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Thank you buddy and i like all the work you do with your wood work man

Beautiful

Amazingly beautiful. ❤

Thank you for sharing. Beautiful piece. Love the natural look.

Awesome piece.👍🏻

Gorgeous

Came from TikTok. Thanks for these full process videos! I had been wondering about your attachment approach, now I know it's big ol structural screws!

One word: STUNNING.

Андрей? Андрей МакКарн? Это что псевдоним? Работа проделана колоссальная, результат потрясающий, но к чему эти псевдонимы? Неужели нельзя быть самим собой?

I totally agree. Very nice....

Nuostabus meno kūrinys 👍👍👍. Linkiu sėkmės kuriant grožį. Linkėjimai iš Lietuvos 🇱🇹

I think bug runs and any other flaw in the wood gives it a one-of-a-kind feel to it. Keep on turning..❤

Hi Andrew What a beautiful natural story from front to end. If I were to make one little wish - I would love to do what you are doing. I love big chunks of challenging wood. Your skill is beautiful and delivered with humility and grace. A real joy. Keep doing what you do.

Love the shape

Love the lacy ant holes. I’ve turned some dizzy grubs a time or two.

Another great piece! Well done, Andrew. An idea popped in my head - maybe one time, when you stumble upon a crazy spalted piece like this one, you could turn it into a globe of a fictional planet? You could use the pyrography tool to name all the oceans and continents :) Just an idea ;) Just so you know, I totally get it that some episodes may be silent, just you doing your work. But I adore the ones that you put some personal commentary in. It gives your perspective, how you feel about the piece and so on. And I love the jokes you slip in :) Cheers, all the best!

Hermoso trabajo!

That’s some pretty amazing spalting. It turned out beautiful! Thanks Andrew!

Krásná práce

Lovely piece again. Well done. 😊

Nice work. I love me some Bradford.

beauty

"Bug Bowl" is absolutely perfect, love ur work Andrew ❤

I love turning Bradford Pear. It cuts well and finishes like glass. Awesome work!

Very nice lovely grain, another great video, I miss the voice over.

Beautiful as always! That shape never gets old.

Amazing work Andrew, very nice piece. Tell me how do you achieve the video “pan” in many of your shots. Is it post edit or? Appreciate your sharing cheers. Footnote: whilst reading through your posts I came across a pic of your camera mounted on a rail. I have to say you’re a master of videography - well done.

I really like and wish I could turn what you are, at the moment I have major heart issues and have a heart op coming up soon. What screws do you use Please.

Yhat wood is so beautiful. On one hand I agree with the previous comment about embracing bug runs, but enhancing them the way it was done on this bowl, I was not a big fan of. But, . . . This was Your turning not mine and this is your art. I just thought it was so beautiful before breaking out the Dremel. But you're a great woodturner, and boy I wish I had that heavy duty of a lathe!

The spalting is spectacular!

Man, that bowl came alive when you applied the finish! Another beautiful bowl!

Beautiful bowl, Andrew! Love your work and your eye for the bring the wood to its full potential! Thanks, Scott

What a superb piece. Simply wow😊

Wonderful piece!

The damage they can do, so nice to see the finished product....I would display with joy

Nicely done! Personally I like bug holes!

I know you got frustrated by the bug holes but I’m glad this one didn’t end up in the fire pit!

What finish did you use? Beautiful piece!

Looks good.

Beautiful work. Great edit and music choices.

Wow! Stunning piece. I was liking what you had and was anticipating the finish going on. When that first wipe across the wood with the oil happened, my eyes about popped out. Stunning my friend.

You are one of the few turners to embrace and enhance bug runs in wood turnings. I have always thought those things add character to wood turnings. Filling them with resins, at least to me, takes away from the natural beauty of the wood and what the turner does with his/her artistic flare. Nice one, Andrew!!

That spalting is phenomenal!! Good save! Usually, if I find something like that, it's too rotten to turn. I have started using cactus juice and a vacuum chamber. You have to heat it up to activate the resin, and let's just say it's the fastest I've been kicked out to the dog house ever!! That stuff stinks, and now my wife has a new oven. I do have carpeting in my dog house now, though!! Beautiful piece, Andrew!! I love that form, too! Great video!! Thank you for sharing with us, and I always look forward to your videos!!

Beautiful bowl Andrew! I know it’s a lot of work but well worth it! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the reminder that there's often something very exciting on the inside.

Bravo!

Beautiful work as always. Glad to see another video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎

I’d say both types of videos. I like the natural deforming out of round from wet wood. How often do these crack after drying? Also is it best to let it dry in its own shavings to mostly avoid cracks? Thanks for sharing!

Wow Andrew, this is beautiful work. The ugliest logs have some of the prettiest wood and you know how to use it.