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Let's Talk Cracks! - Wood Turning
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- I like to turn wood with imperfections, such as the cracks in this piece of Plum. These, however, are exceptionally important to the overall look of the piece. The cracks become the focal point even with the lively pink color and tight bark on this live edge bowl.
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Thank you to long time friend Judy for providing this piece 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!
What I use:
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
Well, I like it, cracks and all. In fact the cracks are what adds the character. Very nice Phil.
Agree! 😊
I learn more from You every time I watch. Thanks
Glad to hear it, David, thank you!
Another fine bowl with character..I'm so happy I found you. thanks for posting.
Wow, thank you, Larry, I'm glad you found me, too! 😊
Another piece of excellent workmanship. Thank you. ❤👍👍👍
Thank you too! 😊
Phil you really cracked us up this week. 👍🇺🇸
LOL! Good to know, Cortland! 😃
Taking nature's beauty (and defects) and using them to great effect. Lovely
Yes! Thank you, Barry! 😊
Hey Phil , Great Job of Course !!!!
Yes those Cracks made it look the Best it could ! Lovely Piece !
Thanks 👍
Plum cracks are the best cracks. Love the bowl.
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With my British sense of humour fully on I would say that is s cracking bowl Phil! Well done on another successful outcome. It's stunning.
When I was younger and didn't know any better, I was always told the British have no sense of humor. I avoided British movies for a long time because of that false information. Now, I seek them out because I have found I love British humor! And, Stevan, yours is as good as most! Thank you, I'm glad you like it! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I've had other people say that about British humour. It sometimes can be a sardonic kind of humour and that tends not to "travel" well. But generally we're a humourous bunch!
Hi Phil . Another excellent project and lovely finish. Thank you regards Richard
Thank you, Richard! Cheers!
YEP those cracks will make the bowl look truly cool. u and gary r great wood turners and I love u guys manners.
I think the manners come with age, Manjit. I'm sure you know what I mean. 😃
Hi Phil, This is a beautiful piece of Plum, but the cracks make the bowl for me. Great job on cleaning them out, must have taken ages. Great work as always Phil. Take care. Cheers, Huw
It did take awhile to smooth the cracks, Huw. I'm glad you think it was worth my time. Thank you, buddy!
The cracks make this piece for me nice one Phil 👍
Cool!
Beautiful bowl has a ton of character great job Phil
Thank you very much, Rich!
Hadn't noticed how purple the plum wood is till this video. Very pretty piece
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Masterful turning as always Phil.
Thank you so much, Alan!
More beautiful Plum.
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Phil, I thank you for this video about cracks. My husband has thrown away so many beautiful pieces of wood because of cracks. Since we have found your most thorough videos with explanations of everything at the time, he has become more vigilant and keeps more of the wood given him. He is 91 years young, and sometime we watch the video many times to remember!, and we play it again and I thank you every Time! This woodturning has kept him active, frustrated some days, but it has been a Godsend for both of us during these rusty years. Kathleen
Anything I may have done to help you and your husband, Kathleen has been out done by this heartfelt comment. I, too, feel my woodturning keeps me going day in and day out. I don't know what I would do without it or my viewers. Thank you! 😊
HI Phil glad u had nice time with gary.
It was great to finally meet! Thank you, Manjit!
Good evening Phil your work and the bowl with it fantastic character is awesome and stunningly beautiful. 9
Thank you so much, Kobie! I'm pleased you like it!
Hi Phil, When I first looked at the wood I thought it was to cracked. Bet you'r glad you'r not me!! A 'cracking' bowl and a 'cracking' video. God bless hope you enjoyed your pork chops. Stay safe Tony
Thank you so much, Tony, I'm really glad you enjoyed it! The pork chops were delish! LOL!
That’s very unique Phil, great job 👍👍👍👍
Glad you like it, Mark, thank you!
Another cracking piece Phil.
I see what you did there, Howard! LOL! 😊
Blessed are the cracked for they let in the light...beautiful work and I love how you accentuate the natural features and celebrate the 'flaws' rather than trying to hide or correct them; finding the beauty in 'imperfections' is something we could all do more of! ❤
My, you are such a philosopher, Ruth! Thank you, I enjoyed reading your prose. 😊
Very nice,the cracks are the character of the wood,nice result 👍
Yes they are, M M. Thank you!
Very nice Phil! Interesting how the cracks don't break through the bark. I really like it.
Glad you like it, Gil, thank you very much!
wow Phil, cracks, knots, bark inclusions, burly places... yea I love um too....
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I have a few chunks of plum with cracks like these. I was going to burn them but after watching this... Thanks Phil, a pleasure and inspiration as always.
Glad to help, Jay! Almost anything can be turned, just be careful about it. Thank you!
Plum sure is a pretty wood Phil and this one is no exception. Without the cracks it would be missing a lot. I love the bark on this one and the Howard sure did bring it all together. I hate to fill the cracks but I was forced to for fear of my latest piece flying apart. But it changes the natural look. I am looking at a piece of Plum from Dave but I have had it for awhile and now I am thinking it is going to be as hard as a rock.
Even as hard as yours was the shavings looked great coming off your sharp gouge. That was really fun to watch.
Great video my friend..looking forward to the next one.
Gary
Thank you, Gary! Yeah, the hardness of this one surprised me. The hollow sound when turning it, due to the cracks, is a little bit scary but I was pretty sure it would stay together. Have fun with yours! Take good care, my friend!
Phil
Nice work Phil, great result
Glad you enjoyed it, John, thank you! 😊
Beautiful work Phil!!!!!
Thank you, Emmett! Cheers!
Very nice, great bit of character in the timber!
Thank you very much, Craig! 😊
Another beauty Phil. Always a big fan 😁
Awesome, thank you, Matthew!
Great bowl. I love the cracks.
I'm so glad, Jean, thank you! 😊
That is a nice rustic look!
I'm glad you like it, B W, thank you!
Very beautiful Phil love it great job as always
Thank you so much, Mike, I appreciate your comments! 😃
Beautiful piece Phil
Thank you, Dene!
Very talented turner thank you
Thank you, Mike! 😊
Oh, that's my favourite kind of wood, both for turning and carving! It does tend to be very hard when dried, but that has both drawbacks and benefits. I'm currently processing a piece of a trunk that a friend gave me, the core is sadly rotten, but with that, one side of the tree was spalted, which gives the most amazing colours.
Sounds like you are keeping busy, Judith. Good for you, enjoy! 😄
Looks great. I would never turn if I did turn with cracks. Like you said just check it. Stay safe and healthy.
Right on, Richard! 😊
Beautiful as always
Thank you, Sandy! 😊
Beautiful piece Phil!
Glad you like it, Steve, thank you! 😊
Hi phil looks great i love the cracks in it fab work mate 👍
Glad you like it, Kirk, thanks for watching! 😃
New fan.... learning a lot. I love the simple approach...
Welcome aboard, Darren! Me too, keeping it simple is what I like.
Pork tjops yumyumyum. Square pan cut potatoes in quarter slices. Put grill over square pan put you pork tjops on grill and stick in oven. Let all that healthy pork fat drip on that potatoes. Once again you made a very awesome piece.
Dang, now you've made me hungry! Sounds delish! Thank you!
Excellent lesson!
Glad you liked it, Kid, thank you!
Hi philli understand now what you mean your lucky in usa so much wood and so many species and cheap or free your one of the most talented wood turner on youtube look forward to your videos were going in to lock down got wood and new lathe so look out thanks
Thank you very much, Paul! Well, if you must be in lock down I guess having wood and a lathe is a great way to pass the time. My best to you enjoying the solitude and creativity! 😃
Great turn....unique and really nice looking end piece....it takes a lot of talent and patience to work with those kinds of challenges. I just watched a new video from Jim Sprague (Canada) who twice turned a cherry bowl with large cracks which he filled with ca and wood inlay...very nice! Best wishes and stay healthy my friend.
Thank you, Doc! You stay healthy, too!
Thank You Phil, thank you Judy...Cracks or no cracks Plum is pretty (cracks r nice also)...I liked watching your closeup camera work on the base...Hardwood but your speedup editing makes it look like soft butter...I often see pictures in the grain , at 26:30-27:00 I definitely say a fly having a merry-go-round, HA.
"The Official National Nub Removal Standards" (TONNRS) gave you a PERFECT 10.00000000. All of the official judges bowed to your skill on this one Phil !!!!!...Always fun & your turning adventures I look forward to each week...TM
Hahaha! I remember now seeing that fly, fly off during the making of the video but had forgotten. You really have to have good eyes to see him. Your eyes get the "Video Viewer Highest Optical Standards Award!" LOL! Thanks for the laughs, buddy!
Phil
The cracks are cool I think great job
Thanks, James! 😊
Beautiful bowl.
Thank you very much, M M! 😊
Vary nice piece. Looks fantastic!
Thank you very much, Nathan!
The color in that wood is absolutely stunning! The cracks make it! I would have said to that guy…send it to me! Ha!
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Hi phil,
I really enjoyed the plum what a gorgeous piece of wood. For the cracks, it looks like you just sanded inside and outside the best. You couldn't and chip some of the shaving to weigh. And the way most of them went all the way through. That is like wow.
Since watching you so much, I've tried to get more of this. Root wood or crackedwood or
Knarly wood or whatever. It is a lot of fun to turn
Agree, Roger. It's so much more fun and interesting to turn the gnarly pieces! 😊
Love the bowl, no two the same. Beautiful.
Thanks so much, Ray! 😊
Beautiful It turned out good
Thank you, Norma! 😊
The plum wood colors are so beautiful! My older daughter and I enjoy watching you make bowls! I enjoy your pleasant voice! You do excellent work and it shows that you enjoy what you do!
Wonderful! Thank you for your uplifting comment, Dan! 😊
Another job well done.
Thanks for the visit, Bill! 😊
Great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, M V T, thank you!
The cracks looks like bear scratches, stunning bowl Mr. Phil
Yeah, I guess they do, Donald. Thanks for pointing that out! 😊
Howdy Phil
That guy most likely not sure of himself
I too have turned wood with cracks so many times .... some times when there are large cracks I fill them with blue epoxy mostly sometime red or yellow
I like the purple in the plum wood so much , I did make my wife a jewelry box out of Plum . The colors are so nice
Remember the picture of the beer mug out of plum ,had a piece fly out on me ....put it back with blue epoxy .
Your piece is so nice with the cracks , adds character to it . The plum you have as yellow to it on the outside , my plum does not .
keep on turnin'
The Plum is so nice to work with, Bruce, but you know that. I'll bet the jewelry box is lovely. Maybe one day I'll get into epoxy but for now, I'm an all natural kind of guy.
Phil, I thought your method of drilling the flat spot for your for your Chuck jaws to rest and then the hole for the screw truck is very innovative and clear. I’m going to copy that because I’ve had trouble getting bark sides to be safely attached to my lathe.
It's the only way to go and you will love the advantage it gives you! 😊
Phil Your job is excellent.
I appreciate that, Alcino, thank you! 😊
You’re a true teacher and master of your craft. Caroline and I agree that your style is the most enjoyable of all the turners we have watched. In spite of your missing the center mark on the tenon, you managed quite nicely to complete that beautiful bowl. Bravo!
Thank you so much, David! I really enjoy your inspirational and kind comments! 😊
I managed to agree with you before you posted this somehow Phil, beautiful work as always! And I'm on the same page as you, bring on the cracks 😁 I think they look great in the finished piece 😊 take care buddy
Lol i was just thinking that since I watched ur video earlier. I made an ig post earlier saying, "bring on the checking and cracks" 🤣
@@BradsWorkbench seems like the days of chasing super glue in and out of holes are gone! And good riddance!!
Cool, Will, thank you my friend! 😊
it is a beautiful bowl, thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching and commenting, Joyce!
That's a fascinating bowl - the grain, the cracks, the bark and the colours. Thank you to Judy for giving you the wood and to you for sharing with us. See you soon.
Many thanks! I'm glad you like it! 😊
A bear claw bowl!! Very nice. Thanks for the lesson Phil. Jay.
Thanks for watching, Jay! 😊
We all have cracks and it makes us who we are. Beautiful bowl!
So true, Larry! 😊 Thank you!
Very, very nice! Reminds me of a basket almost more than a bowl. Quite unique. Marcus from ChesapeakeVa.
It does resemble a basket, Marcus, thanks for noticing! 😃
Beautiful piece of plum, Phil. You’re the master, my friend. Thanks!!
Thank you kindly, Gord! Looking forward to a new video from you, buddy! 😃
Cracks can certainly add character! Well done once again Phil, stay safe!
Agreed, in this case, they make the whole piece, I think. Thank you! 😃
Nice one Phil .. embrace the cracks 🤘
Thank you for watching, Andy! 😃
I do not like cracks but enjoy your live edged work. Every artist makes his own decisions which is why art is so interesting. Thank you for your beautiful work.
Well said, George, thank you! 😊
Thank you for the great videos
Thanks for watching, Larry! 😊
I love the cracks! Not only is that a part of what makes the piece unique but also challenges the design process.
Precisely, Shane, thank you! 😊
Another tutorial piece and another perfect end to the week. You did justice to a piece most would have consigned to the woodpile. Thanks for the wonderful weekly tutorial. Phil, a thought, have you considered giving us a flashback showing the pieces you have kept all standing on your dining table, that would make for a very special moment. You and you good wife stay safe and keep well. Good luck to you and your country with the voting results to come.
Thank you, David! My granddaughter just came over and boxed up most of my turnings. At one point she did have many of them all spread out on a couple tables. I thought about taking a picture but she had the work done so fast I didn't get the chance! 😊
I can't tell you how many pieces of wood I have tossed due to cracks. Now, I cant wait to turn one! I know it is not, but you sure make it look easy.
You just need to look at the cracks, Dinah. You want to be sure they come to an end. Some people won't turn anything with just the smallest of cracks. If I did that, I wouldn't turn anything at all!
I think the cracks are so beautiful they tell the story of the wood. The things that some people think are "imperfections" I find them interesting and perfect. That's why I enjoy your art so much. You work around and high light what nature created. Your pieces are just beautiful. Out of all the turners I watch I find your pieces the most interesting and beautiful. Thank you for letting nature be perfectly imperfect 😊
We agree, Alice! Nature does the work, we just reveal it and polish it up a bit. I'm so glad you have that understanding. Thank you for your delightful comment and for taking your time to watch! 😊
I agree 100%!
This is a beautiful bowl Phil. Has nice grain and color. It couldn't have been any better than this is. Have a wonderful weekend y'all.
Many thanks, Richard!
Agree with ya on the pork chops- I like a little horseradish on mine- Tyler
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The color of the wood is beautiful and the cracks really add something to the piece. Thanks for sharing Phil. See ya in the next one.
Yeah, I agree, the cracks are what make this piece special, Scott. I'm glad you like it, thank you!
I have never turned any plum. Now I want to. The bark stays solid and the wood cracks under, fantastic. A pretty piece
I'm glad you like it, thank you!
I love it too! Perfect!
Yay, thank you, Andrew!
That bowl is just plum gorgeous... lovely, lovely work Phil. The colours are sure pretty and the cracks make it unique... thanks so much for sharing
Thank you, Ruthlyn, I'm so glad you like the uniqueness of this piece! 😃
The COLOR of that heartwood! Amazing.
Agreed, Phil! 😊
I never thought cracks could be an elegant feature in a turning. This bowl is absolutely beautiful.
I'm so glad you like it, James, thank you very much! 😊
🙋♂️🏴 Beautiful work Phil, I love the grain colour the bowl shape the form of the bark top, most of all I enjoy your commentary. Keep doing what you do so well.🇺🇲
Glad you like it, John! Thank you for your uplifting comment! 😃
Hi Phil... beautiful bowl and a beautiful piece of Plum wood ... Sorry but at the end you forgot to tell us how you were going to fill those nasty cracks ? .............. Haha just kidding great job and video... take care...All the best.....Andy
LOL! You know me better than that, Andy! Thanks for the laugh and your great comment!
My gf hasthe same rational bout cracks, Phil. She reminds me that cracks give bowls a unique character.
Thanks for sharing this video. Always your works inspires me.
Blessings and stay safe
Cool, Rocio! Character is where it's at and I'm glad your girlfriend agrees! Thank you! 😊
That’s a fabulous bowl, Phil! The cracks really add interest-it would look bare without them. I really like the variation in colors, and the bark is a beautiful feature. Thanks to Judy for sending the wood, and to you for creating and sharing such a lovely piece. So glad you and Gary got the chance to meet up and spend time together. Take care~
Thank you so much, Marcia! It was fun meeting up with Gary!
Beautiful piece. Love that natural color and cracks. Great job Phil.
Thanks a bunch, L W! I'm glad you like it!
I must say that is a beauty and the cracks really add to it! The contrasts of the wood and bark give 3 different colors and they really add to it .....well done Phil and thanks!
Cheers Al
Thank you very much, Al!
nice crack pattern!grtngs!
That's what I thought, Ben!
What a lovely bowl with such lovely colours and as for the splits I think taking the risk reflects the beautiful finish. 👍
Thank you very much, Kelvin! 😊
Just beautiful..The cracks are just as much a piece of the wood as the grain..I think on this bowl the cracks have created it’s own unique design..I think it’s beautiful like you do 😀
I'm so glad you like this, Christine and can appreciate the uniqueness of it. Thank you! 😃
I thought you where crazy leaving the cracks. They are the best and most interesting part of the bowl. I really like how the bark on the bowl looks also. Thanks for sharing. Really nice job.
Glad you like them, Garet! We never know until we try, I guess. I like them too, I'm glad we agree. Thank you for watching! 😊
Like the way the bark stayed almost all together with the wood cracking, very interesting. Another fine job!!
Thank you, Greg! Cheers! 😊
It is absolutely beautiful, cracks, slits and misshapen bottoms add character.
We are on the same page, Khan! Thank you!
That Plum has a gorgeous colour Phil, and as for turning away the centre divot, yep! your not alone 👍. Thanks for sharing the mistake and learning experience, the bowl looks fantastic 😊
Very welcome, Jonathon, thank you! It's good to know I have company in my whoopsies! 😊