ACACIA- What A Challenge! - Wood Turning

[@davidharwood9552]

Hardwood Unusual grain. Your eye 👁 turned the bowl skilfully Wonderful result 🎺

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[@Frankinsteinguitar]

Acacia - a wood that termites and wood worms LOVE! We live in the Dominican Republic where acacia abounds and is used for furniture which gets gobbled up by wood loving critters.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Interesting, Claire, thank you for the info! 😊

[@egparis18]

I like it, Phil. The shape and the shimmer. Thank you to Dennis for bringing and you for sharing and see you soon.

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[@jeanlong5965]

I love your live edge bowls Phil. There's not a lot you can do with the shape. The main thing is to have fun turning it and making an enjoyable video. Thanks Phil, I always enjoy your videos.

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Cool, thanks, Jean! 😊

[@jseidel5263]

I think the shape is fantastic! Like a folded piece of wood. A soft sculpture rather than a solid block. It's stunning.

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Thank you very much, Jane! 😊

[@stephenmccool8127]

That is amazing. The wood and your unique way of revealing it. No wonder God chose acacia wood for the ark of the covenant and the tabernacle. Beautiful! Thank you Phil for that Beautiful piece.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Something I didn't know, Steve. No great trick, I don't know a lot of things but I appreciate you giving us the full story! 😊

[@stephenmccool8127]

@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop well I have to be honest. I did know that but what I didn't know was that acacia was a very strong wood. Perhaps like oak, and was plentiful. I also didn't know until you turned it, just how beautiful it is. Now the Ark of then Covenant was clad in gold which in my mind is a waste. Anyway I just like the wood and your rendering and find that its beauty should be accentuated not hidden. Keep turning Phil.

[@tarbabysbest]

Very beautiful!! The first thing I thought of when I saw the finished piece was baby Moses in his basket in the river. It would make some child a nice baby doll bed or bassinet. It would last forever and be a nice family heirloom. Thank you for sharing.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Hmmm, cool idea, Pixie, thanks! 😊

[@sabrina-wq4uu]

As you said, the true beauty of the piece is the grain. Ain't nature amazing!

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Indeed, Sabrina! 😊

[@ingridbaasbecking2999]

The chattoyance showed all over the wood, Phil - so beautiful! It's a lovely piece.

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[@davering7341]

I'm a wood turner from England and I fell out of love with turning but watching your videos has rekindled my interest. Thank you for being an inspiration and getting me back into the workshop!

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Wonderful! I'm so glad you are going to give turning another go, Dave. It's a great hobby! 😊

[@anitadavidson1266]

I love the shape, somehow I feel it shows off the beautiful colour and grain beautifully. The distinctive bark too adds a great deal. As ever Phil, I am watching you at ridiculous o’clock (5.15am) here in Scotland after being blasted awake by a bad dream (I think!?). I miss the smell of a woodshed, since my husband died, and now I watch you and allow my mind to inhale what I know to be one of the nicest scents in the world. Anyway, thanks again for a wonderfully relaxing and interesting video! 👏🏻🪵

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

You and I have similar sleeping habits, Anita. I too wake up very early since my wife died. I usually just turn the TV on to watch the news (that will give you bad dreams) and doze off and on for the next few hours. Luckily, I don't do anything during my waking hours that requires a lot of sleep to get over! LOL!

[@carsonwells1785]

Another beauty, Phil. You're going have to do more thimbles so we don't get bored of all these gorgeous bowls.

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Not anytime soon, Pete! 😊

[@stevesheller9223]

An outstanding piece. Binge watching Phil. Life is good. 👍👍👍

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I appreciate that, Steve! 😊

[@denisedonovan2639]

Beautiful grain on this with some lovely chatoyance. And I love the dark contrast of the bark. Must hunt down a piece of Acacia wood 😍

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[@youenn2180]

Acacia ! We got that from you , brought back by a man called "Robin" , hence the name "robinier", used around railway tracks to keep animals away (don't want to be stung!) and even better than chestnut for fences , more durable as posts and best for woodturning !

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I still have a piece or two of it, Youenn. Saving for a rainy day! 😊

[@patriciapolmanteer3586]

My goodness but that piece is beautiful!!! You couldn't have done any better. The "flaw" you pointed out, where there might have been a branch... It isn't a flaw but an extension of natural beauty and design. Thank you for sharing that pieces inner beauty. You are the bomb-diggity for sure.

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[@stephanielovatt2787]

I was interested to see Acacia turned. In our neck of the woods, it is better known as "wattle". Yes, I think it would do well, as a fruit bowl. The part I like the most, is the area around the chatoyance where the grain's appearance brings to mind a gathered satin curtain. Yes! Thanks for sharing this beauty with us.

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Oh, "a gathered satin curtain" is a great explanation, Stephanie, thank you! 😊

[@kathieosborne6749]

Acacia is a pretty wood. You brought the beauty out for all to see. Thank you.

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[@decthebusman]

Shape is great, the live edge is fantastic, another piece of art by "The Master"

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[@susanmiller6023]

I could see it on a dinner table with bread in it. Gorgeous.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

That would work, Susan! 😊

[@bettybert9819]

I was afraid you were going to lose too much of the natural bark, but the finished product couldn’t have been more beautiful. It’s so soothing and satisfying to watch you work.🍻

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[@johnermlich7882]

One of your video you did back min 2019 you made a comment you weren't an artist. This video shows you truly are one SIR

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Thanks, John! 😊

[@ronhaworth5471]

The woodpeckers loved this piece also!!

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[@mikeevans373]

I like the shape Phil and the beautiful bark. Well done for producing another lovely project.

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[@MarklTucson]

That is some beautiful wood. Given the blank, the shape is good and you got to keep all that beautiful bark

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[@darrenswoodworks8695]

Beautiful Bowl. I love acacia wood. It’s usually a pretty hard wood when it’s dry. But it’s always a very pretty grain.

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[@christinemiller7238]

Wild grain seems to add to the character. I really like this one!

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[@kevinbooth2063]

Phil, Beautiful bowl I love the flaws that nature gives us. These flaws give our projects character. Great job!!

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[@bobpiec]

Acacia eh! Very beautiful Phil what a wonderful grain and the colour is wonderful. That little blue-grey kind of fives it nice character. It is a very nice shape.

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[@mulletman6318]

That's a really nice piece phil,beautiful grain and shape,woodpeckers are cool,spring is my favourite time of year when nature is waking up

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[@deniselocker8586]

I can’t believe I’ve not seen this one. I really enjoyed it. Loved the shape too. Great job…of course.

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Thanks a bunch, Denise!

[@sueellens]

I love the shape, and the live edge. Beautiful grain. 👍🏼

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[@clairewink7058]

I love it. The chatoyance is clear on camera - so lovely. And I like the flaw.

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Groovy, thanks, Claire! 😊

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

You know I’m always imagining what I’d serve in your bowls, this beauty would be full of my potato rolls!

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And I would be eating them,. Chrissy! 😊

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop if you like homemade bread & rolls, then, yep, you’d like my baking!

[@williamfawkes8379]

Pretty slick. I think there are more types of Acacia than states in America. Most types come from far away. But nearly all varieties are hard, heavy, and have a tendency to have interesting grain patterns. Every tree is different but this wood is usually twice as hard as the woods that North America calls hard. Such a lovely thing that you have made, Phil, thanks for doing what you do.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Interesting, William, thanks for the info! 😊

[@reloadNshoot]

We have sweet acacia here in Texas known as huisatche. Yes there are probably hundreds of different types of acacia in the world. It is heavy and dense very similar to mesquite I tree form and the color.

[@albertdawson6814]

A beautiful piece Phil. The wood popped perfectly. Thanks. Hope to see you next week.

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[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀 ❤

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[@pmlm1571]

Yes, a great fruit bowl, and love that chitoyance!

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[@tcgrier]

Beautiful! Nice to see a piece of acacia wood. I think it’s gorgeous. Hope you are feeling as good as you sound. Thanks for sharing!

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Thank you, Ted! 😊

[@dcwander7092]

Beautiful piece. Shape is superbly ornamental. Could serve a nice salad in it for a few people, if it has to have a practical use.

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[@kam70111]

Acacia is common where I live. Chatoyancy in Acacia is pronounced that is why people get their home main door made out of it. Beautiful.

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Interesting info, Khan, thank you! 😊

[@scottbishop7899]

The shape looks fine, doesn't have to be functional if it's a decorative piece. The bark looked good too, only thing I could see was the Nascar track inside it lol Another good project I'd say

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[@michaelmilazzo8722]

You bring the beauty out of every piece you turn

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[@glencrandall7051]

Nice piece of work Phil.👍 Very good production. I like that you show some sanding. Too many productions avoid it like the plague. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe. 🙂

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Thanks, Glen! 😊

[@lewisgreenway5065]

I think it turned into a very interesting shape and I love the grain. Like it very much nice one Phil.

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[@marciafazekas5384]

I love the shape, wood details and bark.

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Great, thank you, Marcia! 😊

[@dougpringle8938]

Thanks Phil for another wonderful wood turning

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[@davehansonsr.4587]

I think it is beautiful

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[@susannah4Him]

Love the grain! Another winner, Phil!

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

It is pretty grain, Susannah, thank you! 😊

[@garyp8471]

All round cracking bowl, love the live edge dark bark finish, some lovely markings, and no cracks yep no cracks. Good one. All the best from Lincolnshire UK

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[@WoodenItBeNice]

Good morning Phil, Just before 9 am here really sunny but cold and another perfect Friday morning for me. Big mug of tea and a video from you. It doesn't get any better. Beautiful bowl Phil and I love the shape as well. I have used Acacia in some pens and it works really well especially if I segment with a contrasting wood such as Black Walnut. Great video Phil and I might just have to watch again with another mug of tea.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

You and I are keeping the tea manufacturers in business, Huw! We should be getting a cut of the action! LOL! Thank you, my friend! 😊

[@kelvincolemanAnimal]

Love it Phil looks beautiful and the shape is really good. I would be proud to put that piece on my dinning table 👍👍👍😊😊😊♥️

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Cool, Kelvin, thank you! 😊

[@douglasperry1226]

Nice turning Phil! Good to see ya my friend! Happy Turning! 💫🪵

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[@rongollata5456]

Good job again PHil. NIce color and shape. Happy turning. SEe you next week.

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[@johnwhite6899]

🙋‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Hi Phil great bowl I do like the shape you created and the patterns in the grain show up so well. Love it.

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Thank you, John! 😊

[@raystevens687]

Hi 👋 👋 👋 👋 Phil nice job on that bowl keep up the good work 👍 thanks Ray

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[@victornguyen4639]

I am glad to see you wear gloves today! Nice bowl! God Bless!

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[@janeoverby2151]

Beautiful Phil, Zed at Zombie Woodturner turns Acacia the grain is lovely. Love the live edge.

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[@gwynnfarrell1856]

It's a beautiful bowl with its own special characteristics. I think it wants some nice warm French bread in it to go along with a hot bowl of soup. In fact, it's making me hungry for dinner! Thank you for creating this wonderful piece and showing us all how it came about. Take care, Phil. 🌳

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Sounds great, Gwynn! 😊

[@judithfairchild8620]

Beautiful bowl branch, shape and wonderful grain.

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[@jeanclaudeperrault8617]

Hi Phil, greetings from South Africa. my wife and I really enjoy your creativity.

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[@leonasamuel7791]

Really love the live edge! Beautiful wood. Beautiful end result!!

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Thank you, Leona! 😄 Cheers!

[@bricofleur1768]

I can't have enough watching seasoned turners like you digging into wood and come up with a Mother Nature's wonder. By the way, I noticed your 5/8 bowl gouge was getting shorter close to the end of the video and was afraid that Acacia was so hard that you had to sharpen it hundred of times. Just kidding! Thank you for sharing.

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Haha, well, you might have noticed that! Actually, I was switching between a newer and older 5/8" gouge so I wouldn't have to stop to sharpen so often and when I did, I sharpened both. They are exactly the same except the five year old one is about 2" shorter than the newer one. 😊

[@SilverBack.]

Phil it is a great shape and a wonderful looking bowl 👏👏👏👏

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[@dottyharbison7156]

Beautiful Phil! The shape reminds me of a baby's cradle. I love the bark and wood grain. Love your videos! ❤ 😎 Your Florida friend.

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Cool, thanks, Dotty! 😊

[@martincotterill2132]

Hi there Phil well personally I love it and the shape is very pleasing to the eye and I think very beautiful as well as being useful :-)

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Cool, thanks! 🙂

[@olajackson757]

It is a double and triple pleasure watching your work .. Not only is your skill amazing and the things you get out of a tortured piece of wood , incredible ..I love the beauty of your wood... and your voice and manner is so comforting and reassuring that It makes this old World seem like a sane place again . God Bless you ..keep up the amazing turnout of work.

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Oh, my, thank you so much, Ola! 😊

[@stephendonathan6782]

Beautiful work Phil 👏! Acacia has some nice grain. I don't think it grows were I live. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!

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[@jeffstevens763]

Great job Phil since watching you I’ve found to understand wood more I thought I did but you have given me more thought. When I see a knot a hole, rot or a rough area it’s part of the woods life and should be there so it must be included. Thanks for enlightening me cheers

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I'm glad you are considering a little more nature in your appreciation of wood, Jeff! Thank you! 😄

[@amandatallis9875]

The shape is cool and I love the grain and the colours are smart nice one Phil

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[@derekcomer4858]

It’s a beautiful piece of wood and what a wonderful finish. I would use it as a banana bowl I think 😊

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[@sandrafox7219]

Looks like a cradle. Very beautiful . I love the shape.

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[@staceyritchie7100]

The flaws add character. Beautiful!

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[@tompuskar4426]

Really nice, Phil. I particularly like the contrast between the sap wood and heartwood. The shape of the bowl seems to emphasize that. Great finnish!

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[@stevedawson4781]

Another great turning Phil! I like it! As far as the shape, it seems to me that a Phil - osopher has said "It is what it is"

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Haha, thanks, Steve! 😊

[@FrednDeeDee]

Phil, Chatoyance, having a changeable luster in wood. I have a Ruger rifle that shows off a ton of chatoyance and I never knew it had a name until you taught us the word for the day. It did pop when you applied the sanding sealer and shellac. Yet another beautiful masterpiece. I just had two more stents (11 total now) plugged into my chest yesterday. The Doc found no Chatoyance in me only orneriness. It seems that my beauty is found only on the outside, so I'd make a lousy candidate for turning. My first sign of spring was me mowing the yard and washing the truck per my sweetie pie's instructions last week.

[@gwynnfarrell1856]

Chatoyancy can also be found in some rocks, tiger eye being one of the most popular examples. Such a cool effect!

[@FrednDeeDee]

Hi Gwynn, I once walked behind my pick-up truck and smashed my leg into the dang trailer hitch which gave my leg a chatoyancy of black, blue, purple, and yellow bruising. My mind went through a chatoyancy of not so pleasant thoughts as well. Tiger eye in rocks is another effect of nature's beauty.

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[@jonmartineau1004]

Another great bowl Phil . It is a very usable piece as well a display piece .

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[@VegBazzoBoys]

Chatoyance, thats a new word for me. I had to google it. Thanks For the education Phil.

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[@robertboycewoodturningn.c.7838]

Great looking piece as always. Nice color change. Well done 👍

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[@travisashcraft5226]

That turned out beautiful 👍🏻👍🏻Thank You Phil

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[@andrewpassey1769]

Great shape and beautiful grain. Really good work 👍

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Thank you very much, Andrew! 😊

[@texanasimmons1761]

Another very pretty bowl, Phil. Thank you for sharing!

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[@margeburns2590]

Very nice shape, grain is 😎 cool. Great piece as always.

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Thanks, Marge! 👍

[@davidclarke3382]

Love the shape another beautiful bowl. Take care of your hands as it looks like you have been turning some hard woods, might be worth your while to get some of the gloves that look as if they have been made from recycled tyres. Give you more protection on the back of your hands. Keep on turning. Dave C

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[@josephsmith452]

Love the shape and grain Phil. Well done 👏

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[@julianclarke7178]

Love the finish Phil and the bark. Thanks for sharing, stay safe, Jules, Droitwich, England

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Thanks a lot, Jules! 😊

[@judyjohnson6180]

I Like the chatoyancy of it and think it would make a nice smaller bread bowl or candy dish.

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Great idea! Thanks, Judy! 😊

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Another good one for the collection! Thanks to Dennis and wife for contributing wood to Phil to have fun with, and for all of us to enjoy the results of Phil’s time at the lathe.

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[@lonniedupont]

Always a pleasure. Thanks for the video.

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[@sheilahperry-rosales8748]

Lol at least your woodpecker picked something a little more unbreakable.I had one peck my window edge and cracked the glass!

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[@billystanley8085]

Phil, that is a really cool piece, it would make an excellent fruit bowl. I personally want to thañk the for involving all of us in your videos. You talk to us like we are there with you and I for one really appreciate that.

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Thank you very much! 😊

[@gerrychauveau2925]

Love the shape and the beautiful grain 😍

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[@kersi-sandiego6036]

Nice one Phil. I love the shape. The inside "flaw" screams of life's travails. I would leave the inside empty save for a solitary apple. Thx Phil. 🌴

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[@wendyhenschel.]

Love the shape of the bowl Phil. Pretty graining as well

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[@mikemccollum5529]

An absolute thing of beauty. As usual.

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[@jeffsetera5637]

Great piece Phil. Always amazed by your ability to read the wood and let it dictate the outcome.

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[@GordonRock1]

I like the shape a lot, Phil. In fact, I like everything about it. Was that evidence of woodpecker that I saw in the bark before you started turning? Sure looked like it to me. A beautiful job done as usual, my friend. I loved the look of the chatoyance in the wood. Absolutely wonderful work, buddy! 👍👍😃 Take care, …..Gord

[@chezlerq4478]

I believe that is Bird's Eye, like you find in Maple. Too many holes, and they don't go deep like woodpecker holes would. Just my guess, and I'm sticking to it. ;-))

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

Thanks a lot, Gord! I agree it looks like woodpecker holes but, they are very well spaced, not hap-hazard as you might suspect a woodpecker would make. I have more of this and it's the same way but it might have come from the same part of the tree. I just think it's the way the bark is but I really don't know. 😊

[@sianroberts3874]

Everything about this bowl is beautiful, Phil, no mistake about it. The shape is wonderful, highlighting the contours of the grain lines with every subtle colour change, like woven satin ribbons by natures masterful process. Thus, finally finding its way into your skilful hands and coming back to life again. I love it! Thank you again, Phil, for inviting us all into your world. Bless you and take care, have a good week.💛🫂☺️

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Always such pleasant comments, Sian, thank you! 😊

[@tomcoker9882]

Phil it turned out very nice. You just wanted more challenges other than a branch/whatever thingy on the one side. But sometimes you just have to demonstrate the fact that you can turn normal wood like most of what your viewers normally turn. Thanks for another good video. Cheers, Tom

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[@suebrown3917]

Like this piece and love the bank on the bowl

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