Looks like a very nice tool, and sweet burs. I bet it handles a lot nicer then the cheaper corded grinder u have. Hope they work out well for you, as well as for us viewers ofcourse :D. Looking forward to seeing more!
It’s pretty powerful for it’s size, it would work well I think for the stuff you do. Yeah, the corded grinder only has a single speed and it vibrates more than the Milwaukee. I think variable gives more control. Thanks for the support my friend, hope all is well!🌝
@@wood-psyche sounds like the cheap ones would work just fine for the eyeball bits i use. I have looked at the cheaper rotary tools for 6 and 8mm shaft sized bits before when you had one in the video of the monk carving but i didnt pull the trigger on buying one. Something with battery would always have my preference these days and id like variable speeds as well. Probably best for me to save up for something better. Until then a regular drill does the job too. It just doesnt burn the eyes black due to lack of rpm. Since im on the topic of eye ball bits. I have found a nice and easy way to add and pupils to my carvings. Have made a few test eyes, ill see if i can show it in some upcomming video but will probably add a little post with some pics before then as well. I think it looks neat anyway esspecially since ut takes hardly any time or effort and it will look the same every time as well pretty much. Hope you are doing good as well. Over here everything is going pretty good, bit busy learning the whole web design/programming thing so i dont see much daylight these days but should be worth it eventually! All the best to you my friend, and good luck on your upcomming projects!
I think ill get a corded one with variable speed from aliexpress they start at about 30 euro. I wont get the cheapest one but about 50 euro is reasonable to me
@@MathieusChainsawCarvings I just got some Kutzall burrs 1/4” or 6mm. They work extremely well with the cordless grinder. Should have a vid up in a few days showing the extreme coarse Kutzall in action . I can see using specific burrs for eyes but I tend to have small pieces where I make squinty or narrow eyes a lot. Hope the web design stuff is going well. I built my own site: www.wood-psyche.com which I might have told you already. Fun stuff. I look forward also to seeing your new work when you get time. Take care!!!!🌝
@@MathieusChainsawCarvings Nice, I’ll be interested in seeing how it works out for you. With your type of work I think the 6mm or 8mm would be suitable. I should have a new vid up soon!🌝
Hey thanks Aiden, should be getting the follow up video on this up really soon, really interesting burrs and angle grinder I have found recently from some ideas.
Merci pour toutes vos intéressantes vidéos je les apprécie beaucoup. Je ne connaissais pas la milwaukee qui a l'air solide et pratique. Vous êtes un artiste que je découvre et je me suis abonné . Félicitations de France (Alsace)👍❤
Merci, Je parle un peu français, ce qui J'ai appris au lycée... Je suis content que vous aimiez la chaîne. J'ai déjà voyagé en France, je suis inspiré par votre pays et le l'histoire aussi bien que l'art. Cordialement!
@@wood-psyche merci Oui l'art en France fait partie de son 'histoire . j'habite en en Alsace si vous connaissez ? J'ai regardé différents sans fil..Dremel me semble quand même le plus intéressant ou peut être Bosch ?
@@Artsens Oui, je connais l'Alsace, mes amis habitent à Mulhouse, J'ai visité Carnac, Lyon et Avignon. Je pense que Bosch et Metabo sont de bons outils. Je les recommande.
5:39 Cher Ami Je viens de regarder le milkauwee sans fil m12 est ce celui que tu as ? Je n'en vois pas d'autre..ma question est ce que son mandrin accepte les fraises 1/8 ? Et d'autres diamètres? Cette machine m'intéresse stp peut tu m'en dire stp ou conseiller quel modèle celui que j ai vu sur Amazon est a akku il a de bons commentaires.
Salut, Oui c'est pareil, Il n'est livré qu'avec 1/4 » 6mm mais je pense que vous pouvez trouver des pinces de différents diamètres, par exemple sur ebay. J'espère que cela vous aidera!🌝
@@wood-psyche Merci entre temps j'ai acheté un autre Dremel j'avais contacté Milkauwee France ils mont dit qu'il n'y a pas d'adaptateur pour des fraises de 1/8 . Je ne savais pas que d'autres fabricants ont des adaptations .
Cool tool stay safe just carve
Thanks Rob, all the best to you!🌝
Great review! Good stuff!
Much appreciated James!
Looks like a very nice tool, and sweet burs. I bet it handles a lot nicer then the cheaper corded grinder u have.
Hope they work out well for you, as well as for us viewers ofcourse :D. Looking forward to seeing more!
It’s pretty powerful for it’s size, it would work
well I think for the stuff you do. Yeah, the corded grinder only has a single speed and it
vibrates more than the Milwaukee. I think variable gives more control. Thanks for the support my friend, hope all is well!🌝
@@wood-psyche sounds like the cheap ones would work just fine for the eyeball bits i use. I have looked at the cheaper rotary tools for 6 and 8mm shaft sized bits before when you had one in the video of the monk carving but i didnt pull the trigger on buying one.
Something with battery would always have my preference these days and id like variable speeds as well.
Probably best for me to save up for something better. Until then a regular drill does the job too. It just doesnt burn the eyes black due to lack of rpm.
Since im on the topic of eye ball bits. I have found a nice and easy way to add and pupils to my carvings. Have made a few test eyes, ill see if i can show it in some upcomming video but will probably add a little post with some pics before then as well.
I think it looks neat anyway esspecially since ut takes hardly any time or effort and it will look the same every time as well pretty much.
Hope you are doing good as well. Over here everything is going pretty good, bit busy learning the whole web design/programming thing so i dont see much daylight these days but should be worth it eventually!
All the best to you my friend, and good luck on your upcomming projects!
I think ill get a corded one with variable speed from aliexpress they start at about 30 euro. I wont get the cheapest one but about 50 euro is reasonable to me
@@MathieusChainsawCarvings I just got some Kutzall burrs 1/4” or 6mm. They work
extremely well with the cordless grinder.
Should have a vid up in a few days showing
the extreme coarse Kutzall in action .
I can see using specific burrs for eyes but I tend to have small pieces where I make squinty or narrow eyes a lot.
Hope the web design stuff is going well. I built my own site:
www.wood-psyche.com
which I might have told you already. Fun stuff.
I look forward also to seeing your new work
when you get time. Take care!!!!🌝
@@MathieusChainsawCarvings Nice, I’ll be interested in seeing how it works out for you.
With your type of work I think the 6mm or 8mm would be suitable. I should have a new vid up soon!🌝
Looks like a fantastic carving tool especially with these burrs
Hey thanks Aiden, should be getting the follow up video on this up really soon, really
interesting burrs and angle grinder I have found recently from some ideas.
@@wood-psyche I use an angel grinder a lot to remove wood fast its great
looks like an interesting tool.
It definitely is something I find beneficial
with it’s light weight qualities. Thanks Matt!🌝
Merci pour toutes vos intéressantes vidéos je les apprécie beaucoup. Je ne connaissais pas la milwaukee qui a l'air solide et pratique.
Vous êtes un artiste que je découvre et je me suis abonné . Félicitations de France (Alsace)👍❤
Merci, Je parle un peu français, ce qui J'ai appris au lycée... Je suis content que vous aimiez la chaîne. J'ai déjà voyagé en France, je suis inspiré par votre pays et le l'histoire aussi bien que l'art. Cordialement!
@@wood-psyche merci Oui l'art en France fait partie de son 'histoire . j'habite en en Alsace si vous connaissez ?
J'ai regardé différents sans fil..Dremel me semble quand même le plus intéressant ou peut être Bosch ?
@@Artsens Oui, je connais l'Alsace, mes amis habitent à Mulhouse,
J'ai visité Carnac, Lyon et Avignon.
Je pense que Bosch et Metabo sont de bons outils.
Je les recommande.
@@wood-psyche super Mulhouse n'est pas loin de moi je suis proche de la Suisse et de l'Allemagne..
Those bits look really aggressive. The milwaukee should have some really good battery life too.
Yeah I got that powerful upgrade battery for those, the burrs are deadly!🌝
5:39 Cher Ami
Je viens de regarder le milkauwee sans fil m12 est ce celui que tu as ? Je n'en vois pas d'autre..ma question est ce que son mandrin accepte les fraises 1/8 ? Et d'autres diamètres?
Cette machine m'intéresse stp peut tu m'en dire stp ou conseiller quel modèle celui que j ai vu sur Amazon est a akku il a de bons commentaires.
Salut,
Oui c'est pareil,
Il n'est livré qu'avec 1/4 » 6mm mais je pense que vous pouvez trouver des pinces de différents diamètres, par exemple sur ebay.
J'espère que cela vous aidera!🌝
@@wood-psyche Merci entre temps j'ai acheté un autre Dremel j'avais contacté Milkauwee France ils mont dit qu'il n'y a pas d'adaptateur pour des fraises de 1/8 . Je ne savais pas que d'autres fabricants ont des adaptations .