I watched the "silent" version of the video and I am so pleased that I returned to the "narrated" version to bettet understand the process, sir.  This is a work of art  worthy of view and your polite  acceptance of criticism is commendable.
I hope the family and friends of the late Mr.Woods are comforted by seeing the stone and are reminded of a good life, well lived.
Thank you.  Blessings and peace from UK

I watched the first video and had some questions. This video answered all my questions. What a fascinating process. Beautiful work.

This is fascinating! Always a pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work.
Thank you!!

Thank you Al for doing a wonderful job in keeping someone’s loved one alive forever

I'm glad you put up the second video. It answered a lot of questions.

Excellent video, thank you...😊

I always appreciate watching a craftsman at work. Thanks for doing this narrated version. You answered my questions from the original. Even though I knew how it would turn out, it’s still pretty intense to watch. Seems like even a minor error would result in a major defect and would be really difficult to repair (if at all.)  This was great to watch. Hopefully we’ll see more videos like this. 🪦

Thank you for this video - comment from the “other” side - I CLEAN old headstones - it is the frosted part of the headstone that is the problem - the moss, mold, lichen is able to get into the stone wherever the gloss is removed - luckily D2 Biological will get rid of the  organisms for about 5 years - the scrubbing of the  “frosted” area is the hardest - never again will I ever buy a headstone with a “frosted” area on the headstone - from a hard working cleaner

appreciate you doing a narrarated version of the video.  I watched both versions actually.  but love all the detail you shared in your voice over.

I know this is how to make a living...but, you must know that you also provide a heart felt service. It looks like you enjoy your craft. Thank you.

The narration makes it much better! I happened to see the other video first, then wanted to see this with the better explanation. Interesting to learn about this.

The care you show for somebody’s loved ones headstone has helped restore my faith in humanity

As a funeral director and funeral home business owner of a dozen homes here in California, I never really understood totally on how the headstone monuments we done. First off you do beautiful work Mr Flores. Secondly, and finally thank you very much for the education.  🙂

I always wondered how the engraving was done. I watched the first video and the first thing I thought of was what kind of material was being adhered to the stone and I then I saw your plotter. And I watched you weed the rubber template. I started my own custom vinyl graphics business about a year ago. I love weeding out the letters, too! Very therapeutic. Just in your own little world, with the vinyl and the hook and good Latin music. I have a Graphtec plotter. I love that machine! I feel the same way as you do. When I do custom vinyl on a window or a vehicle, it must be perfect. Nothing less will do because that's my name on it, too. And when people see it, they see my art. Thank you for sharing this awesome video and for the detailed explanations! 🙂

I watched the sped up version thinking I'd like to hear a commentary on the process. The next video was this one. I enjoyed watching both. Very interesting. Beautiful job too.

Camping fuel?!?  😳. I would have never imagined.

This was so interesting. Thank you for taking such care in what you do. It is very respectful to the life of the person represented by your work and what you create.

Wow!  Just wow!  Beautiful work and fascinating to watch. I never knew how this was done.  I watched the sped up version first and really was curious what was being done. So glad you did the second version with narration.  Would also like to see more about your design process in the CAD software and also the plotter. Thanks very much for educating me.

RIP Butch
nice work Al

Very informative. I love your show and would love to see it performed on site when possible thank you very much.