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Thank you for not taking off that lip. It looks so nice. Sometimes, the best pieces are the ones that you do the least amount of work on.

Would a Sorby curved hollowing tool have worked , ? Or a long bar hollowing tool with the twin grips , that you remove the tool rest and install the rectangle tool support . I think it might be called a MacGregor system., I have two Oneway curved bowl rests , one twelve inches long and one eight inches . Many power carvers use a flex shift tool with rotary rasps to brake odd shapes. A flower pot with some stone plants would be cool

I just stumbled onto this video from the past. I agree, it is an amazing piece!

i know what i can do BURN IT its a p.o,s. you wasted to much time on that hope your next meal wont depend on a sale of that P.O.S. I WOULD NOT PUT MY NAME ON THAT im gone what a waste of time

That is one oddball piece from one oddball wood turner. Quite appropriate. Love the gnarly interior with the smooth outer lip. A nice contrast. Glad you went minimal. Maybe a cut glass whiskey tumbler with a votive candle?

Looks great

Looks great! Thanks for always referencing your speeds, it helps a lot for us beginners.

Maybe just an old small canning jar

Beautiful.

Hey bark guy. ❤ 👍👍👍

What an epic piece, Maestro! Mother Nature is a beautiful mistress, isn't she! Gotta say I was clenching my butt cheeks watching you nibbling away at the inside... I was waiting for a nasty impact. Sanding the inside, you could have done it with a 4 1/2" vented/holed disc, cut from the outside to the holes to make it a 2" with an inch flap on the outside, which will fold up the side of your sanding pad, then just press it into the hole and let the drill do the work. Just a thought? J

This piece would be Great for spinning top wars.

Much easier to see the beauty of a turning in someone else's piece than your own. Beautiful work!

carve a little bear and put it in the hole. .Your daughter probably do the bear. she would be like talented you.

would a swan neck have done it? Having said that i kept just waiting for a big bang - a brave piece of turning.

A small potted fern would look good in there, I think the draping fronds would look natural and emphasize the natural inside surface. Glad you didn't cut the top!.

Great video! Do you know the max blade width this saw will accept?

What you call a torch is a blow torch in UK.. loved this turn.

Patience Patience Patience ❤👍👍👍

Another piece of art! I hope your thumbs get better soon.🙏🏻🥰❤️

You can make sand-o-flex though. There's UA-cam videos. So if shipping makes you cringe....

PHIL!!! LANGUAGE!!! You set an all time record for personal put downs. Really, calling yourself an idiot? Nope, inappropriate. Your work on this piece was at the very highest level. So difficult! I think you did a perfect example of how I often talk about turning. I say "The finished piece is in there, your job is to listen to the wood and find it." Love the final result. I think it's a personal best for you. Medium height candle looks best to me.

Really cool! Glad you didn’t touch the main feature.

I haven't seen anything yet that hasn't looked fantastic when your finished. The way you try to keep the bark and other natural features is great. Like watching you peform.

I'm so glad you didn't cut any of the beauty off the top edge. This is a beautiful piece and you can put anything or nothing in it.

Phill, the biggest challenges often have the greatest rewards, in this case I would say you nailed it ,big time, Wonderful work as always .Enjoyed watching it ,make you make it turn it into a true beauty,

I thought you were going to lose it on this one. But you pulled it off ,very nice. Very nice. Congrats.

Phil, I think stopping when you did feels right to me. You were making me nervous trying to cut more on the inside. I normally watch you on our TV where I, of course can't comment. So, I had to pull it up on my tablet and give you my opinion. It looks good! Keep up the good turning! Be safe,

Chips and dip ? Maybe ? 👍👍👍

Very unique. ❤ 👍👍👍

Phil, why not turn a weed pot that is the right size?

Very informative. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍

Phil, you and I are in the same general age bracket, and you are not backing away from any challenge being presented to you. Age has given you strength to push your own boundaries, and we all learn from watching you give something a try that might not be comfortable to you. Not only do you take these challenges on, you create a beautiful piece that anyone would love to have in their home! Not cutting away the sides was a perfect, although difficult, choice. Please keep experimenting, and I'll keep cheering from the sidelines. It is a gorgeous piece!

how aboutb a cactus pot plant in a small pot you can turn and insert like a tenon

As much as I enjoy your videos about woodturning, I also recognize it's your channel to share whatever you enjoy- Whatever you like to share about is all good!

lol. So, how hard was it for to turn a “round” project? Beautiful piece. You worked it out!!

That’s beautiful. ❤ 👍👍👍

I like the subtle asymmetry myself - makes it more natural-looking.

What a unique piece of wood. Glad you kept the biggest part part of it's natural shape!!!!

Turned out very nice. I’m inspired. Thank you. ❤👍👍👍

That is wild. ❤ luv it. 👍👍👍 😎

That's nice, Phil. You made the right decision to not turn away the top of that opening. Look for a pillar candle at the store. Bill

Another beauty ❤👍👍👍

Luv it ❤ Very unique 👍👍👍

Really very nice. 👍👍👍

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Great piece. Question unrelated to this specific piece - what grit do you use for your 'every day' sharpening?

I almost didn’t want it to be turned ❤😂 it’s just stunning But you worked your magic as usual

Hi Phil what a magnificent piece of wood its beautiful the grain and spalting is wonderful. I really like how you let the wood do what's natural. The bowl is magnificent and unique I love it well turned Phil. Amanda xx

I think it's beautiful