30 Mins. Scrap To Bowl - Woodturning
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Sometimes you just want to turn something quick and easy. Maybe you're just starting out and don't have much wood. This is just a scrap of a branch from Cherry Plum. Perfect little project for a beginner or someone that just doesn't have a lot of time at the moment. Maybe a quick gift?
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Thank you to Tuffy Marginez for sending this along for all to enjoy!
Things I Like To Turn:
Live Edge Bowls, Natural Edge Bowls, Bark On Bowls, Firewood Pile Bowls, Natural Vases, Wood With Bug Holes, Cracked, Natural Voids, Knots, Ironwood, The Unusual become my Newest Woodturning Video Each Week!
What I use:
Bowl Gouges, Spindle Gouge, Skew Chisel, Parting Tool, Dovetail Tool, Power Sanding Disks, Sand O Flex, Howard Feed & Wax, Sanding Sealer, Shellac, Scotch Brite Pads for Smoothing Finishes, Acks Abrasive Paste and Polish
I love that little bowl. It's smile-shaped. Thank you for sharing with us and see you soon.
Thank you! 😊 Yes, a smile!
That bowl/dish is totes adorbs! It would have gone perfectly with the collection I used to have at my desk when I had a desk at work.
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Nice work Phil. I like how you showcase the wood as natural as possible and the things you can see in a piece of firewood. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, Jeff, thank you!
Little but pretty. Always like that natural edge.
I'm so glad, Michael, thank you!
You can't have too many candy dishes!! Another great idea! Thanks for bringing us along.
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Nice finish. Small but elegant.
Thank you! 😊
I wait all week for your project Phil.... what a pleasure! I can’t wait to get home and turn one of these. My honey will be thrilled. Oh yeah... thank you Tuffy! You’re the best🤙🏽
Sounds great, Maui! I think you will find it a bit of fun! 😊
Hi Maui,
I am the same way. Come 3:00 pm Thursday I know what I will be watching. Always fun & Phil gets me fired up to work in my shop. Take care & stay safe....TM
tuffy marginez I’ve got to tell you... I’m especially excited when I hear the words “from Tuffy Martinez “🤙🏽 you’ve mentioned before that you simply send him “firewood”. I found that amusing. Thanks again!
I like it! It would make a perfect little jewelry dish. Bravo!
I think so too, David! Thank you!
You're right, Phil, that is "cute"! Very nice little bowl and since you won't eat soup out of it I'm sure there are many uses for it. I'd like it beside me filled with Smarties when I watch a movie. Other candies would be quite acceptable, of course! 😎😎😎 Great job, as always, Phil. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Happy turning,
.....Gord
If you're anything like me, Gord, you'll need to refill this a couple times to get through a movie! LOL! Thank you my friend! 😊
Phil
I've made a few of these and it kind of goes to show that you can always find something to turn. Thank for the vid
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Hi Phil, alright. Congratulations on the beautiful work, it was delicate. Strong hug.
Glad you enjoyed it, Paulo! Thank you! Stay safe.
Great job with a small piece of wood. Thank you.
Thank you too, Doug, for watching! 😊
Hi Phil,
What a pretty little thing, must be nice with an easy one for a change 😃
Stay safe and keep turning
Lars
You're right, Lars, it was a lot of fun! 😊
fine example for making a bigger one,came out nice,phil!grtngs!
Absolutely, Ben! 😊
Very nice small turning. Looks good.
Thank you, Donald! Cheers!
It is cute Phil you can always use it to keep your keys or change in, love the finish you can’t go wrong with Howard’s Feed N Wax!
Thank you, Maria! 😊
Lovely piece Phil, very nice 👍👍👍👍
Many thanks, Mark!
Wow, that is a precious piece! Way to go Phil
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Just came across this one at the right moment as I literally have tons of dead Tasmanian hardwoods this size and bigger, so I will try this as my introduction into bowl turning. You are an invaluable source of information for newcomers like me. Take care and stay safe. Best from down under.
Well then, that's just perfect, Shevill! Have a good time with your first bowl! 😊
I use cut offs of firewood or roadside pieces for little things like this. Nice job!
That's a great idea, Kunkko! Thanks!
Beautiful piece, great for change or by the bed for jewellery
I enjoyed your video, thank you for sharing
Thank you so much, Silverlady! Good ideas!
What a beautiful little bowl! I'd use it to store the little things I'm always looking for, like keys.
That's a great idea, Andrew! Thank you!
Very beautiful & cute love it great job Phil
Thanks a lot, Mike! 😊
Hi Phil very good.
Thank you, Alcino! 😊
very cute, perhaps a travel bowl to keep keys and pocket change...if that's still a thing! great work Phil!
That would be cool, TYG. Thank you! 😊
Looks good Phil!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching, Gary!
Hi Phil... I'm not going to say that it's cute... even though it most definitely is.... great idea for lots of turners who cannot afford or don't have access to large pieces of lumber.... or indeed have a Tuffy ... ha ha ...really enjoyed this little turn ... take care...All the best.....Andy
Quick and easy, Andy! Thanks! 😊
Nice turn Phil. It really is a good looking piece.
Thank you, Richard, I'm glad you like it!
Hi Phil amazed watching that,,,,, You get fed-up watching the Big stuff, While you were doing the recess my Mrs said what's happening on Shady Acres I said the piece you were doing was very delicate and only about 5 Inches long,, A Banana style dish /come Bowl and He (you) had to be very careful and Respect the fact the project was so delicate and Tiny,, Next thing I know you start Singing ""Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy""" thanks a Million Hero xxxx PS. I love the little dish what a talent you have Phil..... xxx
Haha, Jimmy, your comments always leave me feeling lifted up! Thank you so much for that, I really appreciate it!
Hi Phil, A beautiful little bowl. At last a project by you that I would be able to do. I have several pieces of different woods around the same size so I will be making some of these. Take care Phil. Cheers, Huw
Sounds great, Huw! They take no time at all and are fun!
Woah Phil. That is adorable 😍 You ARE a master 👍
Wow, thank you, Maurine! 😊
Fabulous small bowl with lots of character, beautiful design ❤️
Thanks so much, Maddie!! 😊
Yes it's a cute beginner's project still working on getting a lathe I'll keep that in mind Thank You for sharing Phil
You are right, Rich, ideal for a beginner and just plain fun, too! 😊
Thank You Phil...
I never, ever thought that tiny box filler branch would EVER turn into anything (& am sure neither did it). From a nothing comes quite a unique, beautiful something. It is a beauty Phil. Every ounce of that Cherry Plum tree should be weighted out like Cherry Plum Gold when you get your hands on it, ha. Because you were able to see & appreciate it for all of us to enjoy. Thank You Phil.....TM
Sometimes, the hole fillers in the box become the stars of the show! It's all up to the Shavings Godmother. We all pay our respects to Her as we turn. Ahmen.
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To tell you the truth, Tuffy, neither did I. Then one day I set it on the workbench, just to see if inspiration would raise it's lovely head. It sat there for about three weeks. Whadayaknow! It was truly fun to turn this little piece! Thanks, buddy!
Tuffy M - thank you for this! Phil is an artist with all that you send to him ❣️
Hi phil lovely little piece there turned out well love the whole colour of it ya done well all the best kirk 👍
Thank you, Kirk! Cheers!
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you, Donald! 😊
Nice work as usual. I like that you are using the feed and wax more often again. Maybe you can show us your buffing process with the wax. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Mike! I have shown it in past videos but I prefer not to. I use a cloth rag with the lathe spinning about 700 rpm. Some folks don't think a rag is safe and like to let me know that so I don't show it very often. As long as you gather the rag up tight so nothing is hanging out to get caught, I feel it is safe for me to use it as a method to buff.
Phil Anderson - Shady Acres Woodshop I do the same thing -lol
Hope you don’t mind I shared a link to this video on my FB page (Camano wood turners) along with a couple pieces I made today.
You inspire me to keep turning. Keep up the good work.
And enjoy we do Phil! That is the smallest one I've seen you do. I love the concept of firewood to art. Very nice! Thanks, Gil
Right on, Gil! "Firewood to art", I love it! 😊
Would make a nice little jewellery dish 😊
I think so too! Thank you, Rosie!
Love it! Perfect for quick little projects. Thanks for sharing.
You bet, great for that! 😊
After watching this I’m going to raid my barbecue stack🔥🔥🔥 Thank you for the inspiration
Go for it, Johan, never can tell what you'll find! 😊
You got a thumbs Phil very dainty piece
Thanks, Jeff!
That is a real beauty.
Thank you, James!
All I can do is smalls, great work Phill!
Smalls are FUN, T T! Thank you!
Small beautiful piece. Always amazingly talent Phil
You are too kind, Rocio. 😊 Thank you!
Lovely ! It's refreshing to every now and then turn something different and small means you can use some of those offcuts and branches and maybe even trial an formative idea in miniature. Good work , enjoyable as ever . 👍
Such a great comment, Jim, thank you! 😊
@Jim Watson
I totally agree. My hands-on arts are jewelry, Multimedia on varying bases, and installation projects.
LOL...I don't throw anything away.
If I can get a good deal I'll buy 'scrap' leather online. Because it's too small for their use, it's just a step above trash, but for me it's good. Pieces 3" x 10", 4" x 5", 6" x 7", etc. in cool colors are great. I can cut them down in strips, stars, circles, or leave them as they are.
I also pick stuff up off the street. Not trash, ok even trash, but that I put in the bin. Most of what I pick up to use are pieces of wood. I use those in installation art, but I repurpose lots of things.
An Open Mind is the best tool in the box.
Lovely little dish, Phil!
Billy
Thank you, buddy! Keep healthy and safe, Billy!
Very cute. I have some small pieces that I was trying to decide what to do with them. Now I know.
Wonderful, David! Sometimes we forget that almost anything can be turned.
Howdy Phil
This one of your shortest videos ...small piece ....don't take long ....
when I turn a piece like that , my wife calls it a " baby banana bowl " we have a few of them around .
This got to be the smallest piece I think your have done .
looks so nice with that color and grain .
Diffidently a quick gift , done that been there ...
keep on turnin'
Yes, Bruce, I was surprised how quickly this turned into something. Each stage, turning, sanding, finishing, quick, quick, quick! You're right, a fun gift, too! Thank you, my friend!
Phil
Phil, I have been watching all of your videos and I love them. I am just getting into wood turning and have learned so much from you. Keep up the great work!!
Awesome, thank you, William! Enjoy your new hobby! 😊
Absolutely delightful. I would love it.
Thank you, Sand! 😃
Yes, it is a real cutie of a dish!
Hehe, thank you, Stephanie! 😊
Indeed a little cutie, no trouble at all 🥰... but masterfully turned as usual... thanks for sharing Phil... sometimes I'm almost tempted to take up the craft but then the enormity of it all boggles my mind 😵 and I go back to simply enjoying your videos 😅😉
Glad you enjoyed it, Ruthlyn! I'm so glad you watch and comment but it would be fun to see what you come up with now that you're all schooled and everything! 😊
Phil, I think you could take the ugliest twig and turn it into a beautiful piece of art!! Great bowl!
Wow, thanks, Roger! 😊
nice work thanks phil
You are very welcome, Chico, thank you for watching!
Nice sweet dish Phil, hope all is safe with you, John
Thanks, John, all good here!
Hi Phil. I have watched this video a few times now. I think it would be fair to say that 'out of little things beauty can grow'. Look at this, a little filler piece that, in the hands of a true artist, ends up as a delightful little bowl. The grain is quite nice & the finish is 'spot on' for this piece. Tiny it is but huge in its finished form in your hands. Thanks for the chance to see your skills applied to such a small, almost insignificant, piece of Cherry Plum. Cheers mate, Don from South Aust.
Thank you, Don! These little pieces are fun to turn and I suppose could make a great, quick gift.
Hi Phil
Nice little project. Happy for you it was not a bearing issue. That would have been a real pain!
Just having gone through some serious lathe issues (too long of a story to get in to) - ended buying a new lathe. Of course many of my bits and pieces don't fit, so now building new jigs etc - not much turning, but now I can do a better job making jamb chucks, glue blocks etc - so that is good. Love all of your work and really look forward to watching and "Learning" Thanks for all you do. Stay safe! Dennis
Thank you, Dennis! I'm so glad you watch and comment, much appreciated! Best of luck with your new behemoth lathe!
@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop The new lathe is awesome. No doubt a lot more lathe than my talent level! Going to take some practice to learn how to use and get the feel of all this power. Tried a small bowl, turning on the outboard side - may never turn the inside of a bowl over the bedway again. Appreciate your responses to my sometimes stupid questions!! :-) :-)
Oh my how did you manage getting such a easy one? The gods(tuffy)were smiling on you. Beautiful little bowl though. You can get started on another on now. Easy peasy! Thanks! Be safe!
Thank you, Kid! 😊 Easy is good sometimes!
Very nice Phil. Encouraging new turners is most commendable. You've done a lot to encourage me.
Wow, thank you, Jerry, your comment put a smile on my face! 😊
Just a tiny little piece of gorgeous!! Cheers, Paige C.
Glad you like it, Paige, thank you! 😊
That looks really good Phil!
Quick and easy, Bruce!
That is a cutie and very nice finish! Here in western Canada we can't get the nice woods that you have but I get lots of birch and poplar and I had to cut down a 20 year old cherry tree that was mostly rotten but I managed to save a branch so will try to turn something like what you made once it dries! Thanks for the inspiring video!
Cheers Al
Thank you very much, Al! I'm sure your Cherry will work great for something like this. I love Cherry! 😊
Neat little bowl 👍
Thanks 😊
Phil nice job, it’s another unique piece. Love your work
Glad you like it! Thank you very much! 😊
This ios a great piece! Really enjoy the end comments
Thank you very much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Awe man... I love it
I'm glad, Russ, thanks!
That is cute! I guess I'll not look at small diameter pieces the same way after seeing what you can turn from them. I have a number of pear limbs out on my firewood rack that should work. I'll give them a try. Thanks for the idea and example. This would be a nice piece to put change or rings into on a dresser or night stand.
Yes, waste not want not, Paul! Besides, I have several small pieces that are some of my favorites. 😊
Nice work Phil...now you need to turn some small apples and pears to put in it😀stay safe...press on 😎
Good idea! Thank you!
Very nice.
Thanks, Gramps! 😊
In your own words a little cutie and again you are right when you say it's a tad short for a banana bowl, How about an avocado bowl? Seems to me it would be perfect. My thanks as usual Phil for a perfect demonstration. :)
Sounds great, Alan! Avocado bowl it is! 😊
Nice Phil! Fun fun !!!!!
Thank you very much, Emmett! 😊
So cute, nice job Phil, I like it, i like little stuff!
Thank you, Judith! I know what you mean, miniatures have a certain charm. 😊
That is so cute!
I think so too, Judith, thank you! 😊
aw that is so cute
I'm glad you like it, Joyce, thank you! 😊
Very cute bowl Phil! And the fact it is Cherry Plum makes it the Apple of my Eye. Or should I say it is just Plum terrific!
Great idea and tip on finding some wood when you are desperate.
Great job my friend!
Gary
Well, maybe it's the Plum of your eye? LOL! Whatever, it was definitely fun to turn something so small and quick! If I stuck with this idea, I could get a few videos ahead! Take care, buddy!
Phil
That is a dang good idea Phil. It has been a struggle to get one ready for in time for Friday. I like to have at least two extra and I am almost back to that point.
In a few weeks I am having a little oral surgery and was told I should avoid talking for at least 2 days...RIGHT! And avoid heavy lifting so the little limb bowl will be just right. But it might have to be a silent movie..lol
Take care,
Gary
That is cute Phil👍
Thank you, Steve!
Excellent base for one of my airplants! It would be absolutely perfect! And beautiful, besides. Gives me some great ideas for future projects. That's what I call doodle wood.
Yeah, I guess it would, Dave. Doodle wood, I love that term!
Will be sending a care package in the coming days. Watch your mailbox
carbide set, nice little holder
So cute....looks good
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
Hi Phil. A loverly little bowl, I thought Tuffy had run out of wood when I first saw it. God bless, stay safe. Tony
Hahaha, that's a funny thought, Mark! Take good care, my friend!
Nice work good jop🤝💐👑
Thank you so much! 😊
That’s as cute as a speckled puppy.
Haha, sure is, Tony!
I hope you have inspired some turners with this video, good points made as usual.
Cute!
Thank you, Judit! 😊
It is a cutie for sure and you could buy mini bananas to put in it. LOL Love the beautiful grain. :)
Great idea, Marge!! Now, where to find those itty-bitty bananas? LOL!
Way cute!
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Another buried vision brought the the fore. A treasure piece, Phil. Was wondering if you were going to be wearing pieces of your disc sander, courage and experience there.
Thank you, David!
Very cute
Fun, too! Thanks, Kandie! 😊
Cutie Phil👍🇺🇸
Thank you, Cortland! 😊
Really cute, Phil, for such a small and simple piece. Drop your keys in it. I hope you heard me yelling "RECESS" as you were turning. No funnel! Take care. Bill
I heard you, Bill, I heard you! 😊 I'm glad you like it, thank you!
Thanks for the video. I'm in the process of turning my garage into a full blown woodshop. I appreciate you saying what tool you're using and the other details.
Glad to help, Nate, thank you for watching and commenting! 😊
Cute.
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Very nice job turning something out of nothing. I enjoy seeing the live edge projects done! How do you keep projects like this from warping splitting over time?
Thank you, Denny! Most pieces I turn are dry so warping or splitting aren't much of a problem. If I do turn a wet one, I just let it do what it's going to do.
Dayum Phil you put me in a plug hole
LOL! Just for you, Steve!
just cute-- ring catcher, earrings or maybe a necklace -- daily worn jewelry -- women like little things like that
Perfect for that, Lynda! 😊
"I thougth I was losing a bearing..." Famous last words Phil! Once again, a beautiful piece! Perhaps you should check your banana bowl to see if that is where you left your bearing? :-) Be safe and stay healthy my friend!
You're a comedian, David! LOL! 😊
That is some mighty pretty wood. I like the darker color and of coarse the bark, it always looks good. A question, please. Was this bowl dry?
Thank you, Don! Yes, very dry wood.
I’ve watched dozens of your videos and appreciate them. They help with my own turnings. I’m curious, as I’m sure you’ve been asked before. What do you do with , I’m sure, many hundreds of you beautiful products?
Thanks, Roger! For now I collect them. Maybe one day I will have a helper and then I can sell, pack and ship a few. 😊
“I wawn’t thayat!” (B.D.) Tiny, Tuffy and Terrific! V🤗😚 🌲🌳🌲 🌎✨ 👠👠 🏠 ♾ Roma ☮️ 🏁
Thank you, Roma! You are full of icons today! LOL!