just like your self love your videos always a pleasure to watch no stupid music Thank you for making these video's & sharing Regards Steve UK London
Getting old is hard to admit! I'm 68 and hate my body not being 30! Please see a doctor Phil. If you need something done, you may not get a chance another time. I have 2 stints from 3 years ago. Now the bowl... I've never seen plum before. It's gorgeous. Leaving some bark on was a great choice! Thank you for sharing your creativity and time with me. Stay safe, Vickie
I don't mind admitting my age, Vickie, 73, I just mind the pain that can go along with it! LOL! So glad you are better! My arm is getting better, too! 😊
Good evening, Phil. I saved your video for now. Your videos are very relaxing and peaceful to view. I can get a little sleepy watching and listening to the lathe turning process. You say, 'Time for sanding.' I say, 'Time for bed.' But then I would miss the beautiful finished product. Well done, excellent bowl.
Hope your on the mend Phil. My wife and I are huge fans of your videos. Between you and Papa, we have gotten unmeasurable enjoyment and inspiration. Keep up the great work. You are truly appreciated by so many.
Hi Phil.... really beautiful bowl... the bark is beautiful...so thick and a great contrast to the wood... great video... take care...All the best.....Andy
I would just like to say in support, not sympathy because that does not really help, but I DO understand pain. I do hoe that the support you now have helps you to a quick recovery. Now to the piece of Plum that you have turned for us to share. You are right when you show your joy in turning Plum wood, it always stunning in its colours, grain, brilliant bark & the way it responds the finishes applied. This piece is no exception & in spite of the arm problem is a brilliant piece , as you say so often, & rightly so, "for all to enjoy" & boy, how well we enjoy your brilliance & feel for the woods that you work with. Brilliant my friend. Recover soon, Don from South Aust.
Thank you, Don! Yeah, the doc says it's tennis elbow. I went without the arm band for three days and had to put it right back on. I think I will have this for the rest of my life. If that's all that afflicts me, I will feel blessed. 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I guess it could become a constant companion Phil as it comes & goes. I hope for your sake that it 'goes more than it comes', I would hate it to curb your brilliant wood turning skills. That would be a great loss to 'the world'. "Onward & upward" my friend. Don
I was watching this Whilst getting my Second COVID jab. Thanks for Helping me pass the time in the waiting area. Another great project. Phil 👍👍
My pleasure, Brian. Hope your second shot doesn't affect you. Some folks have problems with that one, me included but it only lasted a day.
This was stunning. You do fantastic work ❤😊
Thank you very much! 😊
I have to say I normally do not care for live edge pieces, but you outdid yourself with this one. Very nice contrast between the live edge and the body of the piece. Nicely done.
I appreciate that, Brett, thank you! 😃
Phil, getting old sucks - you can do anything but just a bit differently. Take care - we need you to keep turning and let us enjoy your commentary, And this is a beautiful bowl.
Haha, well, it does, Judit, but I'll take it over the alternative! 😊 The arm is healing, almost better! Thank you!
You have a wonderful gift/connection with wood, it's quite meditative to watch you. Thank you, Phil, for another lovely piece of art. 😊
So nice of you, Sian, thank you! 😊
Yay, yay,yay!!! Praying for you. I agree that plum wood is gorgeous
Thank you, Barry, coming along, nicely!! 😊
I like the way that you fall in love with most of your work and how you appreciate how nature has given it to us to enjoy. Also it is so kind of you to give us tips from your vast knowledge of works best for each piece. Hope your arm is feeling better now. Like my 100 year old friend told me on numerous occasions "Getting old is not for sissies"
It's easy to be amazed at what some of this wood is hiding from us, Kennith. The fun is getting to it. I'm so glad you enjoy it, too! The arm is coming along and your friend is right! Thank you for watching! 😊
Pink plum!!! Pretty in pink. Spectacular! Phil, you're a wood whisperer for certain. You make the wood talk to you.
Oh, and the things it has to say... LOL!
Every time I watch your video's I'm in wow mode, it is so nice to have friends that send you wood pieces, living on an island I am usually dependent on what the ocean brings.
That is awesome, Rene! Thank you so much and, yes, I have very kind, generous viewers. 😊
You have a Dutch name... any chance you still speak "nederlands" - en op welke ijland woon je? Which island do you live on?
@@jozefbouwhuis3704 hi, yes we speak Dutch all the time at home, we live on Aruba since 1981.
Plum is beautiful wood, amazing color!
We agree, David, thank you!
Ooooh, I’d love to take a bite of that chocolate looking bark. Love the bowl shape too.
It looks yummy, Aranka, but I'm afraid you might be disappointed! 😊
Great to see you didn't let your injury stop you. A Wonderful example of perseverance. I'm glad to see that you found relief so you could continue turning out beauty.
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First viewer! That's never happened in years of watching Phil.
Yay! 😊
This pink plum is really colourful and lovely!
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Beautiful teaching, gorgeous results. I love how you explain along the way, as I have never turned, but would love to try one day.
Go for it! Thank you! 😊
The color of that plum is just amazing!
It is, thank you! 😊
You and Gary are wonderful artists. That is a beautiful bowl. You are so talented.
Thank you, James! Cheers! 😊
It is a wonderful bowl…..so pretty…..I like the flowers……..
Cool, thanks, Hazel! 😊
Phil it's hell to get old: 2 months ago I unloaded a 500lb lathe myself and my back has been sore since. I think I just pulled a muscle. But at 70 years old you would think I would know better. Love the videos.
Yes, David, you should know better!! But, I understand, the lathe MUST get into the shop, NOW! LOL! The back can take care of itself. 😊 I'm doing better, hope you do, too!
My daddy use to say "my golden years are a little tarnished". Lol. It is rough sometimes. Some days the hardest part is getting out of bed. Haha
@@kathieosborne6749 LOL! He wasn't wrong, Kathie!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.
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“It’s gonna be beautiful!”.
Yes, Sir, it definitely turned out that way. Another stunning transformation.
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Thank you kindly, Simon! 😊
Love the rose color that runs throughout.
Me too!
I'm new to watching this channel, and I'll never be in the wood turning business, but I really enjoy watching people do things they love. This is so cool, you create some beautiful pieces, and you're sharing a lot of great information.
I appreciate that you watch and comment, Scott, thank you! 😊
Stunning Bowl... It's fun to hear you speak the names of your tools ... an extra bonus!
Thank you, Charles, for taking your time to watch and comment!
Wow, I am NEVER in the right place to see your video when it's released. This is a real treat for me, buddy! I think I have only turned plum once and it is a beautiful wood to turn. You made a beautiful bowl with this one, Phil. You said you didn't want anyone to feel bad about your arm so I'm not going to say that I feel bad. I do but I'm not going to say so. I hope you heal up quickly, my friend. A little tip about getting more speed in spite of the vibration. I found that if you double the speed it will either calm down or the lathe will unplug itself when it has bounced far enough across the shop floor. Just a thought. Probably not a very good one!! LOL! Take care, Phil. 😃😃😃
Well said Gord. That's why I have my lathe on a short mains lead. LOL
@@bryanholden6487 Great idea, Bryan. Of course, if I shorten mine I will probably forget to unplug it before cutting it so I think I had better leave it alone!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃
You are on a roll today, Gord! 😊 Early release viewer and your sense of humor is spot on, too! The arm is getting better, slow but sure, thanks! I'll have to try that with the RPM thing. I've never known you to have a bad idea. Thanks for the tip! LOL!
Take care of your self Phil, we love your work, it is awsome Phil, as always I love watching your very nice creations, your friend.... Wes
Thanks so much, Wes! 😊
I sure hope you are feeling better or will be very soon. All of us are getting older and these "injuries" seem to crop-up more and more often. And the bowl looks awesome!.
I'm doing well, Daniel. I'm glad you like this bowl, thank you! 😊
You breathe life on wood, you are warlock of wood 🤗
You are too kind, Senoo, thank you! 😊
It's always an inspiration and an education watching you turn, Phil! Love plum wood (I'm starting one now) and your live edge bowl is definitely a beauty! Hope your arm is much better now so your vids will keep on coming. Yeah, selfish of me, ain't it? 😋
Awesome, thank you, Dave! The arm is getting better, thanks in part to you. I might have just sat in the house feeling sorry for myself without your encouraging words. I just wish it would get to 100% a tiny bit faster! LOL! Hope your Plum piece turns out great, too! 😊
We're rootin' for ya, Phil! You HAVE to get better-- there's wood to turn and shavings afoot!
As always, another beauty! Thanks for your Vedic’s. Barbara
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I'll add you to my prayer list pal. I really know what you're going through. My arthritis flairs up and keeps me out of the shop. I feel like a caged animal until I can get back. Even if it's just to clean. Hope to see you soon.
Thank you, John!
Love the color and the grain. Another beautiful creation.
Thanks, Earl! 😊
Love this plum bowl. I always love the live edge. Try an ice pack for 20 minutes and then heat for 20 minutes. Hope it feels better soon.
Thanks for the tip, Jean! It's coming along. I'm glad you love this piece! 😊
Beautiful...as always. I would rather see u working healthy than not working at all. Your health comes first! Take care. And looking forward to binge watching videos of yours that haven't seen yet.
How kind of you, Stacey, thank you! 😊
Nice one Phil 👍
Thank you, Andy! 😊
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Gorgeous as ever Phil.
Thank you, Ray! 😊
Phil, the Barkinator... If i'm injured i always have a drink and enjoy one of your videos. Greatest medicine ever. Best wishes from bavarian forest!
Funny, I've been drinking ever since, Marco! LOL!
I had a neighbour give me 2 branches that came off a plum tree, loved the pink hue on the finished product.
Yes!
Beautiful bowl Phil! I’ve learned most of my wood turning skills from watching your videos. I still haven’t mastered your tenon removal technique. I usually get it as small as possible and then chicken out and sand the rest off! Keep up the great work!
Wow, thank you! As long as you have a sufficient amount of the inside bottom supported, and you have pressure towards that support, almost nothing can go wrong. Almost. LOL! 😊
The grain and colors are great on this beautiful bowl.
I think so too! Thank you, Jean! 😊
I know I"m repeating myself when I say this, but what a beautiful job you did on this piece! And I love how you do your live edges. So elegant. I just wish you didn't hurt your arm while you were working on this one though.
Thanks a lot, Kelli! I'm surprised I didn't hurt my arm much earlier in my turning. Holding the drill with my arms extended as I do, I would have expected an injury. Doc says it's tennis elbow. I now wear a compression band on my arm and probably will forever. No biggie, really but thanks for your concern! 😊
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پس شما برای تماشا و نظر دادن هستید! متشکرم! 😊
Very nice grain and colour, yes I agree the bark is perfect, Well done Phil
Thanks a lot, Rick! 😊
Phil! Please see a doctor. You may have had a mild heart attack. This scares me my friend, I love your work and want you around so we can meet in person.
Agreed but on the other hand could be a pulled muscle or sprain
It's getting better, thank you, B A W! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop So will heart attack symptoms!
@@mojo6016 Tennis elbow the doc says. Probably have it forever but I can deal with it.
Phil.....I had very same symptoms. Turns out I had tweaked my back and it resulted in the pain you are describing. Simple stretching back muscles and all the symptoms went away. Hope that helps.
That plum has a beautiful grain with pink
It does, Bessie! 😊
Praying for you. I pray that God will touch and heal you ❣️❣️❣️. He still has art for you to create, He is not done with you yet! ❤️❤️❤️
Very kind of you, Jo Ann, thank you very much! 😊
Your symptoms are exactly the same as I had a few years ago, Phil. My doctor said it was frozen shoulder and sent me to a rheumatologist who took X-rays and told me it would get better in a few days with rest and over the counter painkillers and it did, in about a week. The first 3 days were awful. I couldn't move it more than half an inch backwards and forwards, but it got better. Your bowl is perfect - of course. Thank you to Tuffy for sending and you for sharing and see you soon.
I'm getting so much better, thank you for your concern. I'm glad you got over yours so quickly, too! I'm glad you like this piece, thank you for watching! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I'm glad you're getting better. See you soon.
"Pretty in pink...", people said
Time has passed colors inlaid
Beautiful, eyes to behold, revealed
Reflection upon, more were paid...
Do you just create prose on the spot, Tuan? Thank you!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Impromptu, surprised events are a part of our otherwise inundate by-the-clock integration... （＾＿−）
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Heal quickly, I enjoy watching your projects and want you well so you can share more. Beautiful plum bowl, thanks for showing us how a master woodturners works.
Thank you so much! 😊
My left armpit was hurting me, went to the dr and they called the ambulance put me in the hospital, 4 stints later I was out the next day. Go to the dr and get checked, you may have had a mild heart attacked, we are old farts now, my left arm didn't have any strength either.
Good always always listen to their advice very closely if they say go to the hospital go to the hospital though his injury is either a pulled muscle or sprain
Glad it worked out for you, Pat! I'm getting better!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop it's a good idea to get checked out anyway, if you did have a mild heart attack the next one could be a killer.
Good advice Pat. I got pains in my left arm while hand planing , thought I just over did it. That and I was stubborn as a mule when it came to getting checked out. Heck, I was only 57. Six months later, I ended up having a triple bypass. Beautiful bowl Phil! I've never turned plum. By the way, I subscribed. I look forward to seeing more of your work. J
Piece is outstanding...I especially like the live edge.
Me too, thank you for watching! 😊
Now that is BEAUTIFUL…
I'm glad you like it, thank you! 😊
Arthritis a sign of our advancing years, but you can and have worked through it to produce another beautiful piece of work. Whenever you turn to your negative rake scraper l am minded to think of a WMD but it surely produces a fine finish. Keep on turning out these lovely pieces Phil always a joy to watch.
Wow, thank you, David! 😊
What a beautiful color wood....one of my many favorites you've done...
Wow, thank you, Abby! 😊
Phil, that is one plum beautiful bowl! Or, is it a beautiful plum bowl? I guess it's both. Thanks for finding it. Prayers for restored function and removal of pain in your left shoulder.
Thank you so much, Crystal! I'm almost better! 😊
Hope you heal fast and able to continue. Just love watching you work.
Thank you so much, Christine! 😊
Oooow I love it! It would look even better full of Chocolates.
Ohhh, now you're talkin', Lili! 😊
Beautiful turn, Phil! You take care now! Take it easy: no datelines to chase.
You got that right! 😊
That piece is a work of art sir just like your self love your videos always a pleasure to watch no stupid music
Thank you for making these video's & sharing
Regards
Steve UK London
Glad you enjoy them, Steve in London! Thank you for letting me know! 😊
Beautiful bowl, love the plum it has a wonderful smell
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Getting old is hard to admit! I'm 68 and hate my body not being 30! Please see a doctor Phil. If you need something done, you may not get a chance another time. I have 2 stints from 3 years ago. Now the bowl... I've never seen plum before. It's gorgeous. Leaving some bark on was a great choice! Thank you for sharing your creativity and time with me. Stay safe, Vickie
I don't mind admitting my age, Vickie, 73, I just mind the pain that can go along with it! LOL! So glad you are better! My arm is getting better, too! 😊
Very pretty wood and great work. Thanks for sharing your videos. Hope you are feeling better. I want more videos coming our way!
Doing pretty good, Edwin, thank you! 😊
Beautiful natural edge plum bowl Phil.
Glad you like it, Jack, thank you!
Thank you for your beautiful work. I love wood and what it does for my atmosphere.
Glad you enjoy it, David!
Gorgeous, love the pink hue in the wood.
Me too! Thank you, Donna! 😊
Very nice bowl! Plum looks extremely nice with the purple and the dark bark. Nice job!!!
We agree completely, Roger, thank you! 😊
What a beautiful colourbin the wood...makes the bowl look even more special 😁
I think so too! Thank you, Heather! 😊
Good evening, Phil. I saved your video for now. Your videos are very relaxing and peaceful to view. I can get a little sleepy watching and listening to the lathe turning process. You say, 'Time for sanding.' I say, 'Time for bed.' But then I would miss the beautiful finished product. Well done, excellent bowl.
Good morning, Ray! I hope you slept well! I'm glad you like this, thank you! 😊
Beautiful bowl Phil.
I love working with wood from fruit trees.
Thank you very much! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous. Take care and stay safe.
Thank you, I will, Patricia! 😊
Excellent piece! Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Jude! 😊
Wonderful amazing piece Phil. Thank you 👍🏻
Thanks for watching, Travis! 😊
Super workmanship ! Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for watching, Dan! 😊
That is the prettiest wood I've seen.
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Another beautiful bowl Phil. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, Doug! 😊
I like the way you are willing to share your tips and tricks! Thanks for your willingness to give us info to help us in our endeavors!
My pleasure, Carol, thank you so much! 😊
Outstanding Phil very beautiful take care and God bless
Thank you kindly, Mike! 😊
Absolutely beautiful bowel Phil love that pink color in it you do have some of the most beautiful pieces of wood to start with
Thank you, Wade! Yes, I'm very fortunate to have the best, most generous viewers who share their wood with me.
another plum production;-) and the bowl is gorgeous! thanks for a great demo.
Thank you so much, Liz! 😊 Cheers!
Love the live edge!
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Great bowl Phil I really like seeing your prep work on the drill press great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, John, thank you! 😊
Awesome beautiful wood
Indeed! 😊
Great work once again
Thank you, Gregg! 😊 Cheers!
Another beauty. ❤️❤️
Thank you, Mandy! 😊 Cheers!
Hope your on the mend Phil. My wife and I are huge fans of your videos. Between you and Papa, we have gotten unmeasurable enjoyment and inspiration. Keep up the great work. You are truly appreciated by so many.
That is awesome, Jack, thank you so much! 😊 The arm is getting better. I will be on the lathe today!
Stunning stunning glorious thanks Phil ❤
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One of my favorites so far..love it!!
It does have pretty colors, Rebecca! 😊
I turned a plum goblet two weeks ago. Was really surprised at all the colors!!
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It reminds me of a bowl Momma kept on the coffee table with nuts for the six of us to snack on. Nice.
Sounds delightful, Peggy! 😊
HI PHil.. ITs a plum of a bowl. REally nice dolor .Always enjoy watching your videos. Later .
Thank you very much, Ron! 😊
Hi Phil.... really beautiful bowl... the bark is beautiful...so thick and a great contrast to the wood... great video... take care...All the best.....Andy
Glad you enjoyed it, Andy, thank you for watching! 😊
Really nice job thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching, Garet! 😊
You done it again, beautiful.
Thank you so much, Tony! 😊
That is very beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching, Todd!! 😊
So very pretty. Great job Phil.
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What a gorgeous piece, thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it, thank you! 😊
I would just like to say in support, not sympathy because that does not really help, but I DO understand pain. I do hoe that the support you now have helps you to a quick recovery. Now to the piece of Plum that you have turned for us to share. You are right when you show your joy in turning Plum wood, it always stunning in its colours, grain, brilliant bark & the way it responds the finishes applied. This piece is no exception & in spite of the arm problem is a brilliant piece , as you say so often, & rightly so, "for all to enjoy" & boy, how well we enjoy your brilliance & feel for the woods that you work with. Brilliant my friend. Recover soon, Don from South Aust.
Thank you, Don! Yeah, the doc says it's tennis elbow. I went without the arm band for three days and had to put it right back on. I think I will have this for the rest of my life. If that's all that afflicts me, I will feel blessed. 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I guess it could become a constant companion Phil as it comes & goes. I hope for your sake that it 'goes more than it comes', I would hate it to curb your brilliant wood turning skills. That would be a great loss to 'the world'. "Onward & upward" my friend. Don
Looks stunning Phil, more importantly look after yourself. Stay Safe, Jules, Droitwich, England
Thank you, Jules! 😊 The arm is getting better.
I have a Plum tree like that in my back yard, I carved a palm saver for my Muzzleloaders out of it, very beautiful wood 🪵 and hard as a brick 🧱 !
Very cool, Fred! 😊
Fantastic! No plan, just follow the wood. Best way, I think.
We agree! 😊
A beautiful piece and a very enjoyable video. Thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it, Derek, that means a lot to me! 😊