I normally wish to keep the bark on natural edge pieces, but I knew this piece of Horse Chestnut Burl would be cooler without it. Thankfully I managed to eliminate it and also add some carved feet to the piece. I utilized premium Danish oil to finish it.
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Astounding transformation Andy! Love watching your work!
Thanks so much!
Good morning Andy! Wonderful video for breakfast👍. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🥐☕🇦🇹.
Morning…thanks 👍
Been following your channel for so long, love your vids, got you confused with another creator cuz im a little drunk, thought it was a cooking channel that decided to spin the worlds largest scone
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“Double Double, toil and trouble,
Fire burn and Cauldron bubble”
All it needs is the stereotypical semicircular wire handle. Fantastic work, mate, I adore the wee little legs. Cheers from Tasmania.
I must be getting hungry,when you first started I thought you were making a Mac Donald’s egg and cheese biscuit.,had a rough night.looked like that was some serious hardwood,when you first started.beautiful bowl,would not expect no less.great video and great job as always.just keep on doing what you do best.kudos to you.still hungry.LOL👍👍👍😎😎😎
CRICKY Andy brilliantly executed 👏👏👏 just stunning work of art. Keep the dream alive son Aussie Aussie Aussie GDAY MATE from brisbane Australia
It’s Friday! I can’t say how much I look forward to these videos of pure skill and art. Thank you for sharing it 😊
To this day I still don’t know how your channel ended up in my feed. It was probably after I was checking out axe prices online at my local hardware store about 3 years ago. That’s algorithms at work I guess.
I’m certainly not complaining though. I like your work 👍
That’s absolutely gorgeous and I love the colours and markings in the wood. ❤❤❤🎉
Just another day creating masterpieces! This is one of your more beautiful piece Andy. Thank you!
That’s great, Andy. I really like the top edge treatment. Just curious, are any of those bandsaw cutoffs going to wind up in resin?
Bill
I was hoping you’d leave some of the exposed burl. Debarking can be a pain, but totally worth it. A lot of people never see the real hidden beauty inside. Thanks for showing it in the fashion you did!
Phenomenal! Finally somebody doing something a little different with a different bottom!
Very nice turning indeed. Glad you didn’t epoxy fill the gaps as most turner’s are doing lately. “Au natural”
Andy, it’s been awhile since you’ve made an egg. You should make a dragon egg. Out of colored pencils!
Funky feet; my favorite! Looks like someone else’s, too; somebody snapped that sucker up in a hurry! Oh well. At least I got to watch you make it; it’s always a great day to see one of your creations show up in my feed (-:
I like that “Pick tool” you made out of an old (presumably broken) screwdriver. I would do exactly the same thing!
Wow, ok yeah that’s one of, if not my favorite, piece you’ve done! Very simple design, that just brought that dead piece of wood to life! Beauty…
Great piece. Always love the look of a burl bowl with the natural edge left rough. Well done.
Very nice, a beautiful piece of wood I do like your design, I like the foot, I love your bark removal tool. thanks.
I can totally see 1:14 – 1:30 being sampled by an industrial or trance group such as KMFDM or Infected Mushroom.