One Winged Camellia Bowl! - Wood Turning 

You are very welcome, Dinah, thank you for watching! Perfect wood is sooo boring, I think. 😊

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Haha, you're one of those guys that likes to watch Nascar just because you're hoping for a crash! Thanks for the laugh, Tuffy! Now it's dinner time!

So glad you enjoyed the video, thank you! 😊

Good morning, Garth! 😊 Thank you!

Thank you very much, Kobie! 😊

Thank you! Cheers! 😊

Thank you very much, Glenda!

Excellent! Good luck with your new masterpiece, Patrick!

One with the wood, Marilyn, I'm glad you see that, thank you!

I appreciate your time, Kevin! I don't blame you one bit! 😊

Thank you, Ray! That's how I look at it, too! Unique. 😊

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Thank you, Mark!

Thank you so much, Jo Ann! 😊

Glad you like it, L W, thank you!

Thank you, Bobby! 😊

I'm glad you agree, Tom, thank you!

So much wood, Lewis, so little time... Thanks for watching! 😊

Thank you very much! 😊

We did, Mark! We both enjoyed our visit and swapping wood. The Black Cherry will come, for sure! 😊

Thanks, Mike!

Thank you, Robert!

Yeah, it happens to all of us now and then, I think. 😊

Many thanks, Andy! 😊 Yeah, it's hard for sure!

My pleasure, Alan, thank YOU for watching! 😊

Haha, thank you, Michael, I'm the winner! 😊

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Glad you like them, Scott! Once you've turned a couple it's very difficult to go back to just round. At least, for me. 😊

Thank you, Mike! Cheers!

Glad to hear it, John, thanks! 😊

Me too, Charles! Thank you! 😊

I'm glad you like that, Kevin!

Thank you, Sylvie! 😊 You are right, of course. I have the best, most generous viewers on the planet! If not for them I would be turning only the cracked, bug infested wood that is common to my area. I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to turn such a great variety of wood.

I appreciate your kind comments, Stevan, thank you very much!

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Thank you, Ben! 😊

Thank you so much, Sue! 😊

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Many thanks, Bill, thank you for watching! 😊

Many thanks for your support, much appreciated! 😊

Thank you so much, Donald!

Yeah, it's different, Billy! Glad you like it, buddy, thank you!

Thank you, Gaetan! Cheers! 😊

I love that side, John! 😊

Thank you, Mike!

Works for me, Carl, thank you very much!

Thanks, Maud! 😃

Thank you, Mike!

Thank you, Steve!

Excellent, thank you, Mal! 😊

Cool, thanks, Garth! 😊

Thank you, Emmett!

I'm glad, Larry, thank you! 😊

Thank you, Simon! 😊 Cheers!

Step away from RU-vid, Khan! Go outside, smell a flower, breathe deep. We'll all be here waiting for you when you return. 😊 LOL!

I'm so glad, Robert, thank you! 😊

That makes me happy, Jen, thank you! 😊

I am very well, Kirk, thank you! I hope you and yours are happy and healthy, too! 😊

I'm glad you think so, Paul! Thank you very much!

Glad you enjoyed it, Gord! You are right, "usual" is much more difficult, for me. Heck, nature put all that effort into a piece of wood, might as well use it! Thanks for watching and for your great comment, Gord, I really appreciate it! 😊

Thank you, Kipra!

Thank you, M V T!

Thank you, John! Seahawks and they lost! Can't remember the score, trying to put it out of my memory... 😊

Haha! Thank you, Doc!

Thank you, Michael! 😊

Thank you! Cheers! 😊

Thanks for watching, Rick!

Thank you, Cortland! 😊

Thanks for the visit B W! 😊

Wow, thank you so much, David, for your uplifting comment! 😊

Awesome thank you, Rene, I'll be on the lookout! 😊

I'm honored you would even think like that. Thank you! Stay happy and healthy and enjoy that large shop! 😊

Glad you like it, Jack, thank you!

Thank you kindly, Kandie!

Thanks for sticking it out, David. I'm glad you like it, thank you! 😊

Thank you, Gil! Yeah, if you've got some healthy ones I think the flowers make keeping them more important. 😊

I'm glad you think so, Manjit! Thank you! 😊

Thank you very much, Scott! 😊

Thanks, J'Lyssa! 😊

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Thank you so much! I guess that's half the fun. Just get a hold on it and see what happens! 😊

@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop i like to do the same, let the wood dictate

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Glad you think so! 😊

Thank you so much, Maurine! 😊

My pleasure, Greg, thanks for watching! 😊

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So nice of you, Kelly, thank you! 😊

Thank you, Scotty! I was a woodworker for 50 years before I retired and decided to become a turner. I don't recommend it for you. It's far too much fun and your life will change and if you are anything like me, you will miss woodworking a lot! Thank you so much for subscribing, I will try to be worthy. 😊

@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop I really enjoyed your reply, thank you! I have some sycamore limbs that my grandfather had cut up for firewood that are about 4-6 in in diameter. I wanted to save anything that he had a hand in, I loved him more than anything else. Anyways, I have had these logs since 2009 when he passed. Do you think one of these could be turned into some type bowl or something? I used some 1 in diameter limbs he had cut up to make checker board pieces for a board I made and gave to my grandmother after he passed away. She passed away a few months ago at 99. Thank you for getting back to me sir. Scotty Johnson

@@scotty2735 Sure, a small bowl could be made from limbs that size. Or maybe a spindle turning like a vase or candle holder, etc.

I'm 76 years old. I learned basic wood turning at school, when I was 12-13, but non after that until recently, so I'm learning all over again. I bought the cheapest lathe I could find a few years ago, a chuck, and a cheap set of turning chisels, and, as you can see above still making mistakes. (Cost me about £500, but they are a lot cheaper in the USA, have a look on Amazon. com for a start, and then elsewhere for better prices. Tools and chucks are cheaper on AliExpress.) I've since added a couple of parting tools, 1/4 & 1/8''. _One piece of advice; if you want to do it, do it!_ There's no reason not to. There's more than enough instruction, (free on YT), to get you started. One tip, instead of using bowl gouges, start by using scrapers, they are a lot more forgiving, and are far less likely to dig in and snatch! I use a 1/2 round, and a skewed scraper for most of my work, on the outside and inside of bowls, and just occasionally use a bowl gouge for deep bowl work, inside the bowl. It works for me. My first 'commission' was to make a wooden 'foot' for an antique Napoleon Wine glass. My price? a bottle of Scotch!😊 .

My pleasure, Don! 😊 Thank you for watching!

Haha, you've just forgotten, Huw. Stuff does occasionally go flying in my shop! I'm glad you like this one, thank you so much for taking your time to watch, my friend! 😊

I'm so glad, Marge, thank you! 😊

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Wow, so kind of you, Joalla! Thank you very much! 😊 I will try to be worthy.

@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop you already are : )

@@PhilAndersonShadyAcresWoodshop Made me chuckle with your comment. That is a good thing. Life is kind of rough for me right now

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Thank you, Don, I'm glad you like it! 😊

You are just too kind, Carsten! 😊 Thank you so much for your support!

Haha! Yeah, ya always gotta watch for cats before you sit down! To be honest, I think I like the finish you got on yours better, but you are right about "warm and wonderful." The Howard's will do that every time. Thanks buddy, have a great evening! Don't forget the popcorn!

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Thanks so much, Christine! 😊