Bad Dream Bowl! - Wood Turning
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- A piece of live edge plum (yes, I misspelled it on the bottom!) turned into a very unique bowl.
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Well now...this was interesting. I knew I was going to say nice looking grain. But when you showed it at the end I was blown away.
It's not a bowl or a platter or any conventional turning with some sort of a utilitarian use.
What it is is ART pure art at its finest. I know people that would absolutely love to have it.
The grain is very nice but that bark sets it off and the areas with the groves look like you designed it that way. Wait you did!
I especially like the one that just ends. Oh and the end that looks like 2 logs is another great feature.
Seriously Phil I love it.
Gary
Wow! Thank you Gary, for the best comment I've received on ANY of my videos! I feel like you truly understand what I was trying to do, here. It was kind of a gamble on this plum wood because I like it so much and didn't want to screw it up, but some how, it worked out in the end.
Thank you again, Gary! You've made my day!
Phil
ThePapa1947 I love your non traditional work, they are wonderfully beautiful.
I love it. I love how you talk to yourself- to us -the universe. I love how you make a decision and just do it. This is NOT a nightmare creation. To me it's an AWE creation. I love how you're not afraid to try something different and look what happened. Just a gorgeous piece. I think your handle should be - "Wood Whisperer "
Thank you, Glenda! This is my all time favorite. It has occupied the same space on an end table since I turned it a few years ago. It does get a lot of comments from visitors. Sometimes we just get lucky, ya know!
Plum Crazy is an appropriate name for that creation. It sort of reminds me of the live edge bowl my grandparents would put out at the holidays to hold all the different nuts that were still in their shells. Fill that center with a variety of nuts and use the outer rings to keep the nutcrackers and pics to get into the shells. Regardless, there are no mistakes only experiments and learning. Thanks for not giving up on it and sticking with it. It looks great.
This is my all time favorite turning, John. Thank you! 😃
Phil, you’re always saying you are not an artist, but this piece is so “artistic”. Thanks for showing how to let go and be creative.
Russ
If there is an exception to the not an artist claim, Russ, this is it. I did dream this one up, myself. Thank you!
Phil
Ya, I suppose that rescue shelters would be pretty picky. Maybe they could be composted. Here in Calgary the city picks up garden waste, tree trimmings, Christmas trees etc and I think all that goes through a chipper and gets composted. I'll have to check to see I suppose, but here in the City I dont have many options for disposing of large quantities of wood chips, we only get 1 recycle bin of stuff per week, and wood turning will certainly clog that up....
Well it's Sunday night at the movies and it's just great. I like ths project.I t is CD different,but remember beauty is in the eye oof the beholder. Iluearn something every time I watch your videos. That's one of the reasons I watch all I can find. Please keep them coming.
Thank you, Charles! 😊
Phil, I am a novice turner with loads of sanding under my belt and I've turned several pieces like your "bad dream" and I use the pads wrapped around a 2 inch paint brush with great results and intact fingertips. I'm a big fan and have learned so much watching your videos. I also try to leave it as natural as possible. It took retirement to return to a passion I learned in high school and started my own little venture called nakid grandpa woodworks here in Virginia Beach.......turning and learning.....bill
Thanks Bill! I turned a similar bowl to this one and tried the sandpaper wrapped around the paint brush trick. I don't know what kind of pieces "like" this one you have turned but these live edge and natural edge pieces do not do well with that trick. If you have a nice even round bowl in the middle, it probably works great but on natural edge, not so much.
It's kinda weird but it's pretty cool I think I like it you are a true visionary
My all time favorite turning, Bobby! 😀
Interesting for sure.. I think I try to do something like this but with a peice of cedar.. If my machine will spin up.. it's a bench top and it does not like off ballance stuff at all..
Good luck! This is my all time favorite piece! 😊
I like it. It will be a good conversation starter about woodturning.
This is my personal all time favorite, Charles. I'm glad you like it too, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil. I meant to mention in my last comment. In the past when I faced the dilemma of sanding in tight places that do not allow fingers, I have used rubber hose (1/4, 3/8 and 1/2) diameter with sand paper wrapped over one end and taped on the other. This rubber hose allows the sandpaper to move with the contour of the area to be sanded without damaging fingers. Mostly I use the clear hose that is a little firmer, but I also have use the more soft black rubber hose as well. Hope this helps, Jerry
I appreciate the help, Jerry. The problem is, I'm guessing you are talking about nice round bowls and your suggestions would be very helpful with those. I turned another somewhat similar bowl after this one. Lots of people had lots of suggestions on how to get in there and I tried some of them. None of them work on a bowl with natural edges. The irregular edges come around and just tear up whatever you are using. It just takes lots of hand sanding with the piece not spinning to solve the issue. 😊
Thanks for the idea I'll try it in some places!
Well Phil personally I think that’s amazing. It’s very different. You won’t find many of those around that makes it unique loving your work as always :-)
Totally agree, it's my all time favorite turning, Martin. I'm glad you like it, too, thank you! 😊
Talk about an edge of the seat viewing experience! Held my breath a few times on that one, Phil. 😳 I love the beauty and symmetry of more traditional turnings, but it's the thinking-out-of-the-box deviations from the norm that really make me perk up and pay attention! This one did in spades. You've inspired me to take another look at some of the more "unorthodox" pieces of wood lying around my shop and think about fresh approaches to finally getting around to using them. Well done! 👍
This is my all time favorite turning, Geezer. Something about that day that just caused me to think outside the box a little more than usual. I'm glad you like it and will take a close look at some unique pieces of wood to challenge you. Have fun with it! 😀
Boy, Phil, you really turned a bad dream bowl into a beautiful work of art. You managed to really bring an odd shaped piece into something quite interesting. Bravo!!!
This is still my favorite, ever, David. Just something a little different. Thank you so much, my friend!
Phil
Thanks for showing us newbies how to do it correctly!
Thank you for watching and commenting, Kelly!
Hi Phil! This old video just popped up for me. I love it very much. One of the first large bowls I made was more or less like what you did but it was a combination chip and dip bowl. With the smaller bowl for dip emerging out of the chip bowl. The outer bowl was about 13 or 14 inches across and around 5 inches deep. The smaller bowl was around 4 inches across and deep enough that a little glass bowl could sit inside to hold dip. Wish I had remembered to take a picture before I gave it away. I think it was made from walnut. Anyway thanks for the video, I really do love the “bad dream” bowl! Cheers, Rick
This is an oldie, Rick. I made a similar piece to what you are describing and gave it to my daughter. I'm pleased she actually uses it! Thanks a lot, buddy! 😊
That required a lot of thinking : how can I turn this to a quite acceptable turned object ? to me it's a full success , the end-bowl emerging from two half finished was a fine idea , the whole is a unique piece of art you can be proud of , Phil !
Good evening, Phil! (actually it’s morning here). As with all pieces, the direction of creation is endless. Let me say that I do like it. This piece is odd because as it stands finished, it’s very cool. But I’ve rarely seen a piece that lends itself to thinking of so many different directions. What if you went here, or there.? Did this or that? Instead of ‘Bad Dream’, it should be called ‘Ripple Bowl’. It looks like you dropped a finished bowl into a lake of bark. BTW, thanks for listening when I answer you during the video. I don’t know how you hear me, but we are always on the same page (ha,ha). Be well my friend!❤
What a delightful comment, Kelvin! Thank you! This is my personal all time favorite piece. Something just happened that day! 😊
Phil, that is a beautiful bad dream if you ask me, and I appreciate the work you put into it. Great job Phil
Thank you so much, Ken! 😊 This is my all time favorite turning.
Phil, two things you are pretty good and so funny , i love watching your projects thanks Phil. Mario from Quebec Canada
Cool, thanks, Mario! 😀
You really surprise me, Phil: you were capable to obtain a shape pretty interesting and original from that long piece of wood. Now, the finishing play a big
part on the general beauty! ...Nice, really nice, Phil...
Glad you enjoyed it, Robert! Thank you! This is my all time favorite turning! 😃
Hey I have to say that this a most unusual piece but, I love it. It's great that you did not feel that you had turn the outside of the piece, what you have done by leaving it is to actually enhance the beauty of the bowl. The natural bark edges make a huge contribution to the finished bowl & enhance it. I believe the bowl would not have the same appeal if just left purely with the overall shape & the grain. This shape needs the third element in this instance. Beautiful piece of turning with a great finish. Again your commentary during production was brilliant, as usual so thanks a heap. Don
This is my all time favorite piece, Don. I'm glad you love it, too!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I just read the comment from Gary & he is absolutely correct. As you know, I was a Senior Master of Art in South Australia & this would hold its head high anywhere as a pure piece of Art. Who cares if it does not conform to some preconception as a utilitarian bowl, it is a bowl but more than that it is a piece of Art in its own right. Congratulations Phil, well done. Don
Find it very hard to take my eyes off this beautiful piece!
My all time favorite turning, David. I'm glad you like it, too, thank you! 😊
Glad you stuck with it. You ended up with a pretty amazing piece. Just a thought on sanding the groves. Years ago when I did auto body work, we would wrap the sandpaper around various sizes of rubber hose to sand narrower concave areas. Anyway thanks for a very interesting video.
That's a really great idea, Duane, thank you! And, thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
Nothing like being 4 years late for Comment (Oct 31, 2022), but I love this piece. Hell, I like them all. By the way, there's no "b" in Plum". Plumb is another thing altogether. Straight up and down.
This is my all time favorite turning, Jim. I do know there's no b in Plum. I think I pointed that out in the comments. Sometimes I make mistakes! 😊
Phil "YOU ARE GRATE" That's shouting it from the roof tops. Picture your snack tray with maybe some Ritz crackers in the outer rings with some variety of cheese or two with a small glass bole
of mustard. As for the sanding I do have a answer for you. contact me and we can talk about this. At this point I am 77 and I have ben woodworking almost 50 of them.
I cannot understand way nobody on UA-cam is using this type of system.
Sounds great, Harold, love to hear about this sanding system!
That is an awesome bowl Phil my brother truly beautiful..
It's my current favorite, Arthur. Just an idea that turned into something special, in my opinion. I really like it and I'm glad you do, too!
Phil
Didn’t know whether to put a like or dislike here. It’s an ugly SOB, but it is art. I think I would have removed a lot more bark from the topside and swept the wings more, but leaving the central bowl. That might have been all wrong though. Whatever, you should have had Tom Cruise working with you. Talk about Mission Impossible!
Just point that thumb whatever direction pleases you, Bill! Not everyone is going to like every piece. This has been my personal favorite for a long time! 😊
Phil, you constantly amaze me with the fabulous and unusual objects you have fall into your lap, so to speak. Please be honest with me and explain just how you managed to steal your way aboard the Starship Enterprise and filch one of the serving dishes used to display the Tredordian Shrimp served with Unshuabi dipping sauce. These as you well know were a strictly one off, made especially for the Tredordian Emperor and cost thousands of Rghireas. I'm speechless at your audacity. Well done once again.
What a great sense of humor you have, Alan! LOL! Thank you for your great comment!
Phil, a bit of an off topic question...... what do you do with all your shavings? You likely get more than the average turner. I was just wondering how you treat your chips. I wonder if anyone has ever thought about trying to compress them into blocks for burning in firepits etc. I was also wondering about donating the chips to animal rescue societies, human society etc for use as animal bedding.
Throw them over the bank out back, Peter. Some chips, like walnut, can make some animals and plants, sick. 😊
Phil, I think that sometimes you get too critical of your work. So what if a few spots don't sand up as smooth as you'd like, for whatever reason. Anyone that finds fault with that should be told to go turn one themselves...... even if there are some flaws or rough spots - it's all part of the art form....This is a super interesting turning. In fact I think I'd certainly try something along that line myself, what can possibly go wrong?
My all time personal favorite, Peter. 😊
I don't like it.. I do like it. Very different but beautiful in its own right. You still are such an inspiration for me to try different things. After watching many many videos that you put out you still amaze me with your talent. I live in michigan, but wish I could come out and visit your shop.
My all time favorite turning. I'm glad you like it, too, thank you! 😊
I have to say Phil it's different but unique and the grain in that plum wood is beautiful so I have to say beauty and the beast!!! Happy turning to you Phil!👍
My all time favorite turning, Jon! 😊
Phil, Alice S, here again, we just gotta find someone who would love to pack up and ship some of your absolutely beautiful pieces for you. You could become the next billionaire !! I will be your first customer. Please think it over.
Wow, thank you, Alice! I wouldn't mind being a billionaire! LOL! This piece would probably cost right in that neighborhood, though. It has been my favorite of all my turnings for a few years now. 😊
I like it! It’s very different but your work is always outstanding and the finished product is beauty!
Thank you so much! 😊
I'm so confused 🤔. I thought the bark side was going to be the outer side of the bowl. With the flat side being turned in as the inner bowl depression. I didn't know weather the scratch my watch or wind my butt! I was thinking that you turned the shallowest bowl I ever saw. Or maybe you were decided to make a pu-pu platter with low hollow.
This is my all time favorite piece, Jessi.
I see a new species of plant life, it is so organic it appears to be growing still. I don't agree about a Bad dream, unusual but not bad. Great job bringing it out!
My all time favorite piece, Brad, I'm glad you like it too, thank you! 😊
The bowl is a bit weird, but still beautiful. The shine is awesome and the grain is lovely! Don't know what to use it for but that doesn't matter. 🤩❤👍
I'm checking old videos, so my comments may be a little out of date!
Your comments are always welcome, Ann, old or new! 😊 This piece is my personal favorite of all my turnings. I'm glad you like it, too!
Howdy Phill
I'm digging it
Darrell Pizzagoni
The BARBER from Redding
My all time favorite! Thanks, Darrell! 😊
It is different & I'm not sure what it is either... but I really like it it made me think of the lost city of Atlantis for some reason😅🤣😅 try a piece of cardboard folded in the middle of your finishing cloth next time that may help
My all time favorite piece, Michael! 😊
Very neat, reminds me of my turning name
SOMETHING FROM NOTHING.
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A bit painful for your ear to do the drilling🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪mmmmmm you did say do it by ear😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🇬🇧
LOL! 😊
I like it. Looks like it would be a great mixed nut bowl. And the grooves outside the bowl for the nut shells. Would be awesome center piece for the holidays.
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Phil. Nice piece, thinking outside the box which is great. Does sanding sealer act as a glue to keep the bark on? I have done a few natural edge bowls but I usually go around the edge of the bark with CA glue to keep it in place before putting a finish on. Terry
Thank you, Terry! I don't think it would keep the bark on. Your way is likely better for that.
I can see this lovely bowl in the centre of a table with After Eights or equivalent and listening. to the conversations about this strange looking bowl. How about Easter with those small eggs Then when finished put in it's place as piece of art 😀🥂🍗
I like the way you think, Norma! Thank you!
Sorry, it does nothing for me. I (my opinion) don't like that much bark. If you had rounded the rectangle into the outer edge of the cleared area, it would have hit my fancy better. You do a wonderful job and I appreciate you innovative thinking. Keep it up.
No problem, Dennis. It just goes to show, beauty in the eye of the beholder and all that. This is actually my favorite piece I have ever turned! LOL! I do appreciate you taking your time to watch and comment and to critique, thank you very much!
Phil
Well Phil, you can't be the only odd one. Would you believe that when I look at it from the end of the 2 branches, I see a torso with the belly hollowed out for some type of snack food. Beautiful as always and plum is an amazingly beautiful wood.
You are not wrong, Paula! From that angle it does indeed look very much like you describe. I'm so glad you like it, it's my personal favorite. Thank you! 😊
Odd is good! I’m always looking for the unusual. The character and the imagination that the odd has is called thinking outside the box. I like it it is one of a kind and just like the little bowl I would take it too if I could.
This one is never leaving here, as long as I'm alive, anyway. It is my all time favorite turning. Glad you like it, too, Lynda, thanks! 😊
You Sir are definitely a favorite and Your commentaries are fruitful and very humorous Love Your style and Your Beautiful work. I tip my hat to You Sir.
Awesome, thank you very much, David! 😊
Hey Phil, Very unique bowl. Definitely one of a kind. It turned out beautifully. Yall have a wonderful day.
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Phil I love that piece, I have learned a lot from your videos. Did I hear you say you were from Lakewood, if that is Washington I would love to give you a piece of wood to turn
You might have heard me say in a different video that a guy from Lakewood gave me some wood. I'm in Bonney Lake! This piece is my all time favorite, I'm glad you love it, too! Thank you, Patrick!
I like it. Through out history people have had some bad dreams that made the world what it is today, I am referring to the positive dreams like our fore fathers when they wrote the constitution. The rotary sanding tool you use two different grits. I have been only able to find one. Can you give me a source? I am 82 years old and have been doing things with wood for the last 60 years but only turning wood recently. When I get a little better at it I may try a bad dream of my own.
Howdy, Vic! I love to hear you are 82 and going strong. Gives me hope! I buy most of my Sand O Flex refills on eBay but they are also available from online retailers such at supergrit.com/products/products_woodworking-sandoflex
Safe turning for you, my friend!
Phil
Phil, unusual piece but very artistic. You stated the piece was at 30% moisture content. Did you do any further drying on the piece prior to finishing ?
No, Gary, I just let it dry naturally. It's still together and is my current favorite piece I've ever turned.
Phil
I see two things.
Standing with crotch down, a womb.
2. A great catch all!
Thanks Phil
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Hi Phil . I did have my doubts early on but wow you made it come very good in the end .I would be proud to have that sitting on my side board at home .well done Sir .keep the wood turning.Doug Parr
I'm glad you like it, Doug, thank you! 😊
in my opinion the coolest thing you have ever built,, hands down
My all time favorite turning, Hoot! Glad you like it, too, thank you! 😀
Great piece! Outside ring could gave dried flowers, the inside ring bite veggies to dip into a delicious sauce contained in a separate glass bowl so there is no interaction with the wood finish. 👍👍👍👍👍
Sounds great, Vicki! 😊
Odd is a good word for this piece but odd is good. I like it. There was also a potential to make a bowl within a bowl or where ever your imagination leads you. Another nice job.
This is my all time favorite, Dan, I'm glad you like it, too! 😊
You call it Bad Dream. I call it boul in a boul on a platter. I'm going to try one tomorrow. But what I'm going to do is make the center boul a bit smaller. Then create a second boul which will be bigger. What ieft will be considered the platter. I like the idea alot.
Good luck with yours, Albert!
It looks kind of like an emerging bowl piece with a bit of water splash rings added in maybe. It is definitely interesting and I'm sure your cat would love chasing a ball bearing around it ;)
That's a great description, Elizabeth, thank you! Actually, this has turned into my favorite piece and the cat is just gonna have to entertain himself!
Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment!
Phil
It is one of a kind!! Very different. That's what I like. Plus I found a sanding sealer made by midwax. Haven't tried it yet
This is my all time favorite piece, Bryan. I'm glad you like it, too! 😊
Very beautiful piece. Though making it may have been a bad dream, that bowl is SO beautiful!
My all time favorite piece, Michael! 😊
You’re right it’s different and it looks like you didn’t finish it but I love it just different but I’m different so I love it ❤️
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Interesting piece of work. It's extraordinary I like different looks. Not Barbie doll style stuff,
My all time favorite piece, Judith. I'm glad you like it, too. Thank you! 😊
Phil, I really really like this design. It looks weird but COOL! Thanks for sharing.
It's my all time favorite piece, I'm glad you like it too, thank you!
It is very different but I like it, Phil. It would certainly be a talking piece for anyone having it on their sideboard or hall table.
It's my very favorite piece, Richard, I'm glad you like it, too, thanks!
I wish I knew half of what I'm sure you have forgotten. Also how do you keep your shop so clean.
My shop is a disaster, Art! 😊 I only show a tiny part of it during my videos.
looks likw I am a bit odd as well because I love the piece, so glad the bark stayed put, as I said before fruit woods always look good, nice one Phil.
This is my all time favorite piece, Lewis. I'm so glad you like it, too, thank you! 😊
Maybe if you took off the bark on the ends it would have been more balanced , but that’s a lot of bark gone. I thought it looked good as you did it. 33:45 33:45
This is my all time favorite turning, Karen. 😄
Holy smokes Phil! I have some oak from my dads property in east Texas that this idea might be perfect for. What a neat idea!
Cool, go for it, Nicole! 😊
Just fantastic looking Phil.
I liked your turning. I have a piece that is a lot like that and now I am going to try it. It is smaller but, I hope it turns out as well as yours. Thank you for your showing us it can be done. Nona
Thank you very much, Nona! I wish you only the best in your turning. Love to see a picture when you get it done.
Phil
Thanks for the shout out, Phil! Much appreciated, my friend! I love the grain in this piece. But then I love pretty much any wood that has grain definition. I've been known to study the grain wood floors, etc. for... well, for longer than normal folks.
Once you turned it around and got into it a bit, I kept thinking, "Go with the emerging bowl idea, Phil!" And then you kinda did, so I guess you heard me. I wouldn't want to sand that beast though. Sheesh! I LOVE it!
Billy
You are welcome, Billy. Talent and entertainment deserve to be recognized.
Sanding this piece was darn near impossible. I got it done but I don't ever want to do it again. What a pain!
Thank you for taking your time to watch and comment, Billy, much appreciated!
Phil
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I think it looks cool, you could put it back in a tree and a bird could build a nest in the middle bowl , then put water in the first ring and then a bit of food in the outer ring.
Just my idea.
Wow, that's quite an idea, Stephen! This is my favorite piece I've ever turned. It sits on a table where I see it every day.
I am' speaking up I like it it looks good how ever I fine it disturbing when you dip the audio I like to hear all the sounds of the turning and wish you would leave it on thanks for the vids Danial
Thank you, Danial, I'm glad you like it. The audio portion gets muted by UA-cam during times in the video where my fast forwarding is active. It didn't used to be that way but started maybe a year or so ago. I don't know why and I don't know any way around it.
Phil
To say the least, it is crazy! But a true piece of functional art. Fantastic!
Thank you very much! 😊
You are a funny man the best laughter yet, i personally like it. Something different
Haha, thanks, Rick, I appreciate that! 😊
Very Unique. It is unusual...but I really like the look.....thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Dick, for taking your time to watch and for your great comment!
Phil
Best bad dream i've seen Mr Phil. I'm making one as close to it as i can now..Awesome job..
Cool, good luck with yours, Bobby! 😊
Philip there was any doubt it was with you.you are inspiration to everyone who follows you Terry Flynn down under
Thank you, Terence, for your kind comment! 😊
Concentric bumps seem a little odd. Flatter surface outside of the bowl in the center draw more attention to the handles.
One of my more popular videos and my all time favorite piece. I learned long ago, not everyone likes everything, Kent. 😊
Guess I'm weird too, functional is an overrated term. Being unique never goes out of style.
Cool, thanks, Gary! 😊
May have started out a Bad Dream but turned out to be a wonderful art piece. Gary said it right.
Thank you, Michael! This is my all time favorite turning. 😊
Well Phil what were you thinking ........ Na, it is different but I like it
My all-time favorite turning, Rob. 😊
like the others said you are an artist!
Phil that looks like something I would do and I think it looks good that was a good project hang in there and keep turning
Thanks, Don! 😊
Let the cat chase it- I found that really funny because it is something that I would do.
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Pretty weird BUT very interesting to look at. Looks like a chip bowl to me.
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Well you asked what we thought my honest opinion is a wanderfull piece get some natchos and dip in the bowl it looks great.
Thank you, JD, for taking your time to watch and comment on my videos, I truly appreciate that!
Phil
It looks like a stylized water ripples, where the bowl is where the drop of water landed. A real art piece!
I like that description, Karen, thank you! This is my all time favorite turning. 😊
If you still read these , then if it is food safe you can put crackers around the bowl and a bowl with dip or such in the inner part.
I read every comment, Linda. This has a shellac finish so it is food safe. Thank you for watching and your great idea!
Interesting piece. Have you considered a fruit and nut bowl? fruit in the center with nuts in the rings?
There have been similar suggestions, Joseph. Chips and Dip comes up, often, too. Right now, this is my personal favorite and it just sits on display, so far, but sure, it would make a great fruit and nut bowl, too! Thank you for watching!
Phil
Truly delightful. I really like your Bad Dream bowl. Keep up the great work
It's my all time favorite, Alan, I'm glad you like it, too! 😊
Very interesting, wish I could see things in chunks of wood, I don't have a good eye.
I truly understand, Monte. I've never been good at seeing what's in there, either. With this one, I didn't really know what I wanted to do until after I had done it. Maybe it just comes with practice, kind of sneaking up on you.
Thank you, Monte, for taking your time to watch and comment, truly appreciated!
Phil
For what it is worth, this creation is an absolute world class masterpiece !! In my opinion, by far the most creative, interesting work of art that Phil has ever created. The end result is an absolutely stunning concept. This is my favorite kind of work, something that is different and creative. 100% kudos to you Phil on this one, I think you might have even outdone yourself. This is definitely not a bad dream, but a "Heavenly Inspiration" to all of us woodworkers who strive to deliver the beauty of nature. Thanks Phil.
Thank you so much, Jerry! This is my all time favorite piece. 😊
Very interesting though not your prettiest, but still an inspiration Terry down under
My all time favorite turning, Terry. 😄
Strangely brilliant, well done, great job 😜👏
I'm so glad you like it, Steve! It is my current favorite. Thank you!
Phil
Cheers Phil
I think you are an eccentric and that is a good thing, don't change.
The Bowl looks great.
This is my favorite ever, Jody, thank you! 😊
Another super creation from Shady Acres Woodshop. Phil I am really enjoying your videos. See ya in the next one.
Awesome, thank you, Scott!
I have to say , it looks a lot better than I thought it would .
My all time favorite turning! Thank you! 😀
Faaaaaantastic Phil love it! Unique! 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪💕💕💕💕💕🇬🇧
My all time favorite piece, Maud! 😊