Nice work, thanks for showing how to make one now I need to get past being sad to make one for my son.

Very nice.

You know it always amazes me that all of you can make an awesome finial or a beautiful lid with fine detail with those big tools. It is stunning.

I would be honored to spend eternity in this piece. But not quite yet.

Great turning as always, Afshin. It's very respectful to use beautiful wood for someone's ashes. I hope you got the lid off again.

Very well made, I’m in the middle of making one and found this to be inspirational, thank you so much

That is beautiful, Afshin. If I were the customer, I would change my mind and not bury it. Of course there’s no should or shouldn’t in this, when one is grieving.

Thank you for your good explanation. This urn has become very beautiful. I expect that I will make one for our dog someday. That is why I am now learning now how to do it and don't wait for it to be necessary. Frank.

Thank you for this video, I am currently making one for my mom. I think I will do a few trial runs before I attempt the final piece.

Great project Afshin, and that hook tool is a great hollowing piece of kit. Cheers Mike

Hi Afshin, very nice turning my friend. I turned a pice of yew for my choc lab. It’s a labour of love.

Very nice job. I saw on another channel where the urn that was to be buriied was made to fill from the bottom and the lid was attached using 2 brass screws. I always enjoy watching you turn and correct as you go ( getting the right size tenon for the lid).

Very tasteful👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Excellent workmanship!

Great job. I need to make some myself. Very nice shape and example. Blessings to you.

I'm sure whoever's going in that will be happy living in there...👍

Thank You Afshin..always fun...One of these days I will probably need one of those unless someone uses an old Coffee can instead..HA...OK, Afshin perhaps a Tea Tin instead....I was thinking while you were turning. English Walnuts are abundant here in Calif. but all the trees are grafted at the bottom about waist high with Black Walnut for strength of the roots. I was thinking it would be an very cleaver turning to make something at just the point where the two come together on the trunk...If I could ever find a downed tree...I will have to keep my eyes pealed for that rare bird....tm

A joy to watch Afshin.

Hi Afshin this is an amazing urn you are really blessed.

Very nice and beautifully done Afshin.

Excellent job and shape, respect.

Beautiful form.

Another class piece of turning.. you should be proud :)

Nicely done Afshin👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

You have very good technique.

Beautiful piece.

Great job my friend 👍🏼👍🏼🍻

Glad you’re still enjoying the hook beast! A nice shape to the urn. My first proper lidded box was an urn for our cat. Came out well I think. Well done, see you next time!

as alway`s Beautiful

Top job afshin 👍

Все ,как всегда,супер))

great turn Afshin love it keep it up ❤️

No worries about the camera; just glad your face is fine

I could rest up in that afshin it's beautiful P.S not just yet though ha ha

nice1 Afshin ;)

Great piece of work sir; What are the approximate measurements of this piece compared to what the starting size of the log was?

Hey Afshin, a nice respectful job, it looks great. I have found when I make a box with a tight fitting lid, it becomes loose after a few days no matter how dry the wood is, so hopefully the lid on the urn might loosen for you a bit if you haven't got it off yet . Take care and look forward to your next video my friend 😊

Hi there, from South Africa, do you treat the inside of the urn as well with a finish?

How deep do you make your drill hole for hollowing? Nicely done by the way!

Hi Afshin, do you prefer the Maxi 1 or the one you are using now?

Scared the life out of me when you apologized for your face shield you sounded worried and i thought you were hurt

As a couple of suggestions to improve your presentation for a nice project: 1. Make your point quickly when making videos. 2. Avoid use of your middle finger when pointing to things since some people may think you are sending an unspoken message that is not nice. Some would think you are flipping them the bird. I am not saying you are doing this, but rather saying that this is how some may view it; particularly for a US viewer. It is more a cultural thing.