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Striking Figured Maple Bowl! - Wood Turning
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2023
- Ha-ha, this piece gave me a hard time! Highly figured grain. It does not like a scraper. Had to keep sharpening to keep from having grain tear-out. Then there's the recess! That is what caused the falling off of this piece. Had to fix it, twice! Finally, for me, the end was worth all the frustration. Tell me what you think! Broad Leaf Figured Maple, finished in shellac.
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Thank you to viewer and friend Valerie for sending this along for all to enjoy!
Things I Like To Turn:
Live Edge Bowls, Natural Edge Bowls, Bark On Bowls, Firewood Pile Bowls, Natural Vases, Wood With Bug Holes, Cracked, Natural Voids, Knots, Ironwood. The Unusual become my Newest Woodturning Video Each Week!
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Bowl Gouges, Spindle Gouge, Skew Chisel, Parting Tool, Dovetail Tool, Face Plate Ring, Wood Worm Screw, SuperNova2 Chuck, Power Sanding Disks, Sand O Flex, Howard Feed & Wax, Sanding Sealer, Shellac, Scotch Brite Pads for Smoothing Finishes
The side views are my favorite. Reminds me of rugged beauty. I'm calling it 'Old Turkey Buzzard'. Thx Phil!
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Thank you Valerie. Phil beautiful we are sure glad you were able to keep it going. But we should never doubt you.
You are welcome, Kevin!
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Your persistence has paid off again Phil. Great job. God bless
Thanks 👍
Phil,
Thank you. A beautiful bowl and a video to relax with on a Sunday afternoon.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
God bless,
Paul
Thank you, Paul! 😊
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Phil 😍 and had to share this one too!
I appreciate that, Duchess, thank you! 😊
Way to hang in there Phil. Never give up on some really beautiful wood.
Thanks, Jack! 😊
Maple always makes you work a little harder, but the result is worth the effort. Thanx Phil.
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I love it. I think I would display the bottom . Of course, the inside is just wonderful. I'd end up turning all different directions and displaying. Just wonderful!!!
I think I will get a turntable for the house, just for this one, Deborah. Thank you for watching and commenting! 😊
You finally got it the way you wanted it. Love it Phil.
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Well that was a bit of a challenge! Your expertise shines. The finished wood has a glass look to it and against the bark it’s stunning. Nice textures and shape, an all around lovely bowl Phil.
It did finally turn into a pretty nice piece, Susanne. I'm glad you like it too, thank you! 😀
Beautiful piece. Both boys enjoyed watching it jump off the chuck.
Awesome! Thank you! That's always the fun part! 😊
That’s outstanding Phil! The contrast between the lightly colored, smooth, shimmering interior and the dark gnarly bark is just lovely! And the chatoyance of the grain is beautiful! Too bad it gave you so much trouble for a while there, but it’s certainly a keeper! Thanks to Valerie for sending it over and to you for bringing out it’s beauty.
Thank you, Marcia! 😊
You are most welcome, Marcia. I enjoy giving Phil wood that he likes to turn, even if it challenges him some times. This piece of fiddleback big leaf maple was sent to him as a treat. No bugs, loose bark, or pithy wood. Just all solid figured maple.
@@valeriehenschel1590 Hey Valerie. Yes, he works wonders on odd pieces. I like to do that also but not as successful as he is.
It just seems the more work a piece requires, the better you make it look! Shared too. Thanks Phil!
I really appreciate that, Mike, thank you! 😊
Hi Phil. The chatoyance is great. The bark finished out just wonderfully. And maybe the best is that you have four different ways to display such a beautiful work of wood art. Take care and keep turning. Bill Riley.
Glad you enjoyed it, Bill, thanks! 😊
Wow you have a beautiful way with wood. I'm so glad you did that. Thanks for letting us watch beautiful as always!
Thank you, Beth! I'm so glad you watched! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!! I love any wood with that kind of grain! It is so beautiful I feel. Thank you for working through the hardships. Blessings
Thank you, Paul! 😊
So I send you a treat piece of wood with no bugs, no rot, no loose bark, with just beautiful grain, and you use it to renew your membership in the flying bowl club. And with a second fly-by for anyone who missed the first one! 😂😂😂 Well done in spite of the challenges it gave you. I love it up on edge with the bottom showing. (more figured wood showing, less bark) ❤️😂🤣😂 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Haha, less bark! 😊 Truth be told, I like it that way, too! I may get a turntable for the house so I can rest it on a side and see everything!
That would be good. Cindy due to visit next week. Steady rest is at Crystal’s awaiting transport.
@@valeriehenschel1590 Ask her to meet me on her way over to you so I can give her the $
Ok.Done.
Cindy trip postponed due to weather.
Hi Phil what a wonderful piece of wood I like the grain and the colour. You can see where you have put all the hardwork it's looking fabulous. I love all the character of this piece of wood. The end result of this life edge bowl is magnificent well done thank you for a fantastic video. All your work is great and so are your videos. Amanda xx
Many thanks, Amanda! 😊
That is beautiful!!! I love watching it happen as you turn it and tell us what you're thinking and doing. Marvelous chatoyance!
I'm glad, thank you, Deborah! 😊
I turn a lot of bowls, but rarely I get some wood with bark. Then it is anxious waiting for the moisture content to fall to an acceptable, safe level. I probably get a little too excited for my own good. But, I come back to Shady Acres and get my relax mode back. Thanks, Phil.😊
Thanks, Jonny! Yeah, waiting can be hard! 😊
I totally admire your perseverance. The piece turned out great, as usual.
Thank you very much! 😊
Wow Wow Wow it looks amazing 👏 thanks again for sharing your beautiful art work Phil. Amazing 👏 🙀
Thanks, Doug! 😊
Another masterpiece produced by an artisan 🌞
Thank you, Ray! 😊
That wood hoarder “Val”sent you a nice chunk …love that figure
She sure did, Alan! 😊
Sent it as a treat. No bugs, rot or loose bark. Hoarder, maybe. Wood lover and turner, definitely. But I readily share when given good incentive!!!
Beautiful bowl and work. It’s always a surprise what maple is going to give. Thank you sir.
Thank you very much, Doug! 😊
Loved the finished product. Appreciate the roughness of the design, Phil!!
Thanks, Carl! 😃
That chatoyance sure pops. You done good, Phil. Thanks
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Greeting from England Phil, you have certainly changed the way I look at a piece of wood and go back to your old videos for inspiration when I’m lucky enough to get something that isn’t just like a piece of cheese. thanks for another great on.
Thank you so much, Alex! 😊
Man that thing wanted to fight! But ended up beautiful.
It sure did! Thank you! 😊
What an arguamentive piece of wood! turned into a graceful and beautiful bowl.
For sure, Margaret! 😊
Love that shimmer! Beautifully crafted!
Thank you, Brenda! 😊
Perseverance & problem solving - another smashing video Phil.
Thank you, Jim! 😊
Good evening, Phil.
I sure enjoyed your project and video. Always a great finished piece.
Thanky you.
Glad you enjoyed it, Ray, thank you for watching! 😊
Not sure how i missed this one but im sure glad i found it. I absolutely love the figured woods the most, such beauty and intrigue in the wood when that finish enhances the grain. I am quite surprised at how it tore out when turning as maple is generally more well behaved ha ha but the figured grain is another animal i suppose. Beautiful piece and as always you knocked it out of the park. Thank you Phil for what you create and share!!
Thank you, Eddie! Definitely the figured grain is what caused the problems but as you point out, worth the effort. 😃
Such light wood, the grain is gorgeous front and back. A bit of a pain. It's worth the patience it took for you to turn it.
Thank you, Judith! 😊
Phil another beautiful piece! I felt your pain when it jumped off the lathe, but you kept on like the trooper you are. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride
Glad you enjoyed it, Michael! 😊
Soooo many different aspects and finish! Georgous😍👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Thank you, Maud! 😊
Excellent. Beautiful piece. ❤ 👍👍👍
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Lots of options with this piece…love it….beautiful work as usual…
I love options, Loraine! 😊
Wonderfully beautiful! Very exquisite! Might be my favorite! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Ted! 😊
What a challenging bowl, good job. That grain is beautiful
Thank you very much, Tim! 😊
your unshakable good nature is a joy to behold, so is this beautiful bowl.... love yall...
Thank you, Jack! 😊
Phil, your wood turning talent and your persistence continue to amaze me each time I watch your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Crystal! 😊
That turned out awesome! Well worth the trouble it caused you. Beautiful wood.
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That one was definitely some work, very nice job
You change the way you look at it every week.
That's the cool part, Judith! 😊
A really nice bowl in the end. I just love the chatoyance in the wood. That was a great recovery from the bowl coming off the chuck and thankfully no real damage.
Thank you, Neville! 😊
Wood that shimmers, beautiful!
Indeed, Christine! 😊
Well, that one gave you fits!! The patterns give it an iridescent look. Amazing finish to it.
It did! Thank you! 😊
Another beautiful piece! The trouble was worth the end result!
Thank you, Don! 😊 Cheers!
I just knew there was a word for the grain luster..."chatoyance"...keep on learning. Standing on it's side it looks like a moon in the mountains of Colorado. 🌔 Beautiful sanding and finish work!
Thanks for that! 😃
Beautiful piece of wood most people would have never even tried to turn that one great job.
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Great looking piece of Maple. The grain on the bottom looks like ocean waves. I really like this peice.
I'm glad, thanks! 😊
Yes, we can clearly see the chatoyance in there. Beautiful.
Thank you, Khan! 😊
Thank You Phil, Thank You Valerie....Nice piece of Maple. The little bit I have turned I have always had trouble with highly figured Maple because of the tear out on the swirly grain (I know probably due to inexperience, dull tool bits, too slow of speed & a bunch of other stuff). I usually have to spend hours sanding down the surface a lot BUT I love it after that sanding is over. ... Great example for all when problems happen and how to fix (yes Phil in my world "you can do no wrong" ha). ... This show had LOTS of action packed adventure...LOVED IT ALL 🙃TONS OF FUN....Nice piece Phil...
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It's good to know it's not just me that has a hard time with that "swirly" grain, Tuffy! I just wasn't expecting it at all. But, yeah, definitely worth the effort. Thanks, buddy! 😊
You are most welcome, Tuffy. Sent this to Phil as a “sweet treat”. No rot, bugs, or loose bark. Just beautiful fiddleback big leaf maple.
Another amazing turn Phil! Love the bark!
Cool, thanks, Mike! 😊
Way to stick with it Phil. Another masterpiece
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What a gorgeous piece of wood and how absolutely glorious is it now?!
It's so beautiful from every side, I know exactly what I'd do if it were mine: I'd have it on a slowly rotating stand so that all sides could be viewed, then I'd be able to change position on one axis for variety. Boom! Extraordinary display piece.
That chatoyance, wow it's even coming through on the cut and sanded sides, amazing. I know it cost you a lot of time and effort and I love the fact that the more times it fell off the more you'd chuckle.😅 To quote our friend George Formby: "turned out nice nice again".☺️
Thanks Phil, terrific job👍🙏👍
Thank you, Jude! I love your idea of displaying it on a turntable. I guess I'll have to get one for the house. 😊
Wow! more great Art Work! really enjoy your turning.
Thank you! 😊
Well.. it’s not always without problems, but you didn’t fold. And again the result is marvelous
Glad you like it, Erik, thank you! 😄
Gorgeous piece!!! What a perfectly wonderful work of art!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Thank you, Catherine! 😊
That is such a gorgeous bowl! That wood is really cool. Well done Phil. Thx and take care
Thanks, you too! 😊
that is just breathtaking - so beautiful. You're a clever man. I've only been turning for just over 12 months but find what you are doing inspiring. Please keep up the .good work. Tony in the UK
Thank you, Tony! 😊
That’s a beautiful piece Phil. I’m convinced that the amount of time you spend sanding these works is the secret to your success. It’s just amazing.
Thank you, John! 😊
Way to go Phil, you didn't throw it away. It is a beautiful piece of wood and you made it into a work of art.
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Good morning Phil. Enjoyed your stick to it ness with a nice outcome. Question, have you ever turned Osage Orange? I was able to get my hands on some. If you’re interested I’ll get it to you. It’s green but I will be in your neighborhood this summer and can drop it off. It’s very heavy but turns beautifully and ends up with an orange center. Let me know.
@@kenwhite3069 I turned one piece of it, Ken. It does seem to me it turned pretty well. The color sounds very interesting! 😊
Lovely figure in that wood,it was a pain but you didn't give up and it's a beauty
Thank you, glad you like it! 😊
Phil, in between your hiccups you managed to get the better of the piece and show who was the boss. The chatoyance really came alive and the piece really turned out fantastic well done
Thank you, Alan! 😊
You have such a great eye for natural edge pieces Phil. Your work is truly amazing. I’m going to try to start eyeing scrap wood a bit better. Thank you
I'm glad for that, Michael. 😊 It makes turning much more interesting, I think.
That is absolutely beautiful Phil! When I was younger I had a skidder working in the woods here in Maine and we would get paid big money for this maple but we called it tiger maple as it resembles the tiger's back I've turned a lot of it and as a finish carpenter I've trimmed out houses with it its amazing how the grains look!!!
Happy turning to you Phil 👍
Interesting! Thanks, Jon! 😊
Another beautiful piece Phil 👍👍
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G'day Phil, another beautiful piece.
Thanks, Alan! 😊
Oh Phil! Your flat edge bowls give me anxiety! Lol. But they always turn out so beautifully that I get over it. The grain is just so pretty on this one. Nice work.
Yup, the grain and figure in this piece outweighs any anxiety I might have, Leona! 😃
Great looking piece, as usual. And to think it all started with a piece of mape-hell.
Indeed! 😊
Very beautiful as always,Phil.
Thank you, Sandra! 😊
Another piece of great art Thank you
It's all about the wood, Earl! Thanks! 😊
beautiful curling in that chunk of maple. love this bowl
Hi, Wendy! It is fiddleback big leaf maple.
Thank you very much, Wendy! 😊
@@valeriehenschel1590 thank you. I was referring to the beautiful curls in the grain that gave off the golden color. It is beautiful
Good result as usual, you are so masterful with another difficult shape to deal with.
Yeah, this was a tough one, Richard! 😊
Phil you can make any piece of wood look fantastic, even if it was a pain in the rear.
And it was, Ronnie! LOL! Thank you! 😊
Cracking job once again love the way it shines 🏴👏
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Another great piece Phil. 👏👏👍
Many thanks, Steve! 😊
HI Phil beautiful as u normally make beautifull pieces.
Thank you kindly, Manjit! 😃
Lovely bowl and certainly a pain to get the beautiful result, loved the emojis, well done and thanks!
Cheers Al
Thanks a lot, Al! 😊
WOW! That thing is Magnifique! Absolutely beautiful...
We agree! 😃
As always, magnificent Phil!!!
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Looks amazing Phil and I like the idea of changing how it sits when ever you want. I think it looks great in all of the options. And an outstanding finish for that beautiful grain.
Those emojis most likely matched how you were feeling both times. But there was never a doubt in it not being finished.
So I was all set to start watching at 3:00 but I was sitting waiting for my yearly eye exam. But I was wide eyed and ready to watch when I got home. And when I say wide eyes I mean it.
She wanted to dilate my eyes so it was hard to look at the computer screen. So here I sit at almost 10 PM and just finished watching. it was well worth the wait!
Another beauty in your books!
Take care,
Gary
Oh, yeah, dilated eyes are a pain to deal with. Especially if you have to drive home in the bright sunshine! I'm glad you finally recovered enough to watch! I've never run into grain like this that wouldn't take to scraping, even a little bit. It did take some sanding but I too, think the end result was worth my time. Thanks, buddy! 😊
Another great outcome, many thanks.
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You do outstanding work! We (my wife & I enjoy you comments and hints as you work.
I'm very happy to know you two watch together, makes my day! 😊
WOW, WOW, WOW !!! I think it is hard to find adequate words to describe his piece Phil. Forget the 'little' problems it gave you, they pale into insignificance with the final piece that you were able to release from within. The grain, the chatoyance make tis piece outstanding. I absolutely LOVE the fact that it so multifaceted. It can be displayed 5 ways, each one a valid position. Stand it as a bowl, stand it on all 3 'flats' or stand it vertical to view the 'rings'. Any of he 3 'flats' would be valid but I would favour standing it so that the piece stood at its tallest to view the rings & what a piece of ART it becomes then. I think that would be my favourite viewing position, not using the rings as the base for the bowl, as lovely as that is. I would probably keep changing its position as all views deserve 'their day'. Wonderful, wonderful stuff my friend. Stay well my friend, Don from South Aust.
I think that is the way I like it most, too, Don. I'm going to get a turntable for the house and that way I can see all sides, bowl and bottom! 😊
Gorgeous! I've had a few "dramas" like that. Great recovery and reward in the end.
Thank you kindly, Paul! 😊
Good job Phil, way to stick with it!
Thanks, Anita! 😊
Great work every week Phil
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that's gorgeous! such beautiful wood. i think it's one of my favorites. ❤
Me too! 😊
Phil, I find that I often don't pay ENOUGH attention to the lessons you offer me in every video. This time I was riveted to the entire production of this multi-based-not-really-a-bowl. And I caught THE LESSON full on. In all the Shady Acres videos I have watched, when you decide to mount the piece in a recess rather than using a tenon, I have always thought "Huh, my mortises are a lot deeper than that and I don;t worry so much about getting such an exacting fit". Of course, I have conveniently skipped over how much stronger the mounting is if the jaws of the chuck fits pretty snug into the recess or on the tenon. Yes, I knew that a close match would result in more contact area and a more secure hold. I nodded when you did that cool pencil on the live center trick to draw the diameter of the hold point. But me? I've let the fit of my mortises and tenons be a bit "by eye" and haven't worried a lot if I wasn't getting full contact. What a great demonstration of how much difference the close fit makes! AND you didn't just make the mortise deeper. You changed chuck jaws and made a snug mortise for them to fit in.
Yes Phil, I've had a lot more pieces escape the chuck than you do. OK, OK, OK - I've learned. I'll be fitting my jaws a lot tighter from now on. Thanks!
Pretty piece. Love the big leaf maple, particularly the burls. I have turned many bowls from it and they are just gorgeous. Keep on turning Teacher. I have a lot more to learn.
I still prefer a tenon and don't know why I decided on a recess this time. The problem wasn't the fit, it was just a weak spot in the wood that lifted up. Gluing didn't help. So, bigger recess, weak spot gone, success! But, yes, proper fit is important! 😊
Just beautiful, Phil.
Thank you, Jane! 😊
Fantastic as usual. Thanks for your perseverance. it is beautiful.
Thank you very much! 😊
Nice save. Love the chatoyance. I even like saying cha..toy...ance.
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Beautiful from every angle... Thanx for sharing your artfull craft!!!
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Always a great outcome
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I get almost as much pleasure from watching you turn as I get from actual turning. This is very entertaining, indeed, Phil. Thank you.
Thank you, Hubert! 😊
Very nice, all around like you showed. Way to stay with it.
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Beautiful bowl Mr. Phil.
Thank you, Donald! 😊