Matt, just retired 67 y/o. Looking for a new inexpensive hobby. Love your tutorials. Ready to purchase a stylo dremel unit. U r my go to guy. I enjoy your breakdown points. Tim
I love your honest spirit. You made me feel real excited to start a new hobby. I went garage saleing with my grandmother one day with Ten bucks in my pocket. I have no need for added "STUFF " as i am 47 and lived threw my overload of Nik Nak phase.. Ha.. BUT!... lo and behold.... I suddenly found out that I entered my " I want a unendless great book kinda hobby phase !" metaphorically of course.. Read a book!?.. blah. Not me... sry.. long story short. I was very excited when I saw this little 6 by by 12 gray tool kit!😄 I love tools... and thinking of course it has to be a set of some kind!.... right?.... I FOUND IT! I FOUND MY UNENDLESS GREAT BOOK KIND OF HOBBY!" WOOD CARVING! Yep.. And like you said, there are unendless ideas, and practices, ECT, ect... Oops sry...rambling agion.. lol writing a book. Ok...... Sooo it was a ROTARY tool kit with 60 accessories. The motor is 120v/60hz. 16,250 RPM's ( No load ) "I don't know what that means".. 🤔 The make is Chicago electric power tools. What is your opinion about this as a starter?
I just started carving as I've taken an interset in scroll and Celtic patterns on furniture and corbel shelves I find your vids super helpful in all the steps you cover. Thank you
With your inspiration, it’s time to bring out my 40 year old set of carving gouges and select some additions to the process , especially the Marathon unit. I very much appreciate you putting the time into your tool and supply list and wish all RUclipsrs would be as helpful. Old man, new subscriber. You rock.
What a wonderful video you created! And you're such an enthusiastic supporter of our woodcarving adventures! I'm a total beginner and I started out by buying a Hardell rotary tool. It just doesn't have the torque to do the heavy detail of the tree of life medalion I drew on basswood to be part of a cabinet I refinished. You're helping me to understand where I need to go with this next. And, to continue to be excited about a potential artistic future. Many thanks, and I've subscribed.
Love your videos. I got into wood carving afew months back and it's my new favorite hobby. I learned a lot from your vids and I look back constantly to re learn and reference. Thank you, you're a great teacher
Hi matt, at the first i have to say a big thank you for what did you and do now, it's amazing, I don't know you anything about you,but i feel you are is my close friend.. My name is Ali and Im from IRAN🇮🇷,(yeah,that's right, The same country that is called the enemy of America in the media)(Shame on Politics😞) anyway.. Your speech is vey impressive, and for me it changed me and changed my way.. now i have goal, because of your encourage to trust in myself and do something now.. If you are a religious man, what you do is no different from helping a person that have nothing and God will reward you for doing this. Thank you again, and I wish you to be healthy and rich🧿🌹🙏👍💸
Just bought a Dremel and want to get started. I have a project I want to try. I have a piece of wood I found on the side of the road and it seems that it is good for practice. I sure hope I can get it right. I watch your videos and hopefully learned much to do a simple task.
Love the way you break it down, bro! That's why we tune in!! Hope everyone at the Cornelius Casa is doing well! I pray for the Lord's blessings upon you all!
DUDE. From one southern creative creature to another: I came looking to see what bits I need to shell out for this time, and I am leaving goin "Huh...I actually have that already". Thanks for saving me some grip. Like, genuinely.
hello from puerto rico thank you for your videos resently i had a stroke and thanks to your videos it has motivaded to recuperate and start to wood carving and i have learned a lot thank you
I stumbled across your videos on utube and have watched a few of them now. Can't wait to watch more of them. You have a great way of teaching. Going to purchase a Dremel stylo in the near future and give it a go.
Thank you Matt , I’ve recently taken an interest in tiki carvings and I found that you on RUclips . Great to watch you carve and learn . I wish you all the best
Thank you Matt. for your brilliant vid. My only regret is that I never met you earlier, but the time I have left, you give me so much inspiration to have a go. God bless you.
I purchased this to do some light PC case modification along with the dremel tungsten carbide cutting bit. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfPgcZ5_Cl0HDUKkMJAKde11YKQZVgMoR I had to remove a flange from my PC case that was preventing my monitor cable from fully seating in my GPU's HDMI connector, and after hacking away at this 2mm flange with a hand file I broke down and purchased this (at Home Depot).I have to say it's fantastic, and by far the best rotary tool I've used. No wobble or give from the shaft, plenty enough torque for light metal work, and decent battery life. The WC bit ate through the steel frame quite easily, and the chuck seemed to hold it firmly. This may seem obvious, but I especially appreciated the cordless nature of the tool since I was holding it at odd angles to ensure I didn't shower the inside of my PC with metal shavings.TL;DR, this is the one to get for light-medium duty work.
you are awsome Man ,I have been carving for 30 yrs . lost one eye in 2012 ,cave yup carving ,started in 2021 but can not do the fine sharpening. I am try trying to do power carving ,you are so much what I need .I have Fordem I have Dremail just need you to help me. I will keep watching your video's Julien Lamarche
ever since i seen u use the stylo thats all i use most of the time Im gonna get a marathon I really like that set up ,I do alot of fine detail work I like little details and lettering .Im about to try a butterfly
Thank you for posting this. I’m really encouraged by you! This is my first video on power wood carvings. I’m interested in carving combs. Does the wood type matter to what type of burr that’s used?
I love the way of your presentation and always your videos are my references ....my problem is want use appropriate wood as a beginner ... your recommendation is an asset for me
Hello! Thank you for your videos! Beginner here, I’ve been watching your videos and you use those 3 little round ones a lot. What are their sizes and how do I find them? The link in the video only had 2. Im not sure which one to order on its own. Also, the sand paper linked is unavailable, anything specific I should look for in sand paper? And the dust mask link isn’t working anymore. Anything specific to look for there? I’ve just been using a 3ply face mask like you wear at a drs office, I’m not sure if that’s enough. Thank you!!
Which grit level do you find is most useful for your Duragrit pointed conical burs? As a new carver, I truly appreciate your videos and generous sharing of info and tips! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks for putting up this video. I have tried to use my dremel before, not always with good luck, lol This explains a lot. Look forward to more videos.
Just starting out, really enjoy your videos. A question: I have to carve a ring box with names, letters pretty small. Would you follow the same concept of continual light passes until deep enough, or would you switch to a flat engraving bit, like the dremel 108/111.
Hi I want to thank you for your videos. I have always loved making things and I started carving my own guitars a while back but stopped now for years because of the place I am living doesn't have any place to carve big pieces of wood like those. But just recently my aunt passed away, it seems that she is talking to me and pushing me to get back to doing what I love no matter what make it happen. So I had glued some pieces of poplar together 1.5- 2 years ago but didn't know what to do with it. I think she is acting as my muse from beyond the grave. So I never had done any wood burning or really any detail carving at all. a big guitar shape isn't that hard really just take layers off till you find it hidden inside the piece that you are working with. So basically I had to start from scratch and relearn the things I use to know and teach myself how to carve detail and also how to do woodburning in 4 days so I could present it to my uncle at the wake/memorial this last weekend, she would have loved it. I was working during the day then watching and practicing carving and burning techniques till 2:30-3:30am in the morning close my eyes and get back up at 4:15 to go to work. 4 maybe 5 hours of sleep from Monday night to sat morning. but I finished it and I really wanted to thank you for the videos. you rock
Just getting started with dremel carving with a 4000 and Flex shaft. Storing Burrs? The box used I get but thought each individual burr had an individual tube of some kind. What do you suggest? Only have a few burrs at this point, but will be getting more and want to do it right. Please let me know when you get a minute. Thank you very much!!!
I am planning to buy a cordless mini rotary grinding and engraving too,l had not try doing this or how to do this i will try to do engraving on my metal vacuum water tumblers thanks for the video.
42yrs old, artist my whole life, got my 1st Dremel this year. i want all the tips n tricks. best place to shop for bits all that. also notices the Tx flag painted there on the handles. you from here?
Great tutorials. Do you have some suggestions what type of wood is best for carving ? I tried your advices but had problems with the wood which was irregulary hard on some places so my tool "flipped". I think it was Blacknut(not sure if the translation is correct) wood I used. Anyway thx for your tutorials Greetz from Germany
Im obssed with ur videos, im watching non stop, i have a question man, 8:28 is it possible to use diamond bits inverted cone. Or just the sharp diamond bit instade of that tiny round carbide bit?
Do your small bits ever get plugged up? Also, do you have any recommendations or possibly a link for dust collection. I have COPD, so it doesn’t take much to really cause me problems, and we live in Idaho, so 5 or 6 months in the year it can be to cold to work outside. Thanks Matt.
Have You Ever Traced Around Oridenary Items Around The House such As A Spoon Or A spatula or A Spoonrest. It's Kind've Fun To Do Things Like That When I Started I Didn't Think I Could Do Anything Like That. When I Started Doing Stuff Like That I Started Out By Making A Guitar Pick Like I Told You. Then When Before I Got My Scroll Saw Then I Started Making My Spoonrest. I was Nervouse When I Started To Cut It Out But I Got Done. Then After I Got It Cut Out I Felt So Proud Of My Self That I Could Do Something Likethat. I Snaped A Pic Of It & Showed All My Friends & They Wh'er Amazed At What I Did.
Hello there. Love your videos. I just purchased the Marathon micromotor but when I looked at the handpiece, it only accepts 1.23 mm burrs and bits. It seems all of my current burrs are 3mm or bigger. Is there another hand piece or collet that will allow this to accept the bigger burrs? PS this question is also on another video.
Is there a way to transfer and image or design to wood project piece other than freehand? I have images I've purchased and would like to carve onto my projects?
My friend!! Where on earth do I get an inverted cone burr!? Can you share a link of the one you use? I can't seem to find that smaller one you first showed. Thank you! I'm 2 weeks in doing wood work with my dremel and I LOVE IT!! I still rewatch all your vids for help. You are my go to! Thank you for being awesome! - Meg
Thank you for the kind words, megan! Here is a link to the lasco diamond burrs. Get the Sg1, SG2 in coarse grit. www.lascodiamond.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=LDPI&Product_Code=SG1-HP
Brilliant video, thanks a million! Can I ask you a question pls... if I wanted to carve out letters that are 3mm deep and 3mm wide (negative space) what would be the best bit to use?
Awesome video mate! You've got it all figured out. I really need to get one of those magnifying lamp things! That looks like a great tool, not sure how portable it would be though. I'll look into it 👍😊👣
I love your videos! I’m wanting to make a lighted box with a short scripture on it. I have seen something similar where the words are completely carved out so the lighting from the night light looks pretty. Do you have any videos on this? I will be using real thin basswood.
A good way to clean the inside of your power carved grooves is with a swivel pin vise with a diamond burr, a small sphere works wonders just discovered this very cool
hey nice video keep up the good work!, Does anyone know if marathon is compatible with all dremel accessories? and is it safe to run on it something like the Dremel EZ544 Wood Cutting Wheel?
Hi What kind of burr would suggest to carve bit more harder material like coconut shell? I am looking for something that can produce really thin carving.
Been watching a lot of your videos recently as I am looking at starting engraving. Great content! What RPM do you use when engraving wood? I am debating between a Dremel 4000 and Proxxon IBS/E (but the Proxxon maxes out at 20,000RPM).
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Matt, just retired 67 y/o. Looking for a new inexpensive hobby. Love your tutorials. Ready to purchase a stylo dremel unit. U r my go to guy. I enjoy your breakdown points. Tim
Thank you, Tim! I am happy you are enjoying the videos! I look forward to seeing you around!
66 y/o looking for a new hobby to stay busy also!
I love your honest spirit. You made me feel real excited to start a new hobby. I went garage saleing with my grandmother one day with Ten bucks in my pocket. I have no need for added "STUFF " as i am 47 and lived threw my overload of Nik Nak phase.. Ha.. BUT!... lo and behold.... I suddenly found out that I entered my " I want a unendless great book kinda hobby phase !" metaphorically of course.. Read a book!?.. blah. Not me... sry.. long story short. I was very excited when I saw this little 6 by by 12 gray tool kit!😄 I love tools... and thinking of course it has to be a set of some kind!.... right?.... I FOUND IT! I FOUND MY UNENDLESS GREAT BOOK KIND OF HOBBY!" WOOD CARVING! Yep.. And like you said, there are unendless ideas, and practices, ECT, ect...
Oops sry...rambling agion.. lol writing a book.
Ok...... Sooo it was a ROTARY tool kit with 60 accessories. The motor is 120v/60hz. 16,250 RPM's ( No load ) "I don't know what that means".. 🤔 The make is Chicago electric power tools. What is your opinion about this as a starter?
Learning so much I'm 69 and i love your videos.
I just started carving as I've taken an interset in scroll and Celtic patterns on furniture and corbel shelves I find your vids super helpful in all the steps you cover. Thank you
With your inspiration, it’s time to bring out my 40 year old set of carving gouges and select some additions to the process , especially the Marathon unit. I very much appreciate you putting the time into your tool and supply list and wish all RUclipsrs would be as helpful. Old man, new subscriber. You rock.
I’m just beginning my carving journey and watching your channel is really giving me confidence. Thank you!!
Glad to hear that!
What a wonderful video you created! And you're such an enthusiastic supporter of our woodcarving adventures! I'm a total beginner and I started out by buying a Hardell rotary tool. It just doesn't have the torque to do the heavy detail of the tree of life medalion I drew on basswood to be part of a cabinet I refinished. You're helping me to understand where I need to go with this next. And, to continue to be excited about a potential artistic future. Many thanks, and I've subscribed.
So glad you are finding the videos helpful. I have been making a lot of laser content, but should have more carving content soon!
Love your videos. I got into wood carving afew months back and it's my new favorite hobby. I learned a lot from your vids and I look back constantly to re learn and reference. Thank you, you're a great teacher
Hi matt,
at the first i have to say a big thank you for what did you and do now, it's amazing,
I don't know you anything about you,but i feel you are is my close friend..
My name is Ali and Im from IRAN🇮🇷,(yeah,that's right, The same country that is called the enemy of America in the media)(Shame on Politics😞)
anyway..
Your speech is vey impressive, and for me it changed me and changed my way..
now i have goal, because of your encourage to trust in myself and do something now..
If you are a religious man, what you do is no different from helping a person that have nothing and God will reward you for doing this.
Thank you again, and I wish you to be healthy and rich🧿🌹🙏👍💸
Just bought a Dremel and want to get started. I have a project I want to try. I have a piece of wood I found on the side of the road and it seems that it is good for practice. I sure hope I can get it right. I watch your videos and hopefully learned much to do a simple task.
Love the way you break it down, bro! That's why we tune in!! Hope everyone at the Cornelius Casa is doing well! I pray for the Lord's blessings upon you all!
I'm so happy to have found your channel. I'm new to power carving and I'm excited to find out what I can do.
Happy to hear that!
I’ve started last year craving and I enjoy these types of videos great tips and tricks from all the best wood cravers I enjoy your videos.
Glad you are enjoying them!
DUDE. From one southern creative creature to another: I came looking to see what bits I need to shell out for this time, and I am leaving goin "Huh...I actually have that already". Thanks for saving me some grip. Like, genuinely.
hello from puerto rico thank you for your videos resently i had a stroke and thanks to your videos it has motivaded to recuperate and start to wood carving and i have learned a lot thank you
Hey Derek! I am happy that you are finding the videos helpful! I know that woodcarving will be a great hobby for you!
I stumbled across your videos on utube and have watched a few of them now. Can't wait to watch more of them. You have a great way of teaching. Going to purchase a Dremel stylo in the near future and give it a go.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you Matt , I’ve recently taken an interest in tiki carvings and I found that you on RUclips . Great to watch you carve and learn . I wish you all the best
Thank you, Wayne!
Thank you Matt. for your brilliant vid. My only regret is that I never met you earlier, but the time I have left, you give me so much inspiration to have a go. God bless you.
Loved this😊 Your enthusiasm is contagious.
Thank you so much!
I just got my first rotary set and I am soooooooo excited! Thanks for your tips and I’m sure I will be checking out some more of your content
Happy to hear that!
I just purchased some Drexel tools and burrs can’t wait to start thanks for having the channel to motivate me
I am happy to hear that!
I purchased this to do some light PC case modification along with the dremel tungsten carbide cutting bit. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfPgcZ5_Cl0HDUKkMJAKde11YKQZVgMoR I had to remove a flange from my PC case that was preventing my monitor cable from fully seating in my GPU's HDMI connector, and after hacking away at this 2mm flange with a hand file I broke down and purchased this (at Home Depot).I have to say it's fantastic, and by far the best rotary tool I've used. No wobble or give from the shaft, plenty enough torque for light metal work, and decent battery life. The WC bit ate through the steel frame quite easily, and the chuck seemed to hold it firmly. This may seem obvious, but I especially appreciated the cordless nature of the tool since I was holding it at odd angles to ensure I didn't shower the inside of my PC with metal shavings.TL;DR, this is the one to get for light-medium duty work.
yes it is!
I have watched your wood carving tips and am learning from them, thank you for your tips .
Love the way you explain how to do things. I'm going to be starting some power carving here today!
Thanks for the tips and great videos!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Very good, and detailed explanation, very professional. Thank you Gerry UK
Thanks for you and your videos. It got me back into carving after a very long absence.
Happy to hear that!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge about carving! I’m excited to learn more!!
My pleasure!
Just started following your blog too, wise words young man 😊
Glad you are enjoying it!
I’m starting tomorrow I’m so excited!Your vids really help me understand it,very interesting videos and very educational and entertaining!Keep it up
Lots of very good info and clean safe and fun and easy to understand I'm looking forward to seeing more.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a GREAT guy you are. Have learned so much by watching you carve. Going to order the Marathon 111. Thanks for all the tips that you give us.
I just started playing around with wood carving and burning. Look forward to your videos!
That's awesome, I know you are going to love it! Happy to hear you are enjoying the videos!
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Thank you again. Have a HAPPY & FULL- FILLING THANKSGIVING!
Thanks for the video Matt, exactly the kind of thing I'm working on, I'm sure I will put some of the tips here to good use
Happy to hear that!
Thank you!!! You make it seem so attainable and I can't wait to get started!!!!
Glad the videos are helping you :)
you are awsome Man ,I have been carving for 30 yrs . lost one eye in 2012 ,cave yup carving
,started in 2021 but can not do the fine sharpening. I am try trying to do power carving ,you
are so much what I need .I have Fordem I have Dremail just need you to help me.
I will keep watching your video's Julien Lamarche
Great video! Also, your background music is awesome
Glad you think so!
Just starting out carving with a Dremel 3000.....appreciate your vids bruh!
ever since i seen u use the stylo thats all i use most of the time Im gonna get a marathon I really like that set up ,I do alot of fine detail work I like little details and lettering .Im about to try a butterfly
I would love to see the finished product!
Привет ! Ваши видео классное учебное пособие ! 👍🙏😍
Thank you for posting this. I’m really encouraged by you! This is my first video on power wood carvings. I’m interested in carving combs. Does the wood type matter to what type of burr that’s used?
I love the way of your presentation and always your videos are my references ....my problem is want use appropriate wood as a beginner ... your recommendation is an asset for me
Hello! Thank you for your videos! Beginner here, I’ve been watching your videos and you use those 3 little round ones a lot. What are their sizes and how do I find them? The link in the video only had 2. Im not sure which one to order on its own.
Also, the sand paper linked is unavailable, anything specific I should look for in sand paper? And the dust mask link isn’t working anymore. Anything specific to look for there? I’ve just been using a 3ply face mask like you wear at a drs office, I’m not sure if that’s enough. Thank you!!
thank you. this helped. i will definitely be looking at your other videos
You are very inspiring; thanks for what you do!
Glad you are enjoying my it!
Thanks you very much for your videos and for Tipps and informations. It helps me a lot
Which grit level do you find is most useful for your Duragrit pointed conical burs? As a new carver, I truly appreciate your videos and generous sharing of info and tips! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks for putting up this video. I have tried to use my dremel before, not always with good luck, lol
This explains a lot. Look forward to more videos.
Happy to hear this! Glad you enjoyed the video and got a lot out of it.
Just starting out, really enjoy your videos. A question: I have to carve a ring box with names, letters pretty small. Would you follow the same concept of continual light passes until deep enough, or would you switch to a flat engraving bit, like the dremel 108/111.
This guy is great. Keep it up!
Thank you sir!
Loving this channel, you're very good at inspiring and encouraging thank you!
Thank you for the kind words my friend! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Hi I want to thank you for your videos. I have always loved making things and I started carving my own guitars a while back but stopped now for years because of the place I am living doesn't have any place to carve big pieces of wood like those. But just recently my aunt passed away, it seems that she is talking to me and pushing me to get back to doing what I love no matter what make it happen. So I had glued some pieces of poplar together 1.5- 2 years ago but didn't know what to do with it. I think she is acting as my muse from beyond the grave. So I never had done any wood burning or really any detail carving at all. a big guitar shape isn't that hard really just take layers off till you find it hidden inside the piece that you are working with. So basically I had to start from scratch and relearn the things I use to know and teach myself how to carve detail and also how to do woodburning in 4 days so I could present it to my uncle at the wake/memorial this last weekend, she would have loved it. I was working during the day then watching and practicing carving and burning techniques till 2:30-3:30am in the morning close my eyes and get back up at 4:15 to go to work. 4 maybe 5 hours of sleep from Monday night to sat morning. but I finished it and I really wanted to thank you for the videos. you rock
Glad to hear you finished it! Glad you are enjoying the videos, James!
Just getting started with dremel carving with a 4000 and Flex shaft. Storing Burrs? The box used I get but thought each individual burr had an individual tube of some kind. What do you suggest? Only have a few burrs at this point, but will be getting more and want to do it right. Please let me know when you get a minute. Thank you very much!!!
I am planning to buy a cordless mini rotary grinding and engraving too,l had not try doing this or how to do this i will try to do engraving on my metal vacuum water tumblers thanks for the video.
That sounds like some awesome projects! Glad you found the video useful!
Thank you Matt, you're the best 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video!
42yrs old, artist my whole life, got my 1st Dremel this year. i want all the tips n tricks. best place to shop for bits all that. also notices the Tx flag painted there on the handles. you from here?
Great tutorials. Do you have some suggestions what type of wood is best for carving ? I tried your advices but had problems with the wood which was irregulary hard on some places so my tool "flipped". I think it was Blacknut(not sure if the translation is correct) wood I used.
Anyway thx for your tutorials
Greetz from Germany
Hi. New to all this. Anything I should do to prep the wood for best results or type of wood? Thanks.
Im obssed with ur videos, im watching non stop,
i have a question man, 8:28 is it possible to use diamond bits inverted cone. Or just the sharp diamond bit instade of that tiny round carbide bit?
amazing video thanks, the burs at 1:23 in the video do you have a link to purchase? thanks in advance
Do your small bits ever get plugged up? Also, do you have any recommendations or possibly a link for dust collection. I have COPD, so it doesn’t take much to really cause me problems, and we live in Idaho, so 5 or 6 months in the year it can be to cold to work outside. Thanks Matt.
Where did you get your carbide burr set from?
How about the media. Such a walnut and oak, And doing fine detailing?
Have You Ever Traced Around Oridenary
Items Around The House such As
A Spoon Or A spatula or A Spoonrest.
It's Kind've Fun To Do Things Like That
When I Started I Didn't Think I Could
Do Anything Like That. When I Started
Doing Stuff Like That I Started
Out By Making A Guitar Pick Like
I Told You. Then When Before I Got My
Scroll Saw Then I Started Making My
Spoonrest. I was Nervouse When
I Started To Cut It Out But I Got Done.
Then After I Got It Cut Out I Felt
So Proud Of My Self That I Could
Do Something Likethat. I Snaped A Pic
Of It & Showed All My Friends & They
Wh'er Amazed At What I Did.
Thats awesome, Roger!
Great video! I like your attitude. Also, love the Texas flag knife handles!
Thanks a lot matt... All ur videos are awesome 💕💕
Glad you are enjoying them!
Great stuff! Thank you.
Hello there. Love your videos. I just purchased the Marathon micromotor but when I looked at the handpiece, it only accepts 1.23 mm burrs and bits. It seems all of my current burrs are 3mm or bigger. Is there another hand piece or collet that will allow this to accept the bigger burrs? PS this question is also on another video.
What wood do you suggest for making the box to begin carving?
Is there a way to transfer and image or design to wood project piece other than freehand? I have images I've purchased and would like to carve onto my projects?
Thank you, your videos were definitely helpful.
Glad you are enjoying them!
My friend!! Where on earth do I get an inverted cone burr!? Can you share a link of the one you use? I can't seem to find that smaller one you first showed. Thank you! I'm 2 weeks in doing wood work with my dremel and I LOVE IT!! I still rewatch all your vids for help. You are my go to! Thank you for being awesome! - Meg
Thank you for the kind words, megan! Here is a link to the lasco diamond burrs. Get the Sg1, SG2 in coarse grit. www.lascodiamond.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=LDPI&Product_Code=SG1-HP
What kind of wood do you use for your tomahawk/ axe handles?
Brilliant video, thanks a million! Can I ask you a question pls... if I wanted to carve out letters that are 3mm deep and 3mm wide (negative space) what would be the best bit to use?
Great video. Thanks 👍
What’s a good burr to start out with...I’m a beginner lol
Awesome video mate! You've got it all figured out. I really need to get one of those magnifying lamp things! That looks like a great tool, not sure how portable it would be though. I'll look into it 👍😊👣
Wish there were super micro bits, think scrimshaw where your only going a few thousands of an inch. I could get so intricate in carvings.
Thanks for the helpful vid bro it helped me a lot so thank you
I love your videos! I’m wanting to make a lighted box with a short scripture on it. I have seen something similar where the words are completely carved out so the lighting from the night light looks pretty. Do you have any videos on this? I will be using real thin basswood.
A good way to clean the inside of your power carved grooves is with a swivel pin vise with a diamond burr, a small sphere works wonders just discovered this very cool
Great idea!
i cant find the inverted cone burrs for sale anywere google doesnt even bring them up any help on finding them would be great (love the vids )
I found a bag of them on eBay
Type in diamond burr. I got a nice little box of different shapes and sizes off Amazon.com.au
@@janinedeakin2430 thanks guys
Love your accent and your attitude.
Tool on Amazon +Carving Templates:
► Magnifying Lamp Clamp: amzn.to/3nIBhzt
► Magnifying Glasses amzn.to/3nJmlB5► Inverted Cone Burr: amzn.to/3kQ05nw
⚔️ Spartan Wood Carving Template Bundle ⚔️
💥 bit.ly/372Xh33
🔧 View my entire tool list on KIT: kit.co/corneliuscreations
► Marathon 111 on Amazon: amzn.to/3lWZTnS
(Find Marathon 111 on eBay for cheaper)
► Dremel 4000 amzn.to/38XuU7o
► Budget Carver: amzn.to/3lSezVd
Great tutorial really helped
Glad you liked it!
hey nice video keep up the good work!,
Does anyone know if marathon is compatible with all dremel accessories?
and is it safe to run on it something like the Dremel EZ544 Wood Cutting Wheel?
Where did you get the lamp? I really dig it. I have a much smaller version.
Amazing as always
Thanks Matt😊
You are welcome! :)
Hey, Matt. Link to Magnifying Lamp Clamp is broken. Thanks for the video.
Hi
What kind of burr would suggest to carve bit more harder material like coconut shell? I am looking for something that can produce really thin carving.
Tungsten Carbide
@@CorneliusCreations Thank you man.🙏
Great tips and thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Been watching a lot of your videos recently as I am looking at starting engraving. Great content!
What RPM do you use when engraving wood? I am debating between a Dremel 4000 and Proxxon IBS/E (but the Proxxon maxes out at 20,000RPM).
Good information. Thanks for sharing!
Helped out now i know how to clean debree after carving thank you
Glad it helped you!
Are dremel bits interchangeable with the marathon 111
Certain sizes
where can I find the tips you showed at 1:22?
Thank you for your videos thier great
Your work its awesome, thanks for share your knowledge!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks Big C.