Love it when RUclips throws up old videos of yours that I haven’t seen. This is beautiful and I’m glad I got the chance to see it. I love turning Yew. And I love what you have don’t with this piece. ❤
Theres nothing ugly about this bowl. Phil you are an artist and an inspiration to this craft. The part i love best about your wood turning is you look for the beauty in Gods creation. You have taught me so very much on your videos and you make it interesting . Thank you and keep up the good work. I know im not the only one who feels this way and i just wanted you to know you are an inspiration and a great teacher to wood turners young and old
I really appreciate you taking the time to talk while you are turning. I learn so much about how you do things. And this one is exceptional in my opinion. Thanks Arland
I took a walk back in time to rewatch this one. Now that I have been turning larger pieces , I appreciate this one more. What a beautiful well earned piece . I use the outside edge of my gouge to get in there , then slowly roll the gouge toward the center as I near the bottom of the side . Thats where the long handle on the carter and son's 5/8 gouge comes in handy.
Hi, Mr. Anderson! Another stunning piece. Please thank your grandson for giving us such an interesting look into your problem solving process. I watched the hazelnut video but did not comment because I could not make up my mind about the finished product. This yew wood is so full of color and beautiful grains that I had no problem deciding even before you started turning. Sorry for the wordiness. Please continue your passion so we can all enjoy along with you!
The wood is beautiful. The shape is well done. Rustic it is. You like it, I like it, that's all that counts. I am where I can't turn right now and so I'm counting on you to ease my pain. Thanks.
Thank you, Phil! I sure appreciate the way you think out loud as you consider your options on a difficult piece. As usual your finished project is beautiful! Cheers, Pete
What happened to the wood hardener? I am really inspired by your patience when you are working With this oddly shaped wood. You turn out very nice stuff. Thank you Richard
Phil, I love this bowl...The lighter section with the "eyes" seems to look like a beaver to me and the "smile" reminds me of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that my boys used to watch. Bless you for sharing your talent with us.
Phil , Just Wonderful pieces you put out for us to enjoy ! And I do very much so ! You are blessed to get ahold of such beautiful pieces of wood ! I am from Eastern North Carolina and great pieces of wood are far and few to be found ! But is a pleasure to watch you turn !
I think it's a work of art and i think you should do more like that. All the irregularity's is what make's it unique. That's what nature is about. Thank's for sharing!
Thank you so much for your great comment, Ben! I agree about the irregularity's. I always try to find that in a piece of wood, but sometimes they are elusive. I will keep trying to find more pieces like this. Phil.
Phil, I was so pleased to hear you say towards the end of the video "I like it & that's what counts" before going on to say it was important that we, the viewers liked it too. Yes, you want the viewers to like the piece but firstly, it is important that YOU, the creator, like the piece in the first instant. I think this is such an important stage for the Artist/Craftsman to like the piece. To me it has a very interesting grain which was shown up to great effect by the lovely finish applied. I like it, I think that it is a very nice piece worthy of your skills. Thanks for sharing it, Don
Hey Phil, sometimes function and form comes second when you look at the artistry of a piece. This is a perfect example of just that. It truly is beautiful. 😊
Phil I have turned for a few years now got into it after our son died and have did some nice stuff but watching you and papa1947 doing these pieces they are far from ugly they are beautiful pieces of God's gift art forms which would be beautiful in a house and you have made me love this type of turning I'm not as good as you but learning! Thanks so much for your channel and your way of explaining things! God Bless!
That was dramatic, I especially enjoy listening to you talking your way through the process. I would very much like to see your shop , if you could pan the camera.
A challenging piece like that can only help you get better as a turner. I rather like the rustic look of it and the “sharks” mouth. Very nice job Phil!
I like it too. A lot goin' on there, with the grain, fissures and colours. My brother made a coffee table out of a slab, and that was the first time I'd seen the features of yew. Gnarly and nice!
Hi Phil, I so enjoyed the piece and I really enjoy your conversation sharing your thoughts and wows. It feels like we're in the workshop watching besides you. Thanks Graham UK
That's a nice bowl, Phil. I turn a lot of yew - I was given a pile of it. It's technically a softwood but it's hard and it finishes beautifully. It's lovely wood. And yes, you won't get bugs in it. The sap is fairly toxic. Keep doing it, mate.
Lovely piece Phil, that crack of yours is surely the result of a close growing limb, so not a defect. Well done and keep them coming, your videos have been a sanity saver in these trying times. I am trying to go through all of your videos which l find entertaining and instructional. Keep me sans man. David
Exceptional is the right word Phil. Stunning. What a beautiful piece of wood. I have some yew and am waiting to pluck up the courage. Maybe I'll now give it a go. You have inspired me. It was a bit like a game of chess, I think........planning each move in advance and seeing how the piece would react. You said you don't do that type of mouth well. You do.
Phil, I'm going back to watch all your older post. I love this bowl and I really appreciate the way you share your thoughts and feelings as you go through the process.
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Yes as I said the other day I am watching your videos in date order now, a lot to get through but a couple every day I will catch up. lol
Seems like artists and genius are their worst critics. They see perfection whereas, many people see beauty. This is a beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing.
LOL! I actually have three of them, all exactly the same, Nigel. And, now, I've just bought two more off eBay because I can't find them locally anymore. When I find something I like, I stick with it! 😄
I’ll tell you a little joke Phil….during the Covid lockdown, the pope was trying to contact God. Every day for three weeks the Holy Father called out to God, but reply’s non came. The pope was on the point of despair, when God suddenly answered, yes Holy Father what’s the problem.? God, where have you been, I’ve been trying to contact you for three weeks…Sorry Holy Father, I’ve been working from home…really, where’s home…Yorkshire, said God…….Yorkshire people think of Yorkshire as Gods own county
Yew ! My favourite wood as a woodturner and the most beautiful we have in Brittany , once I had to spend two days removing iron nails from a stump before starting turning , one piece showed a bluish area because of the reaction to iron , like yours ! Yew can kill or save you : it is highly toxic , a neighbour of mine once lost 17 cows and gave me quickly the responsible tree , but it contains a stuff called taxol that can cure cancer ! Beautiful bowl , best finish ! ( I often think it is a pity to waste actually more of such precious stuff than what remains after..) thanks to you !
How you doing Phil this is the first time that I have commented but I've watch a lot of your videos and learned a bunch from you that u bowl you did the that bowl is beautiful I really like that sort of out of the norm type of turnings I've got a couple lathes done quit a few turnings still learning you seem like a great teacher for sure keep them coming see you next time have a great evening MIKE
Before I became a turner, Steve, I would read different groups and a common comment was, "I just let the wood become what it wants." I thought, "oh sure, like that's real." But, now I get it and you are right! We just don't know what will happen until we start cutting into it. All kinds of different shapes and possibilities become evident. Now, it's more a matter of knowing when to stop so as not to ruin a piece. Thank you, so much, Steve, for your great comment! Phil
You've got 10 years on me, Harry. You give me hope! Congratulations on keeping busy at the lathe. That and my viewers are what get me out of bed in the morning. I'm really glad you took your time to watch and let me know you like this piece. Thank you very much! Phil
What a beautiful bowl I love the glass finish you get I try to get that every time but never as good as that unfortunately but another one to you phil👍
Thank you, Kelvin! I hear that a lot and when I question the commenter I find they are using a paper towel and that will not work with finishes like this.
THANK YOU PHIL !!!...U R JUST PLAIN FUN...You got ME talking to my computer screen saying "use your scraper Phil"...than you started scraping...HA...The huge crack is what makes it ...I think this is one of your best...look forward to next time....tm
Truly great as always, but I kept waiting and waiting and waiting for............ " What to do, what to do? " Did I miss it ? Surely you have not abandoned your ( my ) favorite catch phrase. What to do, what to do ... if you have. And no bug holes to boot. How can it turn out sooo good with no bug holes. Love it.
Hahaha... I had to say that out loud a few times so I could hear myself and see if it sounds familiar. Yeah, I guess I DO say that sometimes! Probably bug holes in my head! At least this one had the big gaping hole in it, isn't that good enough? Thanks for the laughs, Tim!
madronawoodworks Ah ha so you do have bug holes in it. They just all migrated to one spot and made one big hole. LOL Your videos are always entertaining, just wanted to return the favor.
Turned out great Phil! I wondered where you were headed when you reversed it early, but it soon became clear. I’m with you, I won’t give up unless it’s in pieces on the floor
Hi, Phil, Just found your channel, and really enjoyed this video. I like your delivery, and sharing the agonies of problem solving in near real-time is a refreshing change from people who avoid showing problems or mistakes. You have a new subscriber, sir!
Wow, thank you, Phil! I appreciate you taking your time to watch and for your great comment! Thank you, too, for your subscription. I will try to be worthy. Phil
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Love it when RUclips throws up old videos of yours that I haven’t seen. This is beautiful and I’m glad I got the chance to see it. I love turning Yew. And I love what you have don’t with this piece. ❤
Cool, thank you, Mandy! There's no telling what RUclips is going to do next! 😊
It’s like sitting with a friend in your living room watching beautiful things come to life. Nicely done
That's how I feel too except not in the living room! We are all gathered around the lathe shooting the breeze! 😊
Theres nothing ugly about this bowl. Phil you are an artist and an inspiration to this craft. The part i love best about your wood turning is you look for the beauty in Gods creation. You have taught me so very much on your videos and you make it interesting . Thank you and keep up the good work. I know im not the only one who feels this way and i just wanted you to know you are an inspiration and a great teacher to wood turners young and old
So very kind of you, thank you! 😊
I really appreciate you taking the time to talk while you are turning. I learn so much about how you do things. And this one is exceptional in my opinion.
Thanks
Arland
I appreciate that, Arland! 😂
I took a walk back in time to rewatch this one. Now that I have been turning larger pieces , I appreciate this one more. What a beautiful well earned piece . I use the outside edge of my gouge to get in there , then slowly roll the gouge toward the center as I near the bottom of the side . Thats where the long handle on the carter and son's 5/8 gouge comes in handy.
Yeah, I gotta get me one of those, Steve. They are very close to me, about a half hour away. 😊
Fantastic work! Never sell yourself short Phil. Consider it a piece of art... because that's what it is!
Wow, thank you! 😊
Hi, Mr. Anderson! Another stunning piece. Please thank your grandson for giving us such an interesting look into your problem solving process. I watched the hazelnut video but did not comment because I could not make up my mind about the finished product. This yew wood is so full of color and beautiful grains that I had no problem deciding even before you started turning. Sorry for the wordiness. Please continue your passion so we can all enjoy along with you!
I like Yew quite a bit, Enaid. Sometimes it's beautiful and sometimes it's quite plain, ya just never know. 😄
The wood is beautiful. The shape is well done. Rustic it is. You like it, I like it, that's all that counts. I am where I can't turn right now and so I'm counting on you to ease my pain. Thanks.
I'm doing my best, Ray! Here's to when you can get back to turning! 😊
I love it!!!!!!!! It is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!! That is something I would proudly display in my home!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, Holly! 😊
I went way back to watch this video. It turned out really beautifully!
You sure did, Julee. Thank you! 😊
I love that you are so honest about your turning.. I think this piece turned out amazing ! Great video with lots of good guidance along the way 👌👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Greg, thank you! 😃
Phil watching you turn a piece of wood into a piece beauty is interesting.
This makes me happy, Bonnie, thank you!
Don’t beat yourself up because there’s a lot of people out there including me that can’t turn as good as you do , great work !!
I appreciate this, thank you! 😊
Thank you, Phil! I sure appreciate the way you think out loud as you consider your options on a difficult piece. As usual your finished project is beautiful! Cheers, Pete
Many thanks, Pete! 😊
What happened to the wood hardener?
I am really inspired by your patience when you are working
With this oddly shaped wood.
You turn out very nice stuff.
Thank you
Richard
Phil, I love this bowl...The lighter section with the "eyes" seems to look like a beaver to me and the "smile" reminds me of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that my boys used to watch. Bless you for sharing your talent with us.
Thank you very much, Paula! 😊
Phil , Just Wonderful pieces you put out for us to enjoy ! And I do very much so ! You are blessed to get ahold of such beautiful pieces of wood ! I am from Eastern North Carolina and great pieces of wood are far and few to be found !
But is a pleasure to watch you turn !
Many thanks, Larry! 😊
Very interesting and colorful piece of wood. The result is a unique and beautiful bowl. 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Great bowl. I love the “defect” (shark mouth) on the side. It gives the piece real character.
Thank you, Peg! 😊 I agree about the character.
I think it's a work of art and i think you should do more like that. All the irregularity's is what make's it unique. That's what nature is about. Thank's for sharing!
Thank you so much for your great comment, Ben! I agree about the irregularity's. I always try to find that in a piece of wood, but sometimes they are elusive. I will keep trying to find more pieces like this.
Phil.
madronawoodworks Thanks for replying. They will find you, i'm sure! :)
Phil, I was so pleased to hear you say towards the end of the video "I like it & that's what counts" before going on to say it was important that we, the viewers liked it too. Yes, you want the viewers to like the piece but firstly, it is important that YOU, the creator, like the piece in the first instant. I think this is such an important stage for the Artist/Craftsman to like the piece. To me it has a very interesting grain which was shown up to great effect by the lovely finish applied. I like it, I think that it is a very nice piece worthy of your skills. Thanks for sharing it, Don
I'm so glad you like it too, Don. Thank you! 😃
I learn every time I watch you.
That's fantastic, James, thank you!
Phil, you're talking nonsense..... That's a beautiful bowl.... One of my favourites.
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Love the big gap and all its cracks and stripey grain. Rustic character, yup. :)
I'm glad you like it, Nan, thank you! 😊
Hey Phil, sometimes function and form comes second when you look at the artistry of a piece. This is a perfect example of just that. It truly is beautiful. 😊
Wow, thank you, Ron!
Phil I have turned for a few years now got into it after our son died and have did some nice stuff but watching you and papa1947 doing these pieces they are far from ugly they are beautiful pieces of God's gift art forms which would be beautiful in a house and you have made me love this type of turning I'm not as good as you but learning! Thanks so much for your channel and your way of explaining things! God Bless!
Thank you very much, Larry! I'm glad to know you are trying different things.
Phil
I know this was done a while ago, Phil, but having just watched this video, I have to say, I love it. Cheers.
Great, thanks, Hubert! 😊
That was dramatic, I especially enjoy listening to you talking your way through the process. I would very much like to see your shop , if you could pan the camera.
Thank you, Charles! My shop is nothing special but I did a tour video a while back. Here is the video:
ruclips.net/video/PUGFEgJTogA/видео.html&t
This one in particular is so breathtaking
😃
A challenging piece like that can only help you get better as a turner. I rather like the rustic look of it and the “sharks” mouth. Very nice job Phil!
I like it too. A lot goin' on there, with the grain, fissures and colours. My brother made a coffee table out of a slab, and that was the first time I'd seen the features of yew. Gnarly and nice!
Yew can be quite beautiful but sometimes it's quite plain, too, Richard. I got lucky with this one. 😊
i know we are behind but we really like that piece. cracking finish on it, again big thumbs up.
Thanks a lot, Gary! 😊
really love that wavy grain on the sides. What an interesting piece!
Me too! 😊
Phil your bowl has a happy face. It is interesting, it is like you. Thank you.
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Hi Phil, I so enjoyed the piece and I really enjoy your conversation sharing your thoughts and wows. It feels like we're in the workshop watching besides you. Thanks Graham UK
Thanks, Graham. That's how I feel, we are all just gathered around the lathe shooing the breeze! 😊
Hey Phil, beautiful bowl! Turned a hickory bowl with the same shape and yes it was a challenge especially with hickory. Thanks for sharing!
Sounds great, Gary! I've never turned Hickory but I can imagine it's some pretty hard stuff!
That is a beautiful bowl. It shines like a dime.
Glad you like it, Terry, thank you! 😊
super nice bowl Phil. don't beat yourself up, you did a great job. bowl has a lot o character.
Thank you very much! 😊
That's a nice bowl, Phil. I turn a lot of yew - I was given a pile of it. It's technically a softwood but it's hard and it finishes beautifully. It's lovely wood.
And yes, you won't get bugs in it. The sap is fairly toxic.
Keep doing it, mate.
😊
Very nice piece. I like that leave so much natural looking material in your pieces.
I'm so glad, thank you! 😊
Lovely piece Phil, that crack of yours is surely the result of a close growing limb, so not a defect. Well done and keep them coming, your videos have been a sanity saver in these trying times. I am trying to go through all of your videos which l find entertaining and instructional. Keep me sans man. David
Many thanks, David! Thank you for watching! 😊
Lovely finish you have great patience to stick with this price of wood
Thank you very much! 😊
Exceptional is the right word Phil.
Stunning. What a beautiful piece of wood.
I have some yew and am waiting to pluck up the courage. Maybe I'll now give it a go. You have inspired me.
It was a bit like a game of chess, I think........planning each move in advance and seeing how the piece would react.
You said you don't do that type of mouth well.
You do.
It's the sanding that makes that opening just about impossible to live with but I love it when it's done! 😊
It's rustic and unique and I love it! It would look really nice in a desert scene.
Thank you very much, Ted!
Gorgeous bit of work Phil I love the split on the side. 👍
That's great, Kelvin, thank you! 😊
Phil, I'm going back to watch all your older post. I love this bowl and I really appreciate the way you share your thoughts and feelings as you go through the process.
I appreciate that, Jean, more than you might know! Thank you so much!
Phil
Yew another of my favourite woods, well you had some difficlties to overcome there but kudos for sticking with it, quite a pleasing end result.
This one has been around awhile, Lewis. One of my wife's favorites! 😊
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Yes as I said the other day I am watching your videos in date order now, a lot to get through but a couple every day I will catch up. lol
Yew did great. It is a gorgeous piece of wood.
Haha! I see what ya did there! Thank you, Joe, glad you like it!
Phil
You got there in the end Phil good job a very nice piece
Thanks, Jeff! 😄
Looks like casper, good job, and a big smile.
Glad you like it, Judith, thank you!
Phli That's ABSOLUTELY STUNNING !!!👍
Happy turning to you!
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Seems like artists and genius are their worst critics. They see perfection whereas, many people see beauty. This is a beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing.
The best one u ever made, my goodness its beautiful.
Thank you, Sangye! 😊
Excellent Work Mr. Anderson
I also love the denim shirt that you've kept going over the years, and people say that we Yorkshire men are tight with money...
LOL! I actually have three of them, all exactly the same, Nigel. And, now, I've just bought two more off eBay because I can't find them locally anymore. When I find something I like, I stick with it! 😄
I’ll tell you a little joke Phil….during the Covid lockdown, the pope was trying to contact God. Every day for three weeks the Holy Father called out to God, but reply’s non came. The pope was on the point of despair, when God suddenly answered, yes Holy Father what’s the problem.? God, where have you been, I’ve been trying to contact you for three weeks…Sorry Holy Father, I’ve been working from home…really, where’s home…Yorkshire, said God…….Yorkshire people think of Yorkshire as Gods own county
That's a beautiful bowl; I really enjoy how you share your thought process in dealing with challenging situations.
My wife had this one sitting front and center, Carl, and it's still there so I guess she liked it too. Thank you so much for your great comment!
Phil
Another stunner. Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you, Tracy! 😊 Cheers!
the crack is my favourite part!...beautiful
Cool, thanks, Whitey! 😊
Yew ! My favourite wood as a woodturner and the most beautiful we have in Brittany , once I had to spend two days removing iron nails from a stump before starting turning , one piece showed a bluish area because of the reaction to iron , like yours ! Yew can kill or save you : it is highly toxic , a neighbour of mine once lost 17 cows and gave me quickly the responsible tree , but it contains a stuff called taxol that can cure cancer ! Beautiful bowl , best finish ! ( I often think it is a pity to waste actually more of such precious stuff than what remains after..) thanks to you !
Thank you, Youenn, I'm glad you like it! I didn't know all of that information about Yew. I'll have to be careful in the future.
Phil
Turned out beautiful. I like that one
Thank you, Gerald! 😊
Awesome!! Your simplicity, skills and the results.
Thank you! 😊
Terrific job on a rough piece of wood.
Thank you, Garth, I appreciate it!
sigh... sooo beautiful.
You done a great job brother, looks great......
Thank you, Wes! 😊 Cheers!
Beautiful piece. Something I would be proud to display. The imperfections are what made it special.
Thank you, Merf! I'm very glad you took your time to watch and comment!
Hi Phil only just found this my favourite wood a beautiful piece very well done
Cool, thank you! 😊
How you doing Phil this is the first time that I have commented but I've watch a lot of your videos and learned a bunch from you that u bowl you did the that bowl is beautiful I really like that sort of out of the norm type of turnings I've got a couple lathes done quit a few turnings still learning you seem like a great teacher for sure keep them coming see you next time have a great evening
MIKE
Thanks for spending some time with me, Mike and for your comment! 😊
Love the big fat bulky piece ...I think the wood is going to be what its going to be.. You just brought out its best...Thank's
Before I became a turner, Steve, I would read different groups and a common comment was, "I just let the wood become what it wants." I thought, "oh sure, like that's real." But, now I get it and you are right! We just don't know what will happen until we start cutting into it. All kinds of different shapes and possibilities become evident. Now, it's more a matter of knowing when to stop so as not to ruin a piece.
Thank you, so much, Steve, for your great comment!
Phil
Another beautiful bowl. I use Shellac a lot ,not a fan of polyurethane. Really enjoy your videos. Thanks.
Thank you very much, Virginia! I agree, shellac is almost the perfect finish. 😊
Phil, I am 81 years old and have done turning for many years. Now, I like the bowl that you have turned. Your work looks great to me.
You've got 10 years on me, Harry. You give me hope! Congratulations on keeping busy at the lathe. That and my viewers are what get me out of bed in the morning. I'm really glad you took your time to watch and let me know you like this piece. Thank you very much!
Phil
This is still gorgeous!
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You could use this bowl for Halloween candy for the trick-or-treaters. That big ol' crack kind of looks like a jack-o-lantern-ish smile.
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Really lovely piece Phill thanks for persistence on your part 🙂
Glad you like it, Barry and thank you for watching and commenting!
I love your bowl and your one heck of a turner, keep
Lit
Thank you, Pat! 😊
Creamy, dreamy. I remain in awe of your work, Phil.
Thank you, Houston, for taking your time to watch my videos and writing such encouraging, kind, comments! I really appreciate you!
Phil
An inverted mushroom 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪 I love it big time👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧 My husband said a beautiful fruit bowel🥰
Haha! I agree with your husband but I can see the mushroom, too, Maud! 😊
What a beautiful bowl I love the glass finish you get I try to get that every time but never as good as that unfortunately but another one to you phil👍
Thank you, Kelvin! I hear that a lot and when I question the commenter I find they are using a paper towel and that will not work with finishes like this.
Well, you got there in the end Phil! I absolutely love it!
It's lovely. Glad you didn't give up. Well done it has plenty of caricature.
Thank you very much, Mick, for taking your time to watch and comment, much appreciated!
Phil
Stunning bowl, interesting to see how you overcame the problems, thanks for sharing..
Glad you enjoyed it, Grahame, thank you! 😊
Oh my! That is amazing! I love it!
So glad! Thanks, Kat! 😊
Wow that finish is perfect
I'm really glad you like it, Raffaella!
Good job Phil, that was not an easy turn. 👍👍👍
It was a tough one, Jim, but the outcome was worth it! Thank you!
Phil
Love it
Wish I could do that too!
I have learned so much from your videos
Thank you
Thank you, Randy! 😊
Hi Phil first time? Great Bowl.
Delicious. Don't stop. 🥰
Thank you, Connie! 😋 I don't plan to stop anytime soon but who knows, at my age?
THANK YOU PHIL !!!...U R JUST PLAIN FUN...You got ME talking to my computer screen saying "use your scraper Phil"...than you started scraping...HA...The huge crack is what makes it ...I think this is one of your best...look forward to next time....tm
I HEARD you, Tuffy! I'm really glad you like this one. It did turn out pretty good.
Beautiful, natural bowl.
Thank you, glad you like it, Kevin!
Phil
Fine job Mr. Phil as usual..
Thanks, Bobby!
Phil this is a beautiful piece❤❤❤
Glad you like it, Chris, thank you! 😄
I like it. I like the rusticness, the live edge top, and the great character of the wood
Thank you so much, Karl! I'm grateful you took your time to watch and comment!
I like the rustic look
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Beautiful, well done, nice piece!
Thank you very much! 😊
Nice bowl ,plenty of character, who wants a plain bowl when you can have one like this
Thank you very much, Dewi! This one sits front and center in the display of bowls my wife set up.
Phil
Love it Phil another favorite lol
Thank you, Bobby! 😊
never turned Yew beautiful wood!! We can't question God's work!!
love that grain
Truly great as always, but I kept waiting and waiting and waiting for............ " What to do, what to do? " Did I miss it ? Surely you have not abandoned your ( my ) favorite catch phrase. What to do, what to do ... if you have. And no bug holes to boot. How can it turn out sooo good with no bug holes. Love it.
Hahaha... I had to say that out loud a few times so I could hear myself and see if it sounds familiar. Yeah, I guess I DO say that sometimes! Probably bug holes in my head! At least this one had the big gaping hole in it, isn't that good enough? Thanks for the laughs, Tim!
madronawoodworks Ah ha so you do have bug holes in it. They just all migrated to one spot and made one big hole. LOL Your videos are always entertaining, just wanted to return the favor.
Turned out great Phil! I wondered where you were headed when you reversed it early, but it soon became clear. I’m with you, I won’t give up unless it’s in pieces on the floor
Thank you so much! I'm with you, Tim and even then, if it's broke, fix it! LOL!
Hi, Phil, Just found your channel, and really enjoyed this video. I like your delivery, and sharing the agonies of problem solving in near real-time is a refreshing change from people who avoid showing problems or mistakes. You have a new subscriber, sir!
Wow, thank you, Phil! I appreciate you taking your time to watch and for your great comment! Thank you, too, for your subscription. I will try to be worthy.
Phil
Absolutely beautiful!
Great, thank you, Mabel! 😊