Osage Orange, also know as a hedge apple tree. Double the BTU of the next hottest burning wood. Settlers would quarter the apples, put them in buckets with water to break down over winter. Then take the mash and pour in a trench along property lines, growing a living fence line. Wasn't native to USA.
@@jasonhilliker492 Looks like that wood and those thorns are the same. The branches actually start growing as thorns, on Osage orange. But, could be a similar tree; I'm no arborist. 🙃
I believe this is also called Hawthorne and it does grow everywhere in the northern hemisphere, it's not got the same bark on it that Osage Orange has, I've turned both. or maybe it grows differently down south.
@@PohlBarnProductions Here in North Texas when you talk about Osage Orange you are talking about Bois d’ Arc (pronounced bodarc) tree. The fruit we call horse apples, or we did as kids. Also known as hedge apples. There are a number of homes of the late 19th century and early 20th century built here in DFW that were built upon piers made from bodarc trees. The wood is almost impervious to rot and is also used for fence posts. The OP is correct that bodarc trees were planted as wind breaks and hedge protection.
Douggggggg!!! I love it and I love the angles and the instructions! Thank you so so so much for having a premiere, I loved it, thank you yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!
That's a pretty cool video animation for the Entry! We had one of those trees when I was growing up as a child, wicked, wicked thorns I never knew the name of it but it was nothing to trifle with! Those colors are perfect! I was not too sure about how the pewter would do, but it is another fantastic bowl...
Turned out great. I like that new art resin look. My last one (all wood) took 6 coats of wipe on poly. Just kept soaking in. I've not heard of thorn apple but it looks good.
Doug i absolutely love this bowl. I love the shape and the colour. I wish you wouldn't pull your work down. You are so good at what you do and most people enjoy your work.
Hi Doug! As usual, excellent work! You always say it's not perfect. Well, if I wanted perfect, I'd say watch machinery made stuff. The " imperfections "are what make it so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Hi to all the pomskies and the other critters!
Amazing artist like you have inspired me to give this a go. I'm working on buying my first lathe now and have a bunch of beautiful maple logs drying out in my yard. Hopefully I can come even close to the talent that you have.
Those colors really go with the natural color of the wood. For a tree that is such a pain - the wood it offers up sure does make for a fine turning blank.
Yup, it is an extra day, but it's worth waiting Doug. A very nice looking bowl and a nice video to watch, what can we ask more? Thank you for sharing my friend and have a nice work week. 👍👍👍
Doug, thanks for answering my question about the double pads. Sure wasn't expecting to see this on the vid but still cool. What a great piece of art for sure. You done SUPER yet again.
love how the colors came out, reminds me of a fancy marble countertop in some fancy mansion. the thorn apple is beautiful too, i’ve never heard of it before. those thorns look brutal!
Another great looking piece. The colors went perfect with the wood, great looking, even if it isn't perfect (your words). Thanks for sharing and taking the time to make the video. I can't wait to see what you do next. Have a good one 👍👍👍
Hi Doug! I was going to make an April Fools comment that this was absolutely horrible, but it’s now 4/2 so it’s too late. 😆 I actually like this. It’s kinda spacey. When you were pouring the colored resin in, I thought it was going to look ugly. Boy was I happily surprised! It’s awesome! Here’s a “sharp” idea… Collect a bunch of those thorny branches, or just the thorns, put them in resin and see what interesting piece you could make. Maybe you’ve already tried, but it was too bloody hard! 😉🙄😆 I wish I had some chunk of wood to send you! (No driftwood or seaweed) Something Central Coastal Southern Californian. Someday. Have a wonderful week and I’ll see you next video! 💫✨ Roma 🐘 🌲💚🌳🦅
Thank you Roma, I have friends from Cali and Washington send me wood all the time, the guy in Washington send me wood he get in Hawaii, no need to worry about sending me wood unless you really want to
Great choices of resin additives, Doug. Very striking. Those thorns, though. As soon as you showed them I knew which trees you were talking about. Nasty. Well done dealing with the punky wood.
I really liked this one, I cringed when the dark grey went in, however it is the best thing that I like about it!!!! Nothing is perfect, it's the imperfections that makes it unique 👌 😊
I would save the black and gold shavings, cast them into clear resin and make pendants out of them. Awesome piece with that wood. Another species I have learned to know.
Thank you Stephanie, the shaving were white, once put back into resin they would almost vanish and you'd be left with all the little trapped air bubbles in the cloudy resin, It's really not a good look
It came out really good! I bet that sanding down after the first epoxy coat is why the second one looks so good. I wonder how it would look with TEN coats. 😜
Osage Orange, also know as a hedge apple tree. Double the BTU of the next hottest burning wood. Settlers would quarter the apples, put them in buckets with water to break down over winter. Then take the mash and pour in a trench along property lines, growing a living fence line. Wasn't native to USA.
I think osage Orange is a different tree.
@@jasonhilliker492 Looks like that wood and those thorns are the same. The branches actually start growing as thorns, on Osage orange. But, could be a similar tree; I'm no arborist. 🙃
I believe this is also called Hawthorne and it does grow everywhere in the northern hemisphere, it's not got the same bark on it that Osage Orange has, I've turned both. or maybe it grows differently down south.
@@PohlBarnProductions Here in North Texas when you talk about Osage Orange you are talking about Bois d’ Arc (pronounced bodarc) tree. The fruit we call horse apples, or we did as kids. Also known as hedge apples. There are a number of homes of the late 19th century and early 20th century built here in DFW that were built upon piers made from bodarc trees. The wood is almost impervious to rot and is also used for fence posts. The OP is correct that bodarc trees were planted as wind breaks and hedge protection.
Gosh, the color of the epoxy and the beautiful grain of the wood just created a stunning piece, Doug.
Thank You Jane
DOUG THATS A REALY NICE TURNING MY FRIEND. THE COLORS ARE AWESOME.VERY NICE .FROM DOUG
Thank You Doug
Hi my friend from the North!!
Love your videos,I now I'm going to have a good time,when I see you pop up.
Thank You Thank You Sydney
That turned out stunningly beautiful Doug! Even with the special glitter bugs hiding in there holes 😊. Love and enjoy your premieres! ❤❤❤
Thank You Thank You
Beautiful bowl Doug... Great work
Thank You Skip
Nice, Doug. I enjoyed see a premiere form you.
Thank You Bill
Hope you make more projects in these colors, would make a nice “neutral” galaxy base to make colorful planets pop more
Thank You Thank You
Wow! Love the sparkles.
Thank You Kimberly
WOW, that's incredible.
Thank You Jerry
That's my favorite so far❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank You Matt
Douggggggg!!! I love it and I love the angles and the instructions! Thank you so so so much for having a premiere, I loved it, thank you yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!
Robinnnnnnnnnnn, Thank You
Doug you did it again
Thank You Tommy
That's a pretty cool video animation for the Entry!
We had one of those trees when I was growing up as a child, wicked, wicked thorns I never knew the name of it but it was nothing to trifle with!
Those colors are perfect! I was not too sure about how the pewter would do, but it is another fantastic bowl...
Thank You Thank You, I think they are also called Hawthorn
Turned out great. I like that new art resin look. My last one (all wood) took 6 coats of wipe on poly. Just kept soaking in. I've not heard of thorn apple but it looks good.
Thank you Rick, I think it's also called Hawthorne, it pretty much grows everywhere in the northern hemisphere,
Doug i absolutely love this bowl. I love the shape and the colour. I wish you wouldn't pull your work down. You are so good at what you do and most people enjoy your work.
Hi Doug! As usual, excellent work! You always say it's not perfect. Well, if I wanted perfect, I'd say watch machinery made stuff. The " imperfections "are what make it so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Hi to all the pomskies and the other critters!
Thank You Thank You Kath
Thank You Kathi
lot of fun and beautiful
Thank You Glenn
So cool Doug!!
Thank You Anne
It sort of looks like tortoiseshell and it's beautiful
Thank You Angela
Amazing artist like you have inspired me to give this a go. I'm working on buying my first lathe now and have a bunch of beautiful maple logs drying out in my yard. Hopefully I can come even close to the talent that you have.
Thank You Greg, seal the ends so they dry slow to reduce cracking
Another great piece
Thank You Brad
Hi Doug that is an amazing bowl love the colors thanks for sharing see I knew what it was this time😅
Thank You Joe
Beautiful bowl Doug
Thank you kindly Steve
Those colors really go with the natural color of the wood. For a tree that is such a pain - the wood it offers up sure does make for a fine turning blank.
Thank You Qapla
Very nice Doug
Thank You Bret
looking good Doug! that thorn apple has some great grain figure and spalting in it. almost worth the pain and pokes...
Thank You Zed
Beautiful work, beautiful bowl!
Thank You Anna
Glitter in the bug holes is a nice touch. It’s a lovely bowl.
I think so too! Thank You Derek
Another gorgeous piece, Doug!!!
❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much Samantha 😃
just love seeing what you do with these pieces of scrappy timber. They turn out so good
Thank You Julie
Yup, it is an extra day, but it's worth waiting Doug. A very nice looking bowl and a nice video to watch, what can we ask more? Thank you for sharing my friend and have a nice work week. 👍👍👍
Thank You Thank You Glad you enjoyed it
A royal bowl, great choice of colours, really nice contrast, brings out the beauty of the wood in the bowl. 😃
Thank you so much Fiona😀
Wow it’s beautiful. The wood is gorgeous. Everything looks better with Gold ❤
Thank You Maddie
#😎👍Truly a Beautiful bowl
Thank You Heather
Really nice bowl Doug. Those thorns look ferocious!! At least the wood inside makes beautiful bowls. Thanks for sharing
Stuart
Thank You Stuart
Really nice job, Doug! 💜
Thank You Tracey
Great bowl, glad you didn't leave any of those thorns on. The Spalting was amazing I even liked the bug holes.😁😁 hope you and Barb are keeping well😘😘.
Thank You Thank You Ellen
Doug, thanks for answering my question about the double pads. Sure wasn't expecting to see this on the vid but still cool. What a great piece of art for sure. You done SUPER yet again.
Thank You Steve, sometimes it's just easier to address it in the video, others might wonder the same thing
Husband and I have been slacking on watching your videos, hope all our likes dont bombard ya. you have your wife have a blessed week!
Thank You Danielle, your likes are greatly appreciated and welcomed along with your comments
Nice to see a good use of an evil tree! That is a really pretty bowl.
Thank You Ron
love how the colors came out, reminds me of a fancy marble countertop in some fancy mansion. the thorn apple is beautiful too, i’ve never heard of it before. those thorns look brutal!
Thank You Dan
I really like how this project has come out. The resin, glitter and wood are all just wonderful
Thank You Annette
Again, Doug's, you did a fantastic job! Your color combination is breathtaking! 5hank you for showing us 5his video!
Thank You Lori
Looks great!
Thank You Karen
Beautiful result! I love when you let the wood take over! really nice!
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Looks great
Thank You Thank You
It’s beautiful! Great colors-they really go well with the wood.
Thank you so much Monica!
Great job turning a thorny Apple tree into a treasure 🎉😊
Thank You Lois
A beautiful piece! The sparseness of the gold glitter made for a nice touch.
Thank You Elliiott
Love it. You do good work keep it up
Thank You Arnold
Another great looking piece. The colors went perfect with the wood, great looking, even if it isn't perfect (your words). Thanks for sharing and taking the time to make the video. I can't wait to see what you do next. Have a good one 👍👍👍
Thank You Scott
Greetings Doug, that is a beautiful piece of wood, your choice of colours was perfect well done, keep smiling.
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Thank you Peter! Cheers!
The bowl is beautiful! It’s super shiny too! I like the colors you chose.
Thank you Linda! 😊
Pretty. Because it turned out good I thought the gold was going to be with the top but it’s not actually very subtle, which makes me like it too.
Thank you Lynda,
beautiful wood from a dangerous tree. Loved the grain and the colors.
Thank you Lelia
I like it a lot!
Hey Clayton, sorry I've been busy not doing anything ! LOL
Hi Doug! I was going to make an April Fools comment that this was absolutely horrible, but it’s now 4/2 so it’s too late. 😆 I actually like this. It’s kinda spacey. When you were pouring the colored resin in, I thought it was going to look ugly. Boy was I happily surprised! It’s awesome! Here’s a “sharp” idea… Collect a bunch of those thorny branches, or just the thorns, put them in resin and see what interesting piece you could make. Maybe you’ve already tried, but it was too bloody hard! 😉🙄😆 I wish I had some chunk of wood to send you! (No driftwood or seaweed) Something Central Coastal Southern Californian. Someday. Have a wonderful week and I’ll see you next video! 💫✨ Roma 🐘 🌲💚🌳🦅
Thank you Roma, I have friends from Cali and Washington send me wood all the time, the guy in Washington send me wood he get in Hawaii, no need to worry about sending me wood unless you really want to
Great choices of resin additives, Doug. Very striking. Those thorns, though. As soon as you showed them I knew which trees you were talking about. Nasty. Well done dealing with the punky wood.
Thank You Thank You Jay
Awesome colors choice and beautiful bowl awesome job Doug
Thank You Donald
That looks amazing
Thank You Brian
Another successful bowl! Turned out beautiful!
Thank you so much Dianne 😊
Looks stunning! Great video! ❤
Thank You Shay
Beautiful bowl Doug. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Tony!
Wow Doug this is a terrific looking loving those colors with that gold I really love that one 👍👍❤😊❤
Thank You Lliz
Beautiful hawthorn bowl. That "Art Cast" is awesome.
Thank You James
Very nice Doug. I didn't know about that type of apple and glad to find it wasn't Thorn Apple (Devils Apple) the botanical.
Thank you Mike, I believe it has many names and is everywhere in the northern hemisphere, including the UK, it's also called Hawthorne
Another beautiful piece. I like the colors and glitter.
Thank you so much Nancy!
That came out great Doug. Colors are spot on. Thx and and take care.
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Ooooo get you being all fancy pants with the glitter 😂
Seriously though what an awesome finish.
thankyou for sharing 💗
You’re welcome Laura 😊
Hello Doug I missed another live I was at another 60 th Birthday party but I am home now watching what I missed 👍
it's ok
This piece is very elegant. Love it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much Marie!
Beautiful, just like all your other projects!! Keep up the amazing stuff!
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Very beautiful Doug. I had never heard of that spine apple tree.
Thank You Jack, Thorn Apple, I'd never heard of them either until til I bought a piece of land
Very Nice Doug! I love the coloring and sparkle.
Thank You Pam
Bloody lovely mate!!! Loving the colours and the glitter!👍👍
Thank you so much Pete 😀
More beautiful work Doug u have a great Sunday
Thank you kindly Larry
Looks truly awesome Doug....this is what, the 2nd piece with the Artist Resin? it really make a glassy coat! Really cool!!
Thank You Jeff, it's taking a little getting use to, I still have the bubble issues but the sticky the next day is gone and I really like that,
Gorgeous piece, Doug. Never knew that type of tree existed; thanks for the info.
Thank You Lynda, You are very welcome
Nice job on the wood and colors. Enjoy your weekend.
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Beautiful! Turned out amazing! Can't wait for the next one 😁💙
Thank you Heather! 😊
I really liked this one, I cringed when the dark grey went in, however it is the best thing that I like about it!!!! Nothing is perfect, it's the imperfections that makes it unique 👌 😊
Thank You Thank You Marie
Love the colors Doug really beautiful. Hope all is well . Take care .
Thank you Angela, you too!
@@PohlBarnProductions you’re welcome
That came out real pretty. I love the sparkle ✨️
Thank You Barbara
another wonderful looking bowl. love the work you do.
Thank You Greg
Lots of character, Beautiful.
Thank You Khan
Really nice bowl! Turned out amazing
Thank you Denise
It is gorgeous! Love the colors and effect!
Thank you so much!
I think it would be cool to see some honey locust thorns in resin turned into a bowl/vase.
Thank You Jason, I have honey locust but no thorns from it
Looking good again cobber. Have a good one to Doug.🤠
Thank You Daryl
Most excellent color choices!
Thank You Thank You Nancy
That looks really cool, Doug. Nice one!
Thank you Billy, Glad you like it,
Great job as always Doug!👍
Thank You Mikk
that turned out awesome Doug!
Thank you Richard
I would save the black and gold shavings, cast them into clear resin and make pendants out of them. Awesome piece with that wood. Another species I have learned to know.
Thank you Stephanie, the shaving were white, once put back into resin they would almost vanish and you'd be left with all the little trapped air bubbles in the cloudy resin, It's really not a good look
Wow, love the colors. Thank you for a lovely piece of art
Thank You Thank You
Yet another beautiful piece Doug, keep up the good work brother 😉👍
Thank you kindly Franklin
It came out really good! I bet that sanding down after the first epoxy coat is why the second one looks so good. I wonder how it would look with TEN coats. 😜
Thank you but I will never know, I don't have 2 weeks to leave it on my lathe LOL
It's very beautiful and I love your work
Thank you so much Alicia😀
It's perfectly imperfect! WOW!!
Thank You Dawn
@@PohlBarnProductions You're very welcome, and Happy Easter :)
Purdy. Well done Dougie!
Thank You Thank You Douggie