I’m from Oregon, now in Arizona. I make fine furniture and have used lots of that gorgeous wood. It’s Myrtle wood, only found in a very few places in the world. So yes, it’s rare. Great job turning that gnarly chunk of wood.
Hello up there, Elly! I've been to Vancouver a few times, lovely city. Thank you so much for taking your time to spend with me and for your delightful comment! 😊
Love this piece! After my parents retired they booked a trip to California, Washington, Oregon and my Dad brought me a covered desk top box made of Myrtle wood back on the plane. My mom said he held in his lap all the way! That was probably 35 years ago. I cherish that piece dearly. Oh dear. I am tearing up again. 😢
Hi I live in Wales a part of the UK. I’ve been following you for about 14 months and I just love all of your work. Your honesty in over coming the problems is so inspiring. I’ve only been turning for 15 months yet I’ve learned so much from you. Can’t wait to watch the next one. Keep safe and turning….. Debs 😊
You know, Phil, this piece of driftwood sort of represents us in a way. No matter what we look like on the outside....... Each person has a hidden beauty within..... Don't you think? In some it could be intelligence, in another person it could be compassion, another would have insight, and still another might have inner strength... Or joy..... Everyone's got something. This little piece of Driftwood of yours could teach us all a lesson. Look at all the beating it's taken as it's washed through the ocean and hammered on the sands of the beach (as we go through life people become that way). And then somebody like you took the time and trouble to find its inner beauty, and then shine it up! It seems to me that we can and should do that with each other.
Wow, what a Beautiful Piece of Driftwood. This bowl is absolutely stunning. It has so much character. Like you mentioned, the one part looks like waves on a beach. Your work turning this wood is such Artistry. What a gift you have. Looking at a piece of wood and making a Gem of beauty. Thank you for sharing.
It's absolutely gorgeous - and while I'd love to put it on my table and admire it while deciding what best to put in it... I know one of my cats would climb in
Wonderful, Judy! I've traveled along that coast a few times but never even thought about driftwood. I'll bet you have a huge assortment to choose from. 😊
I to live on the Oregon coast. Sunset beach is just 9.2 miles away. This video has given me some good ideas what i can do with the driftwood I come across.
When I get to see pieces like this it reinforces to me how fortunate I am that people like you exist Phil so that I can sort of forget my disabilities & all the associated pain & relax while my friend Phil sets himself to explore & release the beauty of nature specifically in wood. You are a master my friend at working with, not against nature. With your wonderful way in commentating 'on the run' shows just how much you immerse yourself in carefully exposing the beauty just waiting to be release in your masterful way. Totally relaxing & wonderful craftsmanship on show for "all to enjoy'. What a joy you really are to the world of wood turning my friend. A truly magnificent piece of artistic wood turning in any way you look at it. I 'give up' on trying to say your 'best piece of work' because you keep on producing them. Keep it up my friend. Don from South Aust.
Wow, thank you, Don! I guess I was just amazed at the beauty inside a piece of driftwood. Had no idea what to expect so this turned out to be a real treat for me. Thank you, my friend! 😊
Well isn’t that amazing in that I discovered Phil just a few days ago and I’ve got to say not only the beauty of the pieces but also his voice really help me take my mind off my disabilities also
How is it that I found him just a week ago, and am disabled with chronic pain also and find Phil to be completely relaxing and mesmerizing. Watching him uncover what nature has hidden with his hands and a few tools, it is amazing to me. Phil, I loved this piece. And you are right in that those edges do look like the waves that made it into drift wood. Cracks, burrs, holes and all, it is absolutely perfect. God bless.
That's my favorite part of turning, Dan. Finding what's inside some of these pieces. I sure didn't expect to find what I did in this old piece of driftwood! 😊
Here l am again,My son loves wood too,he made a grandfather clock out of barn wood,it’s beautiful, he has huge tree cuts for large tables,made one for his daughter,he will sell the other table tops, Love your work
Every time I start my lathe, I hear your voice "mask and face shield on!". Yesterday, the little Walnut bowl I was working on exploded, and I'm so glad I had my face shield on! I was almost finished with it....so just a reminder to all you turners out there....obey the Man. It may save your face. I was able to wood glue the bowl back together and finish it. Sometimes it's a practice piece, but you learn so much. Thank you for your wisdom! And nice bowl!! What a challenge,!
By far the best place to spend my relaxing time. While I do enjoy the more "polished" pieces that most people do, and respect their artistry, your style is my absolute favorite. Hearing you talk about the wood is so interesting. I also really like your calm voice and no "cover music". Thank you so much for sharing your talent and love of your craft.
Have some driftwood and have had a problem with knowledge of turning it. Also have been a little hesitant due to not wanting to mess it up. Well Phil, this has given me both knowledge and confidence on preparing the piece and myself to turn. Thanks Phil. You help people n different ways and you don’t even know it. Keep up the great work and info you generously provide.
Phil Anderson and his amazing sand-o-flex! I have to say that you’re one of my RUclips woodworking idols . You always seem to know where and how to mount these natural pieces to bring out the best in them. This piece is simply amazing, thank you! I think that the Sand-o-flex is going to be the next tool that I’m going to invest in. Your the only turner that I’ve seen use it on RUclips, but you can’t argue with results.
Wow, thanks, John! 😊 I often say, if I didn't have a Sand O Flex I would not turn the pieces I do. I don't know any other way to sand the oddities I encounter in the wood I turn.
Hi Phil I just wanted to say thank you to you for all the effort you put in to making your videos that we all watch for free. You have given me confidence to turn difficult pieces of would and the results are very satisfying. Keep up the good work Michael 🇬🇧👏🏻
I think I may you figured out, Mr Phil! I have come to believe that you truly enjoy the challenge of turning the unusual pieces that everybody else doesn’t see the potential of! Couple that with your obvious talent to “think outside the box” , so to speak, is a winning combo. That piece would be a magnificent addition in the entryway of someone’s home to collect keys and other miscellany! Well done!
It's beautiful..I have a peice of wood with lots of gnarled spots and wild grain patterns..I sanded it and varnished and it never fails to make me smile.
An absolutely amazing piece. It turned out to be a very beautiful bowl. And I agree with Julie Gonya, it's relaxing to listen to you. A centerpiece. Thanks Carsten Sweden
Dang it Phil, I've been living on the Ocean for twenty years and I would have walked by that piece. You have the skill to see things I don't. Take credit!
Haha! Well, I didn't find it but if Dennis brings it to me, I'm gonna try my best. And, that is the key, I think. Just mount it and see what happens. You can do it! 😊
You never disappoint. Your vision is just outstanding. I turn but I don’t have the vision to take a crappy piece of driftwood to the masterpiece you created. Awesome!!!
Yep, definitely a beautiful piece. I was thankful you didn't get hurt making that. At times it looked scary. You are a very brave and talented artist, that is for sure. Thanks for another great video Phil.
I love how so many of the wood grains look like seashells! Like nature copying nature but in a different form. Then you work your magic and expose it for all of us to enjoy.
Thank you for some sweet memories! My late father took up woodworking when he retired, and built some fine furniture. I loved watching him use his lathe to turn legs for furniture. I started laughing when you attached the plate with only two screws. Dad was always adjusting and making do in a pinch, and consequently, he always had a bandaid or two on his fingers. Thank you again, and for Pete’s sake, be careful😉
OMG, Phil, that is an amazing piece! There just aren’t words that will adequately describe how beautiful that is. Thank you so much for sharing your work on this piece. Way to go, buddy! Just too pretty for words! 👏👏👏👏
Wow, thank you, Gord! It was quite a surprise to me. The wood was so rough and gray and then we got this! Just never know about driftwood, I guess. I'd like to try more but I'm afraid of being disappointed. They can't all be like this, can they? LOL! I see you have a new video, hooray! I will check it out, soon!
Hi Phil, This piece is really, really beautiful! as a woodturner myself I know exactly what it takes to create a piece like this and you did a masterful job! Thanks for the video,,, Tom
Great transformation Phil....you managed to bring out the inner beauty while preserving the outer natural brutality of nature.....if it's from the Oregon coast....I say "Myrtlewood". Best wishes for Easter.
I just don't know if Dennis got it from the coast or some river, Doc. But, I do kinda think it's Myrtlewood and that is cool all by itself! Thank you! 😊
You really are my favorite woodworking channel. The way you keep nature in every piece is phenomenal but it’s your disposition and calm, soothing voice that keeps me coming back every night. Thanks Phil!
A beautiful transformation from a discarded, lost, washed-up piece of wood through an artisan’s hands. Saved from destruction. Metaphor for our souls and salvation through Jesus Christ.
Started watching this video a few weeks ago, and just finished watching this dumbfounded Phil. Bow to the grandmaster, you are a champ and I love your masterpieces. big fan Phil BIG FAN , please keep posting.
Wow Phil outstanding very very beautiful I love driftwood and natural wood like that you could never duplicate something like that even if you tried take care and God bless
I’m from Oregon, now in Arizona. I make fine furniture and have used lots of that gorgeous wood. It’s Myrtle wood, only found in a very few places in the world. So yes, it’s rare. Great job turning that gnarly chunk of wood.
And to think it had just floated it's way to the beach, David! 😊
Oh, yay!! I’m glad someone could confirm the wood species !
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Dave can you recommend a wood lathe?
I am a 90 year old woman and love watching your masterpiece creations. My dad was a woodworker. Greetings from Vancouver BC Canada.E.Holze.
Hello up there, Elly! I've been to Vancouver a few times, lovely city. Thank you so much for taking your time to spend with me and for your delightful comment! 😊
Love this piece! After my parents retired they booked a trip to California, Washington, Oregon and my Dad brought me a covered desk top box made of Myrtle wood back on the plane. My mom said he held in his lap all the way! That was probably 35 years ago. I cherish that piece dearly. Oh dear. I am tearing up again. 😢
Great memories, Doreen! 😂
Hi I live in Wales a part of the UK. I’ve been following you for about 14 months and I just love all of your work. Your honesty in over coming the problems is so inspiring.
I’ve only been turning for 15 months yet I’ve learned so much from you. Can’t wait to watch the next one. Keep safe and turning….. Debs 😊
Thank you so much, Debs, for your kind and thoughtful comment! 😀
You know, Phil, this piece of driftwood sort of represents us in a way. No matter what we look like on the outside....... Each person has a hidden beauty within..... Don't you think?
In some it could be intelligence, in another person it could be compassion, another would have insight, and still another might have inner strength... Or joy..... Everyone's got something.
This little piece of Driftwood of yours could teach us all a lesson. Look at all the beating it's taken as it's washed through the ocean and hammered on the sands of the beach (as we go through life people become that way). And then somebody like you took the time and trouble to find its inner beauty, and then shine it up!
It seems to me that we can and should do that with each other.
That is pretty much how I think of the wood I like to turn, too, John. Thanks for your thoughtful comment! 😊
You are so right in your observation. Now who would have thought that wood-turning could lead to this?
True craftsman.Thank You Jake Bissel.
I appreciate that, Jake, thank you!
Wow, what a Beautiful Piece of Driftwood. This bowl is absolutely stunning. It has so much character. Like you mentioned, the one part looks like waves on a beach. Your work turning this wood is such Artistry. What a gift you have. Looking at a piece of wood and making a Gem of beauty. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching, Marlene and for taking your time to comment! 😊
It's absolutely gorgeous - and while I'd love to put it on my table and admire it while deciding what best to put in it... I know one of my cats would climb in
Haha, mine too, Michelle! 😊
I live on the Oregon coast and after storms a lot of driftwood comes in and think of all the beauty! Thank you so very much!
Wonderful, Judy! I've traveled along that coast a few times but never even thought about driftwood. I'll bet you have a huge assortment to choose from. 😊
I to live on the Oregon coast. Sunset beach is just 9.2 miles away. This video has given me some good ideas what i can do with the driftwood I come across.
Phil, you are so right, that's an exciting piece of drift wood. Can't wait to see what you create! 🇺🇲🐚
Thanks, Jessi, I hope you like it! 😊
When I get to see pieces like this it reinforces to me how fortunate I am that people like you exist Phil so that I can sort of forget my disabilities & all the associated pain & relax while my friend Phil sets himself to explore & release the beauty of nature specifically in wood. You are a master my friend at working with, not against nature. With your wonderful way in commentating 'on the run' shows just how much you immerse yourself in carefully exposing the beauty just waiting to be release in your masterful way. Totally relaxing & wonderful craftsmanship on show for "all to enjoy'. What a joy you really are to the world of wood turning my friend. A truly magnificent piece of artistic wood turning in any way you look at it. I 'give up' on trying to say your 'best piece of work' because you keep on producing them. Keep it up my friend. Don from South Aust.
Wow, thank you, Don! I guess I was just amazed at the beauty inside a piece of driftwood. Had no idea what to expect so this turned out to be a real treat for me. Thank you, my friend! 😊
Well isn’t that amazing in that I discovered Phil just a few days ago and I’ve got to say not only the beauty of the pieces but also his voice really help me take my mind off my disabilities also
How is it that I found him just a week ago, and am disabled with chronic pain also and find Phil to be completely relaxing and mesmerizing. Watching him uncover what nature has hidden with his hands and a few tools, it is amazing to me. Phil, I loved this piece. And you are right in that those edges do look like the waves that made it into drift wood. Cracks, burrs, holes and all, it is absolutely perfect. God bless.
Driftwood and burls are always interesting and one of a kind.
Very nice !
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It's amazing how much beauty there is, hiding deep down in that gnarly piece of wood. Thank you for using your skills so well to let us all enjoy it!
That's my favorite part of turning, Dan. Finding what's inside some of these pieces. I sure didn't expect to find what I did in this old piece of driftwood! 😊
Here l am again,My son loves wood too,he made a grandfather clock out of barn wood,it’s beautiful, he has huge tree cuts for large tables,made one for his daughter,he will sell the other table tops, Love your work
That is awesome to have such a craftsman in the family, Anna! Thank you! 😊
Every time I start my lathe, I hear your voice "mask and face shield on!". Yesterday, the little Walnut bowl I was working on exploded, and I'm so glad I had my face shield on! I was almost finished with it....so just a reminder to all you turners out there....obey the Man. It may save your face. I was able to wood glue the bowl back together and finish it. Sometimes it's a practice piece, but you learn so much. Thank you for your wisdom! And nice bowl!! What a challenge,!
Oh wow! I'm so glad you were protected, Jennifer. The thought just makes me shiver. Thank you, I'm glad you like this piece!
This is among the talents
My aunt had a popular hobby back in the 50's, driftwood lamps, I loved them, no one else in the family did. Your art is much more appreciated
I'll bet she had fun with her hobby, too! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Indeed she did🕊
By far the best place to spend my relaxing time. While I do enjoy the more "polished" pieces that most people do, and respect their artistry, your style is my absolute favorite. Hearing you talk about the wood is so interesting. I also really like your calm voice and no "cover music". Thank you so much for sharing your talent and love of your craft.
Wow, such a great comment, Julie! You made me smile. 😊 Thank you, I needed that!
Phil you are too modest. The beauty in all your pieces are your work.This one is certainly at the top end.Beautiful.Terry downunder.
This was such a surprise, Terry and I love it. I'm glad you like it too, thank you! 😃
Wow…just wow…! Absolutely gorgeous! My favorite piece of yours, so far.👌
I like it too, Cynthia! It was such a pleasant surprise! 😊
Thank you Phil for giving the praise to God for the real art and thank you for bringing out that art. Blessings
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Have some driftwood and have had a problem with knowledge of turning it. Also have been a little hesitant due to not wanting to mess it up. Well Phil, this has given me both knowledge and confidence on preparing the piece and myself to turn. Thanks Phil. You help people n different ways and you don’t even know it. Keep up the great work and info you generously provide.
Glad I could help! I appreciate your kind comment, thank you! 😊
I could watch this all day, ThankYou
Wow, thank YOU, Anna! 😊
You and Mother nature working in harmony Phil. As always it's beautiful, but what hard work for you. Thank you for the videos.
So nice of you, Brenda, thank you very much! 😊
You have the gift.
Thank you for teaching.
So nice, Laurie, thank you for watching! 😄
You are absolutely a wizard. Lovely work.
Thank you so much, Christo!💫
Great work, Phil, you and God!
Thank you kindly, Charles! 😀
Phil Anderson and his amazing sand-o-flex! I have to say that you’re one of my RUclips woodworking idols . You always seem to know where and how to mount these natural pieces to bring out the best in them. This piece is simply amazing, thank you!
I think that the Sand-o-flex is going to be the next tool that I’m going to invest in. Your the only turner that I’ve seen use it on RUclips, but you can’t argue with results.
Wow, thanks, John! 😊
I often say, if I didn't have a Sand O Flex I would not turn the pieces I do. I don't know any other way to sand the oddities I encounter in the wood I turn.
Fantastic piece. What a nice adventure. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, Jude, thank you! 😊
That piece of driftwood challenged you every inch of the way! Thank you for patiently and gently coaxing out its beauty. A beautiful piece!
My pleasure, Ingrid! Thank you for watching and commenting! 😊
Wow Phil. Absolutely stunning. Thanks
Very welcome, thank you for watching! 😊
Hi Phil
I just wanted to say thank you to you for all the effort you put in to making your videos that we all watch for free.
You have given me confidence to turn difficult pieces of would and the results are very satisfying.
Keep up the good work
Michael 🇬🇧👏🏻
Wow, thanks, Malvern, I'm glad you are trying new things! 😊
It is Drift wood! Great turning.
Haha, when you're right, you're right, Billy! 😊
I think I may you figured out, Mr Phil! I have come to believe that you truly enjoy the challenge of turning the unusual pieces that everybody else doesn’t see the potential of! Couple that with your obvious talent to “think outside the box” , so to speak, is a winning combo. That piece would be a magnificent addition in the entryway of someone’s home to collect keys and other miscellany! Well done!
You are right, Charles! I can barely bring myself to turn a plain, round bowl, anymore. Thank you, I'm glad you like it! 😊
You know, every time I watch one of these I think exactly that.
The journey that peice of wood took to end up in your hands is pretty neat to think about. Astronomical odds. Yet here we are. Love it
I like to think of it that way too, Patrick! 😊
You always know when Phil brings out the Sandoflex, we will be treated to a special treat! You didn’t let us down. Beautiful!
Haha, thank you, Carol! 😊
Giving new life to a discarded piece. Well done
Thank you, Janet! 😊
Is there any chunk of wood anywhere that you can’t turn into a masterpiece? Wow, dude!!
LOL! Yes, Betty, there have been a few. What a nice comment, thank you! 😊
It's beautiful..I have a peice of wood with lots of gnarled spots and wild grain patterns..I sanded it and varnished and it never fails to make me smile.
Wonderful! 😊
I’m amazed at those of you who see the possibilities in a piece of wood that would otherwise be ignored.
Thank you for watching and commenting, Toni! 😊
Or on the bon fire for a brief bit of glory.
An absolutely amazing
piece. It turned out to be a very beautiful bowl.
And I agree with Julie Gonya, it's relaxing to listen to you.
A centerpiece. Thanks
Carsten Sweden
Thank you very much, Carsten! 😊
"Seeing" the waves and preserving them was so great Phil. Beautiful piece!
Many thanks, Tom! 😊
Mesmerizing!!! Beautifully turned.
Thank you so much! 😊
There is so much to appreciate in this piece Phil. It is amazing all the different textures and grains.
I agree, one of the most visually appealing pieces I have done. Thank you! 😊
Very very cool piece, thanks again for sharing with us as you do.
My pleasure, Kelly, thank you for watching! 😊
Dang it Phil, I've been living on the Ocean for twenty years and I would have walked by that piece.
You have the skill to see things I don't. Take credit!
Haha! Well, I didn't find it but if Dennis brings it to me, I'm gonna try my best. And, that is the key, I think. Just mount it and see what happens. You can do it! 😊
You are so talented with wood, please keep sharing you wood working
Thank you, Teresa, I will! 😊
Once again, Phil, you've taken a chunk of wood and made a thing of beauty.
Thank you, Monte! 😊
I don't have words. You are very inspiring.
😀 thank you!
You never disappoint. Your vision is just outstanding. I turn but I don’t have the vision to take a crappy piece of driftwood to the masterpiece you created. Awesome!!!
Thank you so much, Wile, I'm glad you like it! 😊
Beautiful myrtle drift wood. The fine grain, color and location all match your suspicions. Those waves will give pleasure to all who view your work. 🌳
Many thanks! 😊
Yep, definitely a beautiful piece. I was thankful you didn't get hurt making that. At times it looked scary. You are a very brave and talented artist, that is for sure. Thanks for another great video Phil.
Thank you so much, Kevin! 😊
I love how so many of the wood grains look like seashells! Like nature copying nature but in a different form. Then you work your magic and expose it for all of us to enjoy.
Yes! And the waves! Cool piece for sure. Thanks, Leona! 😄
Thank you for some sweet memories! My late father took up woodworking when he retired, and built some fine furniture. I loved watching him use his lathe to turn legs for furniture. I started laughing when you attached the plate with only two screws. Dad was always adjusting and making do in a pinch, and consequently, he always had a bandaid or two on his fingers. Thank you again, and for Pete’s sake, be careful😉
Oh, some great memories you have! My dad was the same way, bandaids and all. 😊 Thank you so much for your great comment!
Looks like an angel wing.
Yeah, it kinda does, Sarah! 😊
OMG, Phil, that is an amazing piece! There just aren’t words that will adequately describe how beautiful that is. Thank you so much for sharing your work on this piece. Way to go, buddy! Just too pretty for words! 👏👏👏👏
Wow, thank you, Gord! It was quite a surprise to me. The wood was so rough and gray and then we got this! Just never know about driftwood, I guess. I'd like to try more but I'm afraid of being disappointed. They can't all be like this, can they? LOL!
I see you have a new video, hooray! I will check it out, soon!
Another absolutely beautiful piece of turning
Thank you so much, Robert! 😄
Hi Phil,
This piece is really, really beautiful!
as a woodturner myself I know exactly what it takes to create a piece like this and you did a masterful job!
Thanks for the video,,,
Tom
Thank you so much, Tom, I appreciate your comment! 😊
You're so right about this wood, it has a wave in it that looks like an ocean wave 🌊. Spectacular! ♥️🇺🇲
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Phil this piece is beautiful. I love the nature and how you manage to save it.
Many thanks, Jean! 😊
Spectacular piece. I love it.
Thank you very much, Peggy! 😊
It really is a masterpiece Phil. You’ve enhanced what nature provided 😊
There you go, thank you, Rosie! 😊
Another Super piece. Thanks for the video. 🥰
You are so welcome, Connie, thank you for watching!! 😊
Great transformation Phil....you managed to bring out the inner beauty while preserving the outer natural brutality of nature.....if it's from the Oregon coast....I say "Myrtlewood". Best wishes for Easter.
Yes, that was my guess too. It’s the right color.
I just don't know if Dennis got it from the coast or some river, Doc. But, I do kinda think it's Myrtlewood and that is cool all by itself! Thank you! 😊
Found it at Gold Beach, OR, on the beach.
I like the way you explain what you are doing and also the tools.
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You did it again, Phil.
"Sun of the Beach" wood.
LOL! Good one, James! 😊
What a unique bowl. It’s beautiful.
Agreed, thank you, Shari! 😊
Oh my Phil that is a masterpiece and I think your best ever! Well done and thanks for another great video!
Cheers Al
Glad you enjoyed it, Al, thank you! 😊
Very nice ! Clear vision.
Thank you, Craig! 😊 Cheers!
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼
Thanks, Grammy! 😊
Are you stalking me? 👵🏼 😂 I’ve seen this same comment on quite a few of my subscribed channels, and not all are turning videos. 🤔🤔
This is just another piece you have enhanced. Beautiful as always.
Thank you very much, Sandra! 😊
Very, very nice, Phil! It does remind me of myrtle wood, now that you mention it. What a find that was! And what a beauty you revealed! Well turned.
Thank you so much, Dave! I really do think it is Myrtle wood and you're right, what a find! 😊
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome, Todd, thank you for watching!
You really are my favorite woodworking channel. The way you keep nature in every piece is phenomenal but it’s your disposition and calm, soothing voice that keeps me coming back every night.
Thanks Phil!
Wow, thank you, Debbie! It's so good to have you here! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you, Tina! 😊
Exactly what it needed to be .. nice one 👍
Thanks for watching, Andy, I'm glad you like it! 😊
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I totally agree with Andy..Thats exactly what nature intended that bowl to be!
Beautiful work, absolutely love it.
A beautiful transformation from a discarded, lost, washed-up piece of wood through an artisan’s hands.
Saved from destruction.
Metaphor for our souls and salvation through Jesus Christ.
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Started watching this video a few weeks ago, and just finished watching this dumbfounded Phil. Bow to the grandmaster, you are a champ and I love your masterpieces. big fan Phil BIG FAN , please keep posting.
I'll keep at it if you keep watching, Piet, thanks! 😊
Amazing piece. I love collecting driftwood and it can make such beautiful art.
Thank you! 😊 Cheers!
With what's going on in the world today watching beautiful piece of wood be turned added some lot needed calm and positivity to my day. Thanks!
I hear you, Jari. Thank you! 😊
Got to rate that as one of the best I have seen.
Wow, thank you so much, George! 😊
Looks like myrtlewood. Love the waves.
It is Myrtlewood, Pc! 😊
It is a beautiful bowl. Such wild beauty.
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Just beautiful Phil! Your favorite part is my favorite part too!
Great minds, Karen! 😊
The waves are fantastic I feel like I'm at the ⛱️❤
Yes, they are a big highlight for this piece, Libby! 😊
What a beautiful bowl for red delicious apples!
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What a challenge, great result!
Yes it was! 😊
Absolutely beautiful !!!!!!!!!!
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Strikingly beautiful!!
It really is! 😊
Just seeing this video for the first time, Phil. I think this is my favorite of your turns.
It was such a pleasant surprise, Danella! 😊
So beautiful. An amazing transformation.
Thank you so much, Barb! 😊
Spectacular! Love the finished bowl.
Thank you so much, M M! 😊
it is very beautiful. i love how you keep things natural.
I love how you appreciate that, Joyce, thank you!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
What a creative eye, just wonderful!
Thank you, Ron! 😊 Cheers!
Wow Phil outstanding very very beautiful I love driftwood and natural wood like that you could never duplicate something like that even if you tried take care and God bless
Wow, thank you, Mike! 😊
Beauty piece as always Phil. Thanks for sharing. Dennis
My pleasure, Dennis, thank you for watching!
Wow, what a beauty!
I'm glad you like it, thank you for watching! 😊
It is so BEAUTIFUL. I love the way you explain what you are doing. Thank you
You are so welcome, Tammy, I'm glad you've found it helpful. Thank you for watching! 😊
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you, Jean! 😊
very beautiful piece of art... thank you Phil....
Thanks for watching, Dan! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I never miss one of your videos...
I know i say this often but i think this one is my favorite. Than you phil.
It's one of mine too, Brent! 😊