Pretty 👀 Surprises In This Live Oak! - Wood Turning
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I wasn't too sure what kind of wood this is in the beginning but then it came to me. It has some nice features, revealed by just a little turning! Finished in shellac.
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Bowl Gouges, Spindle Gouge, Skew Chisel, Parting Tool, Dovetail Tool, Power Sanding Disks, Sand O Flex, Howard Feed & Wax, Sanding Sealer, Shellac, Scotch Brite Pads for Smoothing Finishes
Mr Phil, I have just one thing to say to you. DO NOT CHANGE! Stay exactly who you are, the way you are. It's the reason we all love you and your channel. I will never tire of your commentary. Keep up the beautiful work. But don't change a thing. We love you just the way you are.
OK, Les, thank you! 😊
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In an ever-changing world, your constant "Good morning, good afternoon, good evening" and "Thank you ___, for sending this along for alllllll to enjoy" are some of the hightlights of my week. Never stop!
OK, Leigh, thank you! 😊
One of the reasons I wait with baited breath each week for your videos is your commentary. That is what got me started. I never get tired of repeated comments. Once again you let the wood show us it’s best side.
Thanks, Douglas! 😊
I never get tired of listening to you explaining what your doing even though I know it by heart now. I hope your new viewers will learn your
phrases too. Thanks
I appreciate that, Michael! 😊
I feel the same way
Some days as I get ready to work outside I say outloud, Mask and face shield on (wearing neither) and commence to starting my day!
Haha, thanks for the chuckle! 😊
When I’m washing up, I “commence to removing that tenon”.
Oh don't change your narrative I like to hear it. The Live Oak bowl is so pretty!!! I'm going back to designing more greeting cards. Have a good weekend. 👍🙂
Greeting cards, huh? Do you use any equipment like a Cricut or anything like that? Have fun! 😊
Please keep talking Phil , there are other videos where they don't talk (boring). Tell some stories while you work , always entertaining and informative.
Haha, oh the stories I could tell... Thanks, Ronnie! 😊
When you share what you're doing you're teaching, it's why I enjoy every piece you create! Please keep up the good work!
Thank you, Carolyn! 😊
Well at 7:45 when you said you still didn't know what your doing 😮 you had me fooled. If you were to read the phone book we would still listen in. Beautiful piece of oak with great colors.
Stay safe be well.
Dennis
Thank you birthday boy ! Many more
Haha, well, it turned out pretty good but at that point, I just wasn't sure where we were going with it! Thank you, Dennis! 😊
One of the things I find most delightful about people I know well is when they do or say something that is SO who they are, it makes me smile. Your repeated phrases give me that same, comfortable, easy feeling. It doesn’t matter that I know very little else about you. Those repeated phrases make you seem like an old friend. I have a few favorites (Commence to removing this tennon, Left hand on the switch right hand on the gouge, As soon as I get my mask on). Familiar is good. Then when you throw in “it’s sanding sealer, DUH,” I laugh out loud. If you change your presentation I’d miss those things, but you do you, and if you’re bored with yourself, we’ll adapt. 🥰 Thanks for your terrific content every week!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your great comment! 😁
You keep on talking , love listening to what you have to say. As usual another beautiful piece ❤.
Thank you, Lionel! 😊
It looks good tome too, Phil and I for one don’t get tired of your voice overs. We all need to be reminded regularly or we….. what do we do? Oh, yes, forget 🤣🌞
Haha, thanks, Ray! 😊
I see a lot of comments on the way you comment your work, but nobody will stop looking out for your next video. I wait every week to see your new piece, your work is marvellous every time
Thank you, Erik! 😊
Don't change how you do your turning videos. We love seeing all the steps and hearing you talk through all the process. We love all your catchphrases.
Ok thanks! 😀
Thanks, Phil! Never stop repeating what you're thinking. Your running narrative is the best! Have a good weekend!
Thank you, Peter! 😊
That turned out very pretty Phil. Nice wood, love the shape. Dont stop your commentary, even if some are tired of it, its not fair to new viewers to miss out. Besidez, its part of the charm of your channel.
Thank you, Karen! 😊
Phil, I never get tired of hearing you explain your actions. I enjoy watching it all.
Thanks, Monte! 😊
Hi Phil I'll never tire of you talking, love the piece it's beautiful❤❤
Thank you, Jeanne! 😊
Phil your commentary is never unwanted or boring. I think it's is part of the reason you have so many dedicated fans.
The piece is a beaut, love the inside grain pattern in particular.
Keep on keeping on my friend.
OK, thank you, Bob! 😊
Not tired of going through the steps. Always good to hear you “think out loud”.
Thank you!
Thank you, Paul! 😊
Hi Phil, Dan here. Love the way you are not sure at first, but it still ends up a classic. Wait every week for the next video. Please keep them coming. Thanks again.
Thank you, Dan! 😊
Hi Phil, When I started watching your videos a couple years ago I learned so much. I looked forward to your instruction and listened intently for your pearls of wisdom. If you stopped talking It would be a shame when the next new viewer comes along and misses out on your commentary. Keep talking.
Thank you so much, Tom! 😊
Phil, please keep the commentary coming!!! I’ve learned more from watching and listening to you as you work!!! A beautiful bowl, thank you for sharing!!
OK, thank you! 😊
I always enjoy hearing Thank you Tuffy Marginez for this piece of wood.
Haha, thanks, Robert! 😊
Phil, your explanations never get old. You do such a good job of explaining what you're doing and why you're doing it. Keep it up. Besides, you never know when someone new is going to tune in to your channel and has never heard your explanation before. Not only that, but you've got to say something during those times! Beautiful bowl - once again. Thanks for all your thoughtful and helpful videos.
Thank you! 😊
Never change, Phil. You are unique on RUclips, by far the best. Great Bowl today by the way.
Thank you very much, Cliff! 😊
There is comfort in routine and tradition. Those of us who have watched you for a long time know that you will teach techniques, safety, and creativity as you turn your works of art, so that no matter who is watching, those good messages will be heard. What a shame if a new viewer didn't have a chance to understand the wood worm screw, or see the sand o flex smoothing bark, or watch the magical removal of the little nub. As a fellow named Mr Rogers always said, "I like you just the way you are".
The bowl is beautiful! Thank you and Happy Birthday to Tuffy! Thank you Phil!
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Well said, Gwynn, thank you so much! 😊
Thank You Phil...I forget which one that was. Could it be Silk Oak? I put some leaves in a zip-lock bag in the bottom and a description of the tree? Or not, cause I also forget. Silk Oak comes from Australia/New Zealand and used for landscaping in the Bay Area....Gee Phil I would probably have trouble sleeping Thursday night if you stopped doing your spiel, ha... until next time ...TM
Thank you Tuffy, and HBD! I am an April kid too. It looks a lot like the California Coastal Live oak that I got from a friend in the Monterey area. Lots of brown spots in that wood.
Not familiar with Silk Oak but I have turned some Live Oak from you. That's what made me think it may be that. You note in this box just said Oak. No matter, really, it was fun to turn and turned out pretty nice! Thanks, buddy! 😊
Happy birthday, Tuffy!
Dont change. I, as many others, need and love to hear your signature phrases. We enjoy seeing the processes you use to achieve the end results. I like seeing as this one the little nub stop turning instead of giving up in pieces. So keep it up. We enjoy you, Phil, as much as the nifty little live oak bowl.
Very nice, Steve, thank you! 😊
PLEASE continue to talk us through what you are doing!! Sure, I've seen and heard it before, but reminding is always helpful. When I first started watching your videos, I was wintering in Yuma, Arizona, so I didn't have my wood lathe with me. So when I got home, I watched more and could go right to my lathe and practice! Also, there will be some new viewers, and they would need to listen, watch, and learn from you. We "older" viewers can still learn! A side note: I have discovered that with shellac, you can add an additional coat, and the shellac will fuse with the former coat, and not just add a new coat on top of the old. That's why you can keep your brushes for so long--the shellac just softens the old shellac on the brush, and it all blends together. And be assured that I do like the shape that you made. It is beautiful wood, and a beautiful bowl, as well!😊
Thank you, Edwin! 😁
Like the previous comment, there’s something that’s familiar and assuring. Love your commentary and cute sense of humor. 💕
Thanks, Vickie! 😊
Lease don’t change an!! A big part of the allure of your channel IS your light banger” commentary “. We love you!! The piece you just turned is awesome!!
I appreciate that, Jonathan, thank you! 😊
I prefer commentary to someone who never says anything. A compote is a mix of fresh fruit sugared and chilled. So delicious. Your bowl is beautiful.😊😊
Thank you so much 😊
Keep talking Phil! The commentary is one reason that I enjoy your video's🙂 Jim Brown N.B. CANADA
Thanks, will do, Jim! 😊
A beautiful and functional bowl. Ia couple small apples and oranges and it would look right at home on granny's kitchen table.
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Sure enough, Michael, thank you! 😊
Hey Phil, so glad that you eventually came 'round to liking this piece. It looked for a moment as if you were going to be sad and disappointed with something that is actually quite nice. :-). The slightly unusual color and the dark spots on the wood make it visually interesting.
It will be interesting to read other people's comments about going over many of the same steps in each turning.To long-time viewers, the repetition might be dull, but to new viewers, the information could still be valuable.
In any case, thank you for another fun video and thanks to Tuffy for sending the wood.
P. S. The notion of celebrating your birthday by giving something to someone else, (as Tuffy seems to have done), sounds intriguing.
Thank you, Deirdre, for your delightful comment! 😊
Lovely piece, reminds me of an old fashioned bath tub
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You just keep bein' you Phil!!👍🖖 Live long and keep turnin'!!
I'll do my best, Gerald, thanks! 😊
Never get tired of your repetitions of what you are doing because it reminds me of what I have to do when I’m turning wood or any other job I’m doing , as my grandfather used to say , Think twice measure thrice cut once and remind yourself what you are doing next in the process of completing the project , all the best from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺
That's the way I used to work when I did woodworking, Rogster! 😊
I love to hear you think out loud. That's when you teach. I love my half-inch gouge. It's lighter, and I have much more control than with a 5/8" what a beautiful piece,Phil. All the little different darker spots really makes it pop!!!
Good to know! Thank you, Jane! 😊
It’s a fruit bowl and a beautiful one. The bark is so nice! Phil, you are a one of a kind treasure. I look forward to your videos every week. Your commentary is what sets you apart as the best my friend.
Thank you so much, Susanne! 😁
I haven't gotten tired of your commentary. After all, the first thing I think to myself when I get started is "Mask and face shield on."
We should put that on a shirt! 😂 love ya phil
Cool, thanks, Dave! 😊
“Mask and face shield on” always makes me think of Captain Picard saying, “Make it so!”
Thank you once again for the incredible gift you have and to share that gift with everyone.
Thank you as well for showing us the starting process.
Outstanding.
So glad you like it, thank you! 😊
Phil, yet another beautiful piece 👍
Please don't change! I look forward to your videos every week, I enjoy every single one of them 😊
You are a constant inspiration to me 👍
Thank you very much, Jon! 😁
Phil, many of us are creatures of habit. I among them and I enjoy the repetition. Please don’t change. It’s comforting.
OK, Victor, thanks! 😊
Another beautiful keepa,thanks for sharing all your comment's and knowledge and we'll never get tired of you Talkin please don't stop ❤
Thanks so much, George! 😊
While I never tire of your explanations, I constantly learn from them. Don't ever stop being Phil at shady acres woodshop.
Okey dokey, Rick! 😁
really beautiful you keep doing what your doing I think we all love you for who you are Phil!!......Larry
Thank you, Larry! 😊
Phil, i like all the others I never get tired of hearing your process because it’s always good and honest, and i think you were maybe forgetting the golden rule at the beginning, it is what it is and the wood will let you know what it wants to be, nature will find a way. Loving your work as always, my wood turning inspiration, thanks from the UK
Thank you, Garry! 😊
Your repeated phrases through the episode are as expected as Paul Harvey's "And now, the rest of the story..." I grin each time I hear each of them.
Haha, I love ol' Paul! 😊
all the best have some good repeated phrases they use! like bob ross and his happy little trees, and beating the devil out of the brushes.
@@tritian5874 Mask and faceshield on...
While on vacation in New Orleans we went on a plantation tour and saw Southern Live Oak for the first time. Got back home yesterday and got to see what it looks like turned!! Thank You very beautiful piece!!!
Greetings from Down Under. Please do not change a thing. Yes, we can talk along with you but that is the fun and the joy of watching you every week. Don't change a thing!
OK, Bruce, thank you! 😊
Another great project and I have to tell you that I actually laughed out loud when you said it looked like a cottage cheese container. NO ONE gets tired of your great commentary! Absolutely Beautiful bowl! I also take my tenons off on the lathe also. I hate using the hand chisel.
Cool, thank you, Step! 😊
Beautiful turnout, never get tired of you being you and explaining your process. Thanks for sharing your lovely work Phil.
Thank you, Morgan! 😊
Another Masterpiece, please don’t change anything you do , that is why I watch and follow you.
Always such interesting pieces and always love the bark on. Thanks again Phil.
All the best to you.
Regards Jim
Thank you, Jim, I will! 😁
I turn a lot of wood of unknown origin, I am always pleases with the results. I too have to change my horse in the middle of the stream to get my results To begin with, it not looking like the results you were expecting and expressing how disappointed with the looks you were going for, all your changes worked, I would show it off to everyone the result was a beautiful bowl. I would always keep on explaing what you are doing and not should not bore anyone. We all need a reminder once in a while. If you feel you are too good to be reminded, you might miss some of Phils valuable teachings. He tells us HOW, WHERE, AND WHEN he accomplishes to get the professional look out of all his turnings. This is why I tune into your channel every week. KEEP ON TURNING 😋
Thank you very much, Howard! 😊
Personally, I really like the commentary. Great piece, yet again!!🙂👍
Thank you, Ron! 😊
Hi there Sr. How nice to see you every week. It's already part of my life and I want to thank you for this weekly good moment we share, you with this amazing conversation me full of confidence: always you are going to produce something great. God bless. Until next week!
So nice of you, Reba, thank you, I'm glad you're here! 😁
Love the colour, and those dark features really made the piece. Carole (the lady who makes my life worth living) wasn’t sure about the bark around the time you started work on the inside, but at the end she really liked it.
Yay! Thank you, both! 😊
CRICKY Phill I just love your " WITY WISE AND OTHER WISE "👏👏👏🏅🏅🏅 COMMENTS WHILE YOU ARE TURNING. What makes a good Turner is repetition repetition repetition repetition repetition repetition repetition. Love your work mate bloody ripper. Keep the dream alive son, is my repetitive comment to all of my 50 channels that i have as subscribers. Aussie Aussie Aussie GDAY MATE from brisbane Australia
Haha, always a joy, Ernie, thank you! 😊
I enjoy your conservation. It feels like a visit with an old friend. Please don't change! Love the live oak never seen it before.
Thank you! Will do! 😊
Hi Phil, I love that style of bowl. I have made quite a few like that, it's beautiful and well done! Please don't change anything about your videos. The tenant removal is genius, you taught me that! It takes a bit of practice but it's simpler and there is less chance of damage to the piece than with a chisel and mallet. As for your commentary.... please continue with them, its like woodturning gospel to me.
Glenn
Thank you so much, Glenn! 😊
I liked this shape right from the beginning. Would make a beautiful dough bowl to display small cross stitch pillows in for decor
I love that, Donna! 😁
Phil your commentary and explanations are an integral part of the veiwing pleasure That is another beautiful bowl late happy birthday to Tuffy
OK, Ray, thank you! 😊
Keep talking and keep turning we love it, music to our hears
OK, thank you, JeanClaude! 😁
Never gets tired! Another beautiful bowl for the books! I liked the looks of the flared top. Thanks Phil!
Glad you enjoyed it, Brenda, thank you! 😁
Nice bowl, Phil. Don't change anything you do. You just be you. You didn't get to 64K subs because we're tired if hearing you. If anyone doesn't like it, they don't have to watch. Besides, any new viewers will have the chance to hear you and appreciate your commentary.
Bill
OK, Bill, thank you! 😊
Доброго времени суток Фил. Как всегда, интересная работа, хороший подход. Спасибо за видео.
Я очень рада, что вы посмотрели, спасибо за ваш комментарий! 😊
I’ve never used live oak before but I do love its character and the bark is fantastic, I think you found the right shape for it too.! Thanks Phil!
Thank you so much! 😊
Please DO NOT quit showing & explaining your process! I’m new to turning and I learn something with every video! Thank you!
You got it! 😊
Hey Phil like a lot of your other subscribers i too never tire of your commentary please don’t stop.
Okey-dokey, thanks! 😊
I LOVE the character in this piece of wood!! And the bark is unusually thick! I was a bit worried it might turn loose in a section and ruin the live edge appearance. As for hearing you describe what you do, the steps you take to create each piece, I dont mind it at all. Anybody that might be tired of it can just go hang! Its your channel, Phil, you do and say whatever you want!! Thanks for another gorgeous, unique piece of art!❤
OK, Texana, thank you, I will continue to rattle on! 😊
Hi Phil, I think you find is called Pippi oak, I remember from years and years ago I was working doing subcontract work for a organ building company back in the UK, and we had to make the whole casement, And veneer panels were done in it, Great job, Phil, and I think you’re right it is better using a turning tone to remove the pip ha ha, then it is to use a hand chisel, as you cook quite easy not quite cut it properly and remove a dibit in the centre, Great work, another piece of work for your art collection,
Thank you, Hog! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Yes ,
See, you didn't like it at first, but made another beauty. I like all the little knots. Reminds me of some kind of pine
Thanks, Garth! 😁
Phil I could never tire of hearing you repeatedly giving your advice as I see it, another great piece love a live edge, not sure what the wood is but it has some great features. Many thanks.
OK, thank you, Bev! 😊
Keep up with the commentary! We don't watch your videos just for the woodturning. You make pieces that most of us would be afraid to tackle, and you talking through the process helps!
OK, thanks, David! 😊
I always enjoy your commentary. Please don't stop. Another beautiful piece! Well done! Thx and take care.
Good to know, thank you! 😁
Hi Phil, you do a great job explaining your steps and commenting as you go. I really appreciate hearing your thoughts as you create. It's always a beautiful outcome, so don't change a thing!
Thanks, will do! 😊
Another neat piece Phil. The features in the grain really make it interesting and the bark really sets it off. I like hearing how you talk through your design choices -- glad this one turned out where you were satisfied with it after your initial concerns regarding how the shape was developing. Nothing wrong with repeating yourself in each video since you don't know who is new to your channel.
Good points, Mark, thank you! 😊
You can never be certain if you have someone visiting your channel for the first so please, keep up the commentary. If anyone doesn't wanna hear you, they can turn down, or even off, the volume. Another really pretty piece Phil.
Thank you, Vicki! 😁
A really nice piece, Phil! Always look forward to what you have in store for us. Thanks!!
Thanks, Rich! 😊
Morning Phil, My tea is cold again LOL.
Great video Phil and a lovely looking live edge bowl.
I know the words you say off by heart when you remove the tenon and your videos would not be the same without them.
I do not know anyone who removes the nub so perfectly.
So please keep it all in.
Take care my friend.
Cheers, Huw
Haha, time for a warm up, Huw! Ok, thank you for that, I'll keep on yakkin'! 😊
BEAUTIFUL!! Nuff said. 😎😎😎
Take care,
…..Gord
Thanks, buddy, you too! 😊
At the start of this episode I'm glad you still have your Thumb.😁 Good looking project my friend. 🥰
Zoomed in so it makes everything look closer than it is. I was safe! Thanks, Jimmy! 😁
Thank you Phil, simple and elegant. Easy peasy!!
Thank you, John! 😊
I knew as soon as it came off the ban saw I don't know what it is but it sure is going to be pretty and I was right nice job Phil
Yeah, that grain looked pretty good at that point. Thank you! 😊
I like the shape. It looks like a old woven basket. I love the talking, I don't subscribe to folks who don't tell me what they're doing.
Thank you, Cindy! 😁
Very nice bowl. Like the character in the grain and dark areas. Like that’s it has a low glaze finish. 👍
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
i love all the little dark spots and fissures and the chocolate bark really sets off the lighter wood
Cool, thanks, Joyce! 😊
Thanks Phil for another lovely bowl. The shape turned out great. I thought when you cut the tenon and set the bowl bottom it would come into the shape you were looking for. Never stop talking. I like to hear you tell us what you’re doing and why. Don’t stop.
Thanks for the show.
Joel
Thanks, Joel! 😊
I use rubber stamps and decorative cardstock. I enjoy creating the cards. Look forward to your next creation.
Good to know, Mary! My wife did that the same way! 😁
“I still don’t know what I’m doing “. Man, we’ve all been there. I love the depth and character of the bark. Once again, nice job. 👍🏼
Haha, well, it is what it is, Mark! LOL! Thanks, buddy! 😁
I love it when you talk about your work. It's a beautiful piece of wood and a beautiful bowl.
Thank you, Jean! 😁
Howdy Phil, Your bowl is a thing of beauty indeed. Very nice grain and finish. I have some Live Oak that I salvaged from a throw away bin at a nearby lumber mill. They salvage whole trees that have either fallen from wind storms or have been cut by the city or requested to be cut by property owners. What I have is mostly the outer part of the trunk so has a lot of the bark still on it. I've sealed it and it's just waiting for my attention. I have other projects ahead of this though. I was thrilled to see you work this as I now know what's ahead for me. Thanks. Take care and keep turning. Bill Riley.
Sounds like you are all set, Bill! When you're ready, have fun! 😊
For the algorithm. I will for real watch tomorrow.
Hey, I appreciate that, Anna! 😊 The algorithm has gone bananas lately!
Beautiful looking bowl Phil. Keep doing what you are doing. Don’t change anything.
OK, Scott, thanks! 😊
I wasn't sure I was looking at your video. After checking, I finally hear you at 1:07 minute. So many other wood turners don't speak at all! I like dialogue. I recognized wood as live oak. Most of the oak trees in my area are live oak. Nice bow, Phil!
Thank you very much, Russ! 😊
Good morning, Phil.
Excellent project video. Regarding stopping or changing your describing what you are doing, I would maintain the routine. Some of us follow along with you, word for word. Others, new to your videos, not only see what and how you turn bowls but also hear your verbal description. I believe that is part of why many people follow you.
Your bowl is amazing. Great shape for sure. Always look forward to your work and videos. Until the next time.
Thanks for your perspective, Ray, it's valuable to me! 😊
Love the bowl and the shape. Reminds me of am antique bowl my mother used for holidays. Heaped full of mashed potatoes. With chunks of of butter melting on top. Lovely bowl 2and memories.
Oh, man, I remember those holiday meals and especially the heaping bowl of mashed potatoes with the butter melting on top! Makes my mouth water! 😊
Phil your videos are great! I am a bit dismayed watching without you talking. I get so much enjoyment from your videos and you talking about what you are doing and such. In all honesty I did not complete the video. I give a thumbs up out of respect for you, but not my thing without commentary as the vibe and enjoyment comes from you talking through video making it a personal experience. Mad respect for you and your quality work.
It was just the first couple minutes, Glen. Believe me, I rattled on all the way through the video! 😁
Very nice. The live edge is great, your voice over showing all the steps greatly appreciated. Thanks
Thank you, David! 😁