Phil the nature man, Please never stop bringing nature into your house. Bless may you be for your love in wood, from South Africa, we love your insperational work, as you have changed our veiw of looking at wood turning. Thanks again
What I love about this video is that Phil tells you the speed he is turning and exactly which gouges and sanders he uses. It's almost like a cookbook so that I can try to make some beautiful bowls like his!
👍😁🇦🇺🦘Like your commentary, just adds that extra bit that also makes it a tutorial for me as a beginner. Thank you for sharing your wonderful presentations.
I'm so fortunate to have the opportunity to turn so many woods I simply would not have access to if not for my generous viewers. This stuff does not grow anywhere near me, that's for sure! 😊
Another piece from the master. That makes it a masterpiece, doesn't it? In my book it does. Phil, you don't know how hard we work to keep coming up with new superlatives. But this piece deserves them. Best!
Fantastic as usual Phil, really pretty wood, and relaxing to watch you bring a beautiful bowl out of a piece of nature! You have a special talent! Rick.
I really enjoy your channel because you describe everything you are doing in the process. A great learning experience for layman like me. Super fascinating to watch.
A big part of the fun is your sharing your thoughts with us as you work. A gorgeous little bowl. Thank you to Dan for sending and to you for sharing. See you soon.
That is awesome, Kelvin! I love walking into the shop when a piece is already mounted, my gouge is sharpened and I have a hot cup of coffee with me so I can just stand and look at the piece for a few minutes. 😊 Have a good time, Sunday!
Phil, I've made a few "nice" funnels but if it doesn't look to bad I color up some epoxy and finish the bottom like that and sometimes it looks like I planned it that way. One old time furniture maker told me that one sign of a good craftsman was knowing how to repair your mistakes without it being noticeable. It's fun trying anyway.
Hallo from an old (in age) turner from South Africa. Ideas: I always stabilize my bark with thin CA glue before my final cut - being careful not to let it penetrate the wood itself on the endgrain. Works well for me. If you want a darker colour, first apply a thin coat of BOILED linseed oil. Follow (if you want) with a coat of shellac and then the polish. I suppose it is carrying coals to Newcastle, but nevertheless I love to share ideas. Nice bowl btw. Regards.
Your right Phil, E.T. phone home. If you wanted the bowl to look walnut toned maybe you could have used walnut oil to start off with. The sapwood helped to contrast with the grain. Cool looking. Have a wonderful weekend y'all.
Phil, I turn mesquite all of the time because we have an abundant supply here in Texas. When the wood is greenish the finish will be light but over time it will darken. If you want a piece to be dark just leave your wood out in the weather for about two years and let it get old and dry. It's a little dustier when turning but has a really nice darker finish. Just my 2 cents.
That was a lot smoother turn....and the colors really popped out beautifully. High marks for keeping the bark edge intact (the highlight for me)! Kudos to your fans who can provide the stock for these works of art. Take care and stay healthy.
Awesome little bowl Phil again I love the live edge you leave and I really like it that you tell us what you are going to do I think this will help me a lot when I start turning thanks for sharing. James
Believe me, I'd love to eat chocolate again but it gives me a migraine. And so does a lot of other foods. Can't even take migraine meds, just Ibuprofen or Tylenol.
I turn mesquite all the time (west Texas) and it’s a great wood. My go to finish danish oil natural. It really makes that heart wood a toasted brown. Well done
Phil, very nice work. I hope you don't mind another viewer suggestion. When I do a bark edge bowl, I like to stabilize the bark with thin CA after roughing out the outside. I just apply at the seam between the bark and the wood, let it dry for a few minutes and then start cutting the hollow. Then once I get the inside defined, I'll stabilize again from the inside. Getting the entire cut surface of the bark wet with thin CA does two things...first it helps prevent chunks of bark leaving the workpiece, and second, it stiffens the fibers in the bark so you can get a cleaner cut when your gouge is exiting the cut. I hope this makes sense.
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Phil the nature man, Please never stop bringing nature into your house. Bless may you be for your love in wood, from South Africa, we love your insperational work, as you have changed our veiw of looking at wood turning. Thanks again
Excellent, thank you! I'm so happy you are considering some of the more natural pieces for your turnings, too! 😊
What I love about this video is that Phil tells you the speed he is turning and exactly which gouges and sanders he uses. It's almost like a cookbook so that I can try to make some beautiful bowls like his!
I'm glad it's useful, thank you! 😀
👍😁🇦🇺🦘Like your commentary, just adds that extra bit that also makes it a tutorial for me as a beginner. Thank you for sharing your wonderful presentations.
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Thanks for sharing your talents with us. Great little bowl. One people would stop to admire.
Thank you, Ed! 😄
ET mesquite worked out beautiful. Thanks for sharing.🥨🥨
Thank you for watching! 😊
I enjoy the way the wood talks to you and the small bowl is beautiful.
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I love your natural look . Some of the other turner's like the resion look but yours have a natural beauty
I'm so glad you can appreciate that, Michael, thank you! 😊
So pretty!!!. Manzanita is such a prickly plant when you're out in the desert. Never dreamed the the wood would be so beautiful
I'm so fortunate to have the opportunity to turn so many woods I simply would not have access to if not for my generous viewers. This stuff does not grow anywhere near me, that's for sure! 😊
Yes I saw ET straight away, lovely piece again, super colours.
Thanks a lot, Lewis! 😊
Holy smoley..what a great pc.of wood ART… luv it.. keep turning🌲👍🌲
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I am never disappointed by the quality of your work. Please keep on getting on.
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Stunning bowl Mr. Phil
Beautiful piece Phil. ET brightened up a damp start to a Scottish day.
Thank you, Donald!
Thank you, Kevin!
I have learn. So much watching your show thank
You for your patience
You are so welcome, Ray, thanks for watching! 😊
Another piece from the master. That makes it a masterpiece, doesn't it? In my book it does. Phil, you don't know how hard we work to keep coming up with new superlatives. But this piece deserves them. Best!
Thank you, Pete! 😊
Great job Phil and thank you Dan for supplying the blank 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, Douglas!
Another winner Phil. Thanks again for sharing. Keep um coming.
Thanks, will do, Wayne! 😊
I have never turned wood and I never shall. That being sad I love your channel. Your channel helps me wind down before I go to sleep. Great content.
Cool, thanks, Chris! 😊
ET!!! I really like how the bark looks so smooth considering how "thready" it looked while turning. Nice bowl, Phil😊
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
wow another pretty bowl !!! thanks for sharing your talent with us...
You are so welcome, Ruthe, thank you for watching! 😊
What a gorgeous little bowl! Great job, Phil!
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
That one is out of this world!
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Super enjoyable Phil. Love to see you work. Thanks for sharing
Good to know, John, thanks! 😊
Beautiful work. Mesquite is so pretty. Great bowl!
Thank you very much! 😊
cracks or no cracks!phil did it again!nice bowl,phil,i love it!grtngs from belgium!
Glad you enjoyed it, Ben, thank you!
Nice job Phil beautiful piece of wood and thanks for the Sand-O-flex update👍
Thanks for watching, Ron! Happy to help!
ET for sure! Very nice looking bowl... Cheers!
Thank you, H T! Cheers!
Fantastic as usual Phil, really pretty wood, and relaxing to watch you bring a beautiful bowl out of a piece of nature! You have a special talent! Rick.
Thanks a lot, Rick! 😊
I really enjoy your channel because you describe everything you are doing in the process. A great learning experience for layman like me. Super fascinating to watch.
Awesome, thank you, Anita!☺
A big part of the fun is your sharing your thoughts with us as you work. A gorgeous little bowl. Thank you to Dan for sending and to you for sharing. See you soon.
My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Love that mesquite , got a friend gonna bring me some. Thank you
Cool, enjoy it, Jim! 😊
Lovely little bowl. I love the live edge. You’re so enjoyable to watch!
How kind of you, thank you! 😊
I don’t know what I’m going to do once I catch up to present day! I truly enjoy your videos and your work. It’s really amazing.
You sure take on some strange pieces. You have inspired me to try some things I normally might not. Thank you for that.
I'm so glad, Richard! If you can hold it, you can turn it. 😊
Wow. I really am learning so much from your videos. Thank you Phil
Thanks for watching, Barry! 😊
Very cute little bowl, Phil. Love the colours and the grain. X
Many thanks, Georgina! 😊
Phil really nice love your videos clever patient talented man thanks for sharing your hobby .
Thank you very much, Paul!
E.T. in a bowl! It was clear as day to me.
Great job Phil. Wish we had Mesquite here in the UK, I'd love to try my hand at some.
Maybe one day! 😊
Beautiful little bowl I've got the same shape log on the machine ready for a Sunday in the work shop I've been in inspired again phil👍
That is awesome, Kelvin! I love walking into the shop when a piece is already mounted, my gouge is sharpened and I have a hot cup of coffee with me so I can just stand and look at the piece for a few minutes. 😊 Have a good time, Sunday!
I was going to say ET and that's what you said lovely bowl thank you happy spinning
I'm glad you saw him too, Wilberto, thank you! 😊
it is a wonderful bowl. the natural ET in the bowl is cut. it is truly one of a kind. thank you for sharing, i enjoy watching your vids.
Glad you enjoyed it, Joyce! Thank you for watching! 😊
Hello, always good to watch a master work.
Howdy, Christopher! Thanks for watching! 😊
Mesquite is the Rosewood of the American Southwest - it's of the same botanical family - the Fabaceae or Pea family. A truly beautiful wood!
Thank you for the information! 😊
Phil, I've made a few "nice" funnels but if it doesn't look to bad I color up some epoxy and finish the bottom like that and sometimes it looks like I planned it that way. One old time furniture maker told me that one sign of a good craftsman was knowing how to repair your mistakes without it being noticeable. It's fun trying anyway.
Thanks for the tips! Fortunately, I didn't need any of them on this piece. When turners make a mistake we call it a design opportunity. LOL!
Love it! And I love this finish on the mesquite!
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Love that cute little bowl Phil.
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Great detail and finish. Love it!
Thanks a bunch!
Very nice....maybe I should head to the desert next and look for mesquite for next trip around.
LOL! It's a great wood to turn, Dennis. I think you will enjoy it!
Hallo from an old (in age) turner from South Africa. Ideas: I always stabilize my bark with thin CA glue before my final cut - being careful not to let it penetrate the wood itself on the endgrain. Works well for me. If you want a darker colour, first apply a thin coat of BOILED linseed oil. Follow (if you want) with a coat of shellac and then the polish. I suppose it is carrying coals to Newcastle, but nevertheless I love to share ideas. Nice bowl btw. Regards.
Thank you for the tips, Hennie and for taking your time to watch! 😊
Lovely little bowl phil,love your style of woodturning kind regards mark
Thank you kindly, Mark! 😊
I love that mesquite bark! Its too bad you couldn’t save more of it!
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Great looking bowl! Very nice!
Glad you like it, B W, thank you!!
Mesquite is always a pleasure to turn, the shavings are great for BBQ smoking too. Nice piece Phil..👍🇺🇸
Dang, I was going to remember to keep the shavings, Cortland! Too late, now. 😊
As a potter, I do enjoy the woodturning art form. Woodworking is another interest. E.T. Phone Home. Nice work!
I think they are quite similar, Aaron, at least as far as creativity goes. Thank you!
Another nice piece from eighty shakers...
Er.... Shady Acres.
LOL! Ya gave me a laugh, Dave, thanks, I could use that! 😊
musical, rhythmic, amazing thank you
I'm glad you enjoyed it, Marilyn, thank you! 😊
Another beauty Phil.. Great job!
Thanks for watching, Russ!
Very beautiful bowl! ET may phone home, but you sure didn't phone this one in. Great work!
Haha, thank you, Wesley! 😊
That's a Very lovely bowl and a pleasure to watch you making it - thank you.
Thank you very much for watching, Tim! 😊
Your right Phil, E.T. phone home. If you wanted the bowl to look walnut toned maybe you could have used walnut oil to start off with. The sapwood helped to contrast with the grain. Cool looking. Have a wonderful weekend y'all.
I've never tried Walnut oil. Glad you like it, thank you, Richard!
Beautiful piece of nature. Great job as always Phil.
Glad you enjoyed it, L W, thank you! 😊
Phil, I turn mesquite all of the time because we have an abundant supply here in Texas. When the wood is greenish the finish will be light but over time it will darken. If you want a piece to be dark just leave your wood out in the weather for about two years and let it get old and dry. It's a little dustier when turning but has a really nice darker finish. Just my 2 cents.
Thanks for the good info, Tex! 😊
I put sealer on the bark before turnij,
Hello from Pennsylvania. Beautiful job Phil.
Howdy, Penny! Thank you! I've been to Pennsylvania a few years ago. Spent a week in and around Philadelphia. We had a great time!
Beautiful piece Phil.
Many thanks, Michael!
Great show
Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, Don, thanks for watching!
Good job Phil.
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I Had to Laugh! Right at the end you said ET Phone home! And I saw it!!!! Loved it!
By the way, My Initials are ET
Eric Townsend signing off!
Cool! Thanks, Eric! 😄
It's beautiful.. maganda ito!
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Very nice Mr Anderson.
Glad you like it, Steven! 😊
I like you ET Phil LOL
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Glad you enjoyed it and I appreciate the thumbs up! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop You're very welcome Phil I give a thumbs up if I like it or not to help you out :)
Beautiful pcs of ART thank you
Thank you too, Gaetan! 😊
Love mesquite wood. Beautifully done. Yes, ET is there.
Thank you, M Mills! I'm glad you saw ET, too! Cheers!
This wood has a beautiful grain to it. And being from Texas, makes for some great BBQ too.
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abosolutly stunning peace phil.....really nice
I'm so glad you like it, Leslie, thank you! 😊
Nice bowl Phil, dainty design. Stay safe
Thanks, will do, you do the same, John! 😊
I love it Phil
I'm glad, thanks, Bobby! 😀
Beautiful bowl man.very nice job as always.
Thank you so much, E T!
Nice video Phil and good comments, Greetings from the Netherlands
Glad you enjoyed it, Piet, thank you for taking your time to let me know! 😊
Great job my friend!
Thank you, Aleksey! Cheers! 😊
Super nice Phil!!!
Glad you like it, thank you, Emmett!
Nice job Phil, looks really cool!
Thank you, Joseph!
Another winner, Phil, and with a movie star portrait as a bonus.
Thank you, John! Yes, a special guest appearance! 😊
Thanks for sharing. I am going to try something like that.
Please do, Michael! Thanks for watching! 😊
PHIL!!!
Giving great inspiration & setting the bar high. As a rookie turner, I appreciate your in-video tutelage.
I appreciate that, Jake, thank you!
Very nice, Phil.
Thank you, Rickey!
Looks great, nice job.
I'm glad you like it, George, thank you!
Good morning Phil...HAPPY BIRTHDAY 😃 just found out from Huw...hope you have a great weekend...stay safe...press on 😎
HA, thank you so much! 😊
Beautiful piece and the bark edge is perfect.
I'm glad you like it, Jerry, thank you! 😊
Excellent work Phil. Pretty little bowl. 😊
Thank you! 😊 Cheers!
Love Mesquite, and ET.
Ditto, ditto! 😊
Love mesquite in any form! This one especially!
Glad you like it, James, thank you!
That was a lot smoother turn....and the colors really popped out beautifully. High marks for keeping the bark edge intact (the highlight for me)! Kudos to your fans who can provide the stock for these works of art. Take care and stay healthy.
Yes, this one went way smoother than my first effort. Yes, again, I have the best viewers on RUclips! Thank you, Doc!
Pretty piece Mr. Phil!
Thank you, Jane! 😊
Awesome little bowl Phil again I love the live edge you leave and I really like it that you tell us what you are going to do I think this will help me a lot when I start turning thanks for sharing. James
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Looks like an alien-or ET! Quite probably my favorite bowl. Such clean lines!
I think so too, Beatrice! Thank you, I'm glad you like it! 😊
ET for sure Phil. Seen it right away. Lovely grain and bowl. You can fill with reeses pieces that I can't eat. Ha
I could not survive on your diet, Marge! Must have chocolate! LOL!
Believe me, I'd love to eat chocolate again but it gives me a migraine. And so does a lot of other foods. Can't even take migraine meds, just Ibuprofen or Tylenol.
ET phone home! :) Great piece Phil
You nailed it, Raven! Thank you! 😊
Hi Phil, looks awesome!!
Hey, thanks, Bruce! 😊
I turn mesquite all the time (west Texas) and it’s a great wood. My go to finish danish oil natural. It really makes that heart wood a toasted brown. Well done
Great tip! Thank you, Michael! 😊
Phil, very nice work. I hope you don't mind another viewer suggestion. When I do a bark edge bowl, I like to stabilize the bark with thin CA after roughing out the outside. I just apply at the seam between the bark and the wood, let it dry for a few minutes and then start cutting the hollow. Then once I get the inside defined, I'll stabilize again from the inside. Getting the entire cut surface of the bark wet with thin CA does two things...first it helps prevent chunks of bark leaving the workpiece, and second, it stiffens the fibers in the bark so you can get a cleaner cut when your gouge is exiting the cut. I hope this makes sense.
Thank you, Eric! I do that as well, if necessary. Thankfully, with this piece, it was not necessary.
Great video Phil. First time on this channel ... Beautiful work !!! Thanks. Craig Pa.
Welcome! Thank you for the visit and for watching and commenting, Craig!
Very nice work
Thank you! 😊