Woodturning - Hollow and Holey

[@emmkaa2099]

Step by step this piece couldn't get any better, until... it got BETTER still. Worm wood is my favorite! This is a gorgeous piece and you are a very gifted artist. Thank you for sharing.

[@clydebalcom8252]

That's phenomenal. I still can't believe that such a beautiful piece of wood was destined to be firewood. It's so beautiful and unique. Thanks for saving it.

[@florencenorris931]

I love that you left the wood to speak for itself. The grain and shape. Brilliant 👏

[@ChrisSmith-fk3ru]

I love how you take the imperfections, enhance them and give your piece even more character than you already do. Wonderful!

[@DC-bu1ft]

Thank you so much for the video. My Dad passed away last year and he to did amazing work like you do. I so wish he would have video’d like you do. Brings back so many wonderful memories. Again thank you

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Sorry for your loss Debbie ..glad you like the videos ..

[@florencenorris931]

Hope you kept some of your dads work, because very time you at them the memories come flooding back

[@DC-bu1ft]

They are all over my house. I just love them. Thank you both

[@Eowyn3Pride]

I love how you take what seems to be flawed junk, work with it, and actually showcase the flaws as unique artistic attributes! It's marvelous!🥰👍

[@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop]

I saw light at the end of the tunnel at about 7:50, too! Lots of voids and you celebrated them. The spalting on this piece was stunning, so dark and pronounced. I really like this one, Andy! Great job, thanks! Phil

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Phil .. 👍

[@wandadorsey4389]

Andy you have a keen eye for aesthetics with a very tactile approach all the while hypnotically soothing. You put a spell on me and I'm caught in your snare

[@wandadorsey4389]

Andy any comments about risen ignore I appreciate you allowing the wood to speak for itself imperfect perfection in the hands of a master. The all knowing of putting your work before the public they will critique as well as admire

[@nanfredman1991]

Aha! A pitcher made for catching and dispensing moonlight! :D Another lovely natural piece.

[@bartman59laj55]

Thank you Mr. Philip, im a new turner and this is letting me see how far it’s possible to go, inspirational

[@WithTheGrain527]

Lovely work Andy :) It amazing that the black lines in the spalting are created by 'battle boundaries' caused by the armies of fungus competing for territory.

[@Ralloris]

9:27 Looks so interesting, makes me wonder how it would have turned out if it had a clear resin coat on it so you could still see all the gaps and splits, but the resin helped keep it solid.

[@RuthlynWills]

I'm glad you persevered with the piece... it's very beautiful and full of character. The imperfections have added tremendously to its beauty. Thanks for sharing.

[@drakenovy1038]

I think it's really cool that you get to follow your passion for a job and express yourself. Keep up the great work.

[@benji_and_the_tomatoes]

4:01 brave man, doing the splinter check with bare hands. 😂😂 keep up the great work, Mr. Phillip

[@bdbear10]

I love that pattern of veiny lines throughout the vase. I liked the contrast between that and the light wood better before you used the finish.

[@miladyblue5077]

Looks like something you found in an archaeological dig: "Today, this vase was found, obviously the work of a master craftsman in service of the King."

[@larryslemp9698]

Awesome comment!!

[@JSLemon]

I never noticed how beautiful your forearms are until now. Lean, strong, and vascular.

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

💪👍

[@garythomas6866]

Glad you saved it from the burn pile , a very nice natural piece. Thanks for sharing Andy.

[@WolfRidgeWoodworking]

Every week I sit here and wonder what can you possibly make from that. Then 10 to 12 minutes later I'm like "oh my". Great looking piece Andy! - Ed

[@MrVillafum]

I know a lot of people today, (me included) immediately think resin, but I'm glad you kept it natural Andy. The piece looks amazing and really shows off your woodturning skills. Thanks, V

[@bluefalconssuck5881]

Was sort of hoping there would be some epoxy work to seal it up... An asymmetrical chalice with a viewing window and see-through depth Gage... but that's just the personal bias of a pragmatist showing through. Visually, it is a beautiful piece. Working with "fissured" material is a risky proposition, yet you make it seem as this is a non-issue... Wonderfully done.

[@miketilton6393]

Same here i was guessing what color epoxy he was gonna use and everything but nope. He pulled out the stain and there went that lol. I do like the end product tho for the same reasons you do.

[@lauragranado7048]

I'm glad you didn't give up on this piece. I think it is wholly beautiful! It reminds me of The Zombie Woodturner's work.

[@DavidM-um2uk]

7 billion people on Earth, and ain't nobody better than Sir Phillip at turning wood.

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

I doubt that very much ..but thanks any way 👍

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Nice job of blending wood uniqueness with your talent for maximizing the design possibilities. Liking the darkened edge treatment.

[@timsmith2747]

Another sumptuous Burler into the top right corner, sweet piece brother, thanks AP😊

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Cheers Tim

[@TheLtData]

I love this one! The lines is this beech are very nice and delicate. The final touch with the flame and the simple dark finish made it perfect.

[@theriggsworkshop8606]

Its so nice to see someone using axminster products ..i was beginning to think i was the only wood turner on youtube that had even heard of them 😁 stunning piece . Well done ..and thank you for your video

[@PetterBruland]

When that thing first started spinning, that's my kind of Halloween horror show. Anything can go wrong. Thanks for a great video, subscribing!

[@jocelynpedralvez3441]

Ksi of your riia

[@pinkenbajedi2119]

I like that you left the holes and didn’t do resin or anything. Beautiful.

[@garygronborg8154]

Who knows what lurks in the heart of wood? Good job!

[@Ronaldalan114]

I was waiting for you to fill those voids with clear resin. I thought that would have looked really cool

[@updownstate]

I think it's perfect as it is.

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

I was close but thought there was a lot going on with the piece on its own .. cheers

[@jetsfan1957]

It's just amazing how you take a weathered gnarly piece of scrap wood and turn it into this magnificent piece of art!!!..Truly amazing!!..

[@davidnielsen4490]

Very beautiful piece showing all the flaws in the wood. Very nice Andy.

[@Mymomsaidiwascool]

Every time I watch one of you videos I start to watch all of them. Great work as always.

[@peterherrington3300]

Fair play for persevering with that piece . End result was worth the effort. Great hollowing skill with such a fragile piece

[@valerih1979]

Это тот случай когда созданная природой форма стала произведением искусства, при этом не потеряв свой ни с чем несравнимый аутентичный шарм! Всегда с огромным удовольствием смотру за вашим творчеством!

[@baloo021063]

how on earth you kept that in one piece I will never know, cracking project Andy no way would I have attempted that without a load of resin holding it together and even then it would be squeaky bum time thanks for sharing mate, Ross

[@chandarussell]

I just love the grain. Even without the stain I loved it. Light wood almost black looking grain. The shape appeals to me too

[@williamellis8993]

Looks great, Andy. Glad you could save it. Proved to be well worth it.

[@doxasnob8137]

OK, I admit you had me on this one...where is he going and what is it going to be. Beautiful as usual and something I would not have thought of, which makes it all the better. Amazing as usual.

[@richardpenycate8783]

I really like the pieces which make no pretence of being utilitarian but are objects of beauty in thei own right.

[@Georgia-WRBNS]

Constantly Amazed by your work! In love with your work!

[@scottsimpey2965]

That looks awesome Andy. I love that you took the bark in the inclusion out to create the open line and also think it looks cool where you went through towards the bottom and kept it as is.

[@larcoal2963]

Just wonderful. Nice work.

[@tomjpt]

Another beautiful piece Andy and again, your ability to "see" what's hiding inside a knarly piece of wood is really amazing.

[@michaelhofer9149]

Absolutely gorgeous what you brought out of the snuggle toothed piece of wood!

[@TheMessyStudio]

Beautiful piece, Andy! I love the character from the spalting and voids. Billy

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Billy

[@mkivy]

I need 2 do this again...u would not believe the wood I collect....I have found some beautiful burl, here at Surfside Beach SC.love ur work....such talent...

[@AndysCornishCreations]

Hi Andy....great result...I would never have been brave enough to tackle that piece of wood...All the best.....Andy P

[@kimberlyparkhurst4925]

Beautiful just beautiful as always. Thank you for sharing. I love your work.

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Kimberly

[@chaoticconjuring]

I absolutely love the natural character of this piece!! It’s imperfections make it perfection!

[@AutismBucks]

I think your videos are by far and away the best out there and I appreciate the fact that you're not intoxicated with the exuberance of your own verbosity like so many other woodturners who post on this channel. To help a learner like me, would you consider adding a bit of post-processing information as a "side bar"? For example, the speed you're turning, the tool you're using, the grade of sandpaper, the type of oil/resin/wax etc. Regardless, please keep on producing these excellent videos.

[@johnballantyne6853]

I watch you setting everything up and starting to turn, then I fast forward to near the end because I can`t wait to see what beautiful thing you`ve made from another piece of firewood ! Then I go back and watch you turning the rest of it, Crazy Ehh ??

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

LOL ..nice one John 👍

[@jerrydempsey3490]

I had my doubts that it would hold together Andy. That stain really made the wood pop. Nice job...

[@the_midnight_blues]

I'm impressed. I'll have to admit, to me that log looked like firewood.

[@chuckwatts4472]

i cant add anything to all these comments .... i have watched i dont know how many of these bowls ... i love how he works with interesting pieces of wood ... this is among his very best ... it is great .... love the crack and the dark lines that emerged ... chuck

[@marxhanelumadonia1250]

This is the example of inperfections are beautiful. Those cracks. Those gaps. Wooowww. Thanks for not putting that resin thingy. Hehehe. I love it just like that. Nice work sir. Love frome the Philippines. 😊♥️🇵🇭

[@huwdavies5264]

Superb Andy. One of my favourite pieces I've watched you turn. Cheers, Huw

[@JamesGarwood]

Very nice Andy, glad you left the hole where the bark was instead of filling it with resin, this video is going to get you over 500'000 subscribers! 😁😁😁

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks James .. 500k Blimey ..mind blown !!!

[@gerdarauhut8660]

@@AndyPhillipWoodturning ITS Amazing what you James😉😉👍👍😉😉

[@Suzzmg]

Once again a beauty. You make some of the best wood turned piece's on you tube. Love all your work.

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks 👍

[@williamlittle2814]

Artwork from firewood... nice Andy... very nice!

[@andyn6266]

Excellent Andy.That could be passed off as being a lot older than it actually is.Love it.

[@om617yota8]

Man good call on the tape. That piece splits and flings half the chunk wood while spinning 500rpms or whatever and it's going to be a bad day. Beautiful work, as always.

[@MichaelHall-rf3pl]

I love the spalting of the wood on this project. Came out beautiful as always.

[@jeepersmcgee3466]

5:02 the quick change in the shape of the blur is so satisfying

[@Swaggertron4000]

Joseph Johnson it looks like a black hold Very interesting

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

Some projects are even better when left in their natural color. The work you do is first rate. And I'm not whistling Dixie.

[@selkins1982]

When I saw your title, my first thought was Holly Holy by Neil Diamond. You are a master!

[@BraveryDeluxe]

Only 3h online, already 6000+ watchers, and each one is well deserved. Keep up the good work, I especially liked the camera angle and lighting on this one when you hollowed out the form.

[@larryslemp9698]

Yes, he did change his camera perspectives!! Nice!!

[@esmeesme7666]

I think this my favourite piece so far of only the perhaps six or so of your videos/ pieces......but I like the ones with resin too.

[@oneshotme]

Very beautiful Andy!! I love the way the spalting is in it!! Great job turning it! Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up

[@stewartfurini]

Nicely done Andy. The colour is a great addition.

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Stewart .. That's hardly a colour in your world LOL .. 👍

[@stewartfurini]

@@AndyPhillipWoodturning Haha!! I can appreciate subtle.....Cheers, Andy!

[@williamlewis6328]

BEAUTIFUL SPALT LINES! Nice piece. Amazing what a artist can see! Absolutely love it!!

[@esmeesme7666]

Oh wow.....oh wow......oh wow......just too cool with that "wood separation".... The colour and translucency of the oil/stain is sooooo nice!!!

[@marksstudio]

Good job man! Very happy you posted this work. I really enjoyed it.

[@tompuskar4426]

WOW! What a transformation! Terrific!

[@zedwms]

I love the rawness of this piece.

[@judithfairchild8620]

The patterns in the grain are fabulous

[@libradragon934]

What a beautiful piece of wood! I particularly liked the shot straight into the centre of the piece, as you carved that out, lovely!

[@snicklefritz6182]

He lives in the UK and sells some things on ETSY. Can't afford the prices so enjoy looking at the selection of woods and designs. Truly magnificent creations.

[@mpart_woodlathe-stuff]

Great result. Glad you stuck it out. I especially like the stain's result.

[@DanielVilarino]

Hi Andy! That's really great turning my friend! A very challenging piece and with tons of character. Beautiful end result, congratulations! Cheers! Daniel

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Daniel ..Good to see you back turning 👍

[@mrobviuos74]

Probably should have used pixelation at :17. You don't want to upset the KZbin algorithms. 😆 Awesome piece! How you turn fire wood into works of art is amazing to me.👊

[@TheConwoman3]

Perfection! I like it. I kept thinking what color resin. Really nice Andy!

[@phukienthongminh247vn]

Connie Rota like

[@Catherine-nb1xv]

What an exquisite piece! That is just so, so gorgeous..! x

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent...! I absolutely love this piece... Cheers...

[@nishant007engg]

Every wood not a good taste of design ,so finally choose best wood for best design .So i like also your hardworking

When you're giving it the nice contour, are you turning the lathe on and off to see what you're progressing towards, or are you as surprised as us by the result, once you stop?

[@Fluid-combo]

I think he stops... I dont think hes that much of a mad man😂

[@kobiekaasjager4822]

Andy it is stunning rough and magnificent the grain and spalting it awesome.

[@marianela111]

Wow its beautiful and who knew something so stunning was hiding in the stump! 🌻

[@sandybrecken6871]

Outstanding piece of work Andy, I personally would have chosen a much lighter color of stain though, you do fantastic work.

[@susanjoynersnodgrass9766]

Beautifully delicate! Can't wait to see what's next!

[@theScottexan]

Love this one, Andy. Reminds me of a tree that's been struck by lightning. 👍👍👍

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thank you 👍

[@AsAboveISoBelow]

Andy have you considered using a burnt wood treatment on a whole piece? You singe the wood like you've been doing with edges, then lightly sand it, and possibly finish it off with a clear/non-tinted stain.

[@alanmullock381]

Clonking great piece Andy!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Alan

[@BigTull655]

Great save Andy!!! It's gorgeous!!!

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Tully

[@MCsCreations]

Another beautiful job, Andy! Fantastic! 😃

[@sarapulford5957]

🇬🇧 That grain is beautiful inside and out. Fantastic ! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@stephenkrall7609]

Another great piece Andy. Love your work!

[@AndyPhillipWoodturning]

Thanks Stephen

[@sonyhk3824]

Very artistic piece, I did not expect to be so magnificent. Cheers Sir