Excellent explanation - I think calling it a "simple rotary guide" would be as applicable because you are clear and straightforward in explaining how to do this. The results are marvellous! The only point I think that is worth emphasizing more would be the ventilation and protection: inhaling glass or any kind of silica based particulate can have devastatingly bad effects on lungs - pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (aside from being a long word) is, in the literal sense, a disease of the lungs due to microscopic silicone particles that have been formed into amorphic structures.
I think a simple mask is sufficient. I'm not a medic, but these medics are always exaggerating with possible dangers. People living in sandy deserts all have silicone particles in the lungs. They don't die from it. We have mucus to capture most of the particles.
Liking this so much better than the average music backed sped up confusion. You got my like, and Im binging on your videos. You may just get a sub, whic isnt something I do lightly.
Maybe the sandpaper would work yes. There has to be a way to get those clean lines. But in this case i did not want to do to much because it would close the gaps between the shapes. It is easier with connected shapes. But yeah, i bit more practice in my case would also help I guess :)
Synes jeg hører en bergenser :) Mye bra videoer! Lurer på om stensil papir kan brukes til gravering.. Det som brukes til tattoo. Du får gjerne en tattoo sjappe til å printe ut på thermisk printer. Eller trace selv. Men vet altså ikke om det overføres til glass. :)
Hehe, du hører riktig :) takker. God ide, hadde vært mye lettere å trace mønsteret hvist jeg kunne ført det direkte på glasset. Må se om jeg kan få tak i noe lignende.
Hi. A video on that will be out next Monday. But you basically want to use diamond coated bits, I like using the round ones or the diamond drills from Dremel. Use water to keep the cut cool and reduce dust. I'll get more detailed in the video :)
I have been engraving cut wine bottles for a few years now. I have gone through 3 dremel 3000. They keep breaking down. Is the Stylo any better? My last dremel lasted about 8 hrs worth of glass engraving. I thought Dremel was the best brand, but now I wonder. Do you have any thoughts on what I should by next or what I might be doing wrong?
Hmm. That sucks. It should not break down that quick. I've used the 4000 for 3 years without any problems with the tool. The Stylo is good for very specific light tasks, but it lacks some power. If you are going for a Dremel I'd recommend getting the 4000 with the flex shaft, it is a better allround tool. But there is nothing wrong with going for the cheaper brands like "Wen", they seem to work fine. A comparable wen rotary tool is like half the price of the 3000. But the flex shafts that comes with the cheap ones are usually pretty bad, so I would use the original Dremel flex shaft with them.
I'm surprised you don't use a magnifier on a clamp arm. That is what helps me see small details. There is also a clamp that can hold a dremel, if you want to move objects by hand. But I never tried that.
@@rotarycrafts8760 get one with a light on the magnifier. and maybe a 4-6 arm dock that can hold objects for painting/crafting. those are used for action figures and miniatures. it looks like Doctor Octopus' tentacles with tiny clamps at the ends.
You need to keep the engraving wet, you can burn the glass with diamond burrs but if you are using cheap glass no problem but please don't do this on crystal you will ruin it. Water keeps the glass cool and damps the glass dust down to slurry easier to wipe away and less to inhale even with a mask on. The other thing I would say is there is not light and dark shading it is just flat I think to improve your skill you need to be looking at shading it opens up a whole new aspect of engraving
Excellent points. I'd also recommend *not* to use your hand to wipe glass dust, since ground glass is really no fun at all. Jane, whats your wetting method of choice?
The diamond small bits aren’t making a mark in my glass. What could I be doing wrong? The only marks showing up is when I use the green bit. My dremel is at 35.
@@sunflowergrowing then you are not using diamond, diamond is harder than glass in Mohs scale, it should scratch it. Maybe you are using a wood cutter or you have worn out the diamond coating. If it is diamond it will scratch even without power
@rotarycrafts8760 the art of shading is not done with a tool, rather its an extended understanding of contrast and how that contrast is created by utilizing space ( both in, and around an image ). Take a look at a portrait, study how artist use shadows and shading to create contrast in the lips, nose and eyes. Sometimes a single line either dark or white can give a lot of depth to an image or drawing
#RotaryCrafts thanks for the lesson! Please do something with flames and dragons! P.S. you should be wearing nitrile gloves...glass is painful in the skin. Btw...you might want to look into acid wash for glass engraving. You place your template on the outside and paint the acid wash on...then wash it off. You must wear gloves for it.
Anyone trying this at home should know that glass dust is not good to breathe in. you need water dripping over the glass as you engrave it to keep it from getting to hot and cracking as well as keeping the dust to a minimum
For better results, just put the pattern on top. You could easily cut through paper and it will be more accurate. You just need to start with parts inside so you don't cut whole thing out.
@@rotarycrafts8760 For _even better results_ , use this method (link'd vid) to transfer your printed image into the perfect stencil for your future glass engravings! Booyah ruclips.net/video/6owiLD9I6Wk/видео.html
Good job wearing a mask while engraving glass, there's people out there that wouldn't think to do it on their own...I know... I hear that it's not the best thing to get into your lungs. Good job, thanks.
this looks rather rough. all the strokes should be in the same direction. north & south, or east & west, or catty corner. takes a lot longer but makes a better finish.
Yeah. I agree. But doing the perfect lines takes a little bit more practice and time. This is from a beginners perspective, just a quick guide to get you started. You can probably achieve better results than you see in the video if you take the time. :)
While I detest the CoD streamers, and the streaming scene in general; all of this shit is on Activision. They treat these streamers far better than theyve ever treated those of us who have never made a penny off of their game. You can't expect grown ass adults who behave like chronic degenerates on stream to just one day transition into adulthood. To Activision: You all created this problem, and now you're whining because, yet again, you exercised piss-poor judgment, and turned a blind eye to crappy behavior. Now that it's happening on your dime, it's a problem. Just think of these streamers as being the same as your game on release date: bugged, broken, and needing a few more years to develop.
Ho. I have not tried proxxon. But I've seen them around, they seem like good rotary tools. But I don't think there are that many attachments for the proxxon tools. ( They can't use the same attachments as the Dremel as far as I can see). But if you are mostly going to rely on bits, proxxon might be just fine.
This is a good guide for new dremel owners. Thanks!
Thanks for watching :)
honest, genuine and a great tutorial. Thanks.
Thank you for posting! I enjoyed seeing how easy this was. Now subscribing and looking forward to making some little gifts for family and friends.
Lovely to hear. These engraving makes for great gifts :) good luck.
Thank you! I just bought an engraver today and I can't wait to try this out.
Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you ,this was easy to follow. I'm just starting out.
Thanks for watching :)
Excellent explanation - I think calling it a "simple rotary guide" would be as applicable because you are clear and straightforward in explaining how to do this. The results are marvellous!
The only point I think that is worth emphasizing more would be the ventilation and protection: inhaling glass or any kind of silica based particulate can have devastatingly bad effects on lungs - pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (aside from being a long word) is, in the literal sense, a disease of the lungs due to microscopic silicone particles that have been formed into amorphic structures.
Do you have specific mask recommendations to combat this? Looking to start something similar but obv keen to avoid any health impacts.
I think a simple mask is sufficient. I'm not a medic, but these medics are always exaggerating with possible dangers. People living in sandy deserts all have silicone particles in the lungs. They don't die from it. We have mucus to capture most of the particles.
I've been etching with acid which requires a stencil on the outside.I need to try this!! :)
Liking this so much better than the average music backed sped up confusion. You got my like, and Im binging on your videos. You may just get a sub, whic isnt something I do lightly.
Thanks. I'm glad you like it, hopefully i will earn your sub :)
Thank you!! Great tutorial!!!! 😍😍😍😍
Thank you. This helped a lot.
Thanks for watching. I'm glad it helped :)
Can't wait to try this!
Yeah. It is so simple to engrave with a Dremel. The most exciting thing is the endless amount of patterns you can choose from.
Yes, I agree with RP, this is a great video. Good job!
Thanks so much :)
Thank you so much!!! Super helpful ❤
Very helpful 👌 thank you
Great beginner tutorial!
Thanks :)
Good Work, thank, hello from Colon. Panama.
Very informative, I learned a lot!
Nice to be able to learn from others mistakes
Can you go back with like sand paper or something to smooth it out? Or use a different bit to get that smooth factory finish ?
Maybe the sandpaper would work yes. There has to be a way to get those clean lines. But in this case i did not want to do to much because it would close the gaps between the shapes. It is easier with connected shapes. But yeah, i bit more practice in my case would also help I guess :)
Thanks. What grit and size of the bit/
Can you please do something on the half marbles
Maybe. Don't quite know what I would do with them though. You have any ideas? :)
Synes jeg hører en bergenser :) Mye bra videoer!
Lurer på om stensil papir kan brukes til gravering.. Det som brukes til tattoo. Du får gjerne en tattoo sjappe til å printe ut på thermisk printer. Eller trace selv. Men vet altså ikke om det overføres til glass. :)
Hehe, du hører riktig :) takker. God ide, hadde vært mye lettere å trace mønsteret hvist jeg kunne ført det direkte på glasset. Må se om jeg kan få tak i noe lignende.
Damn this is so cool! Thanks for this idea!
Thanks :)
Could you do an abstract wood art that goes through the wood clear with Dremel?
Draw it on paper or print it then draw it trough carbon paper to the wood
Hello how I will make a hole on a glass? Will you make a video please?!?!??
Hi. A video on that will be out next Monday. But you basically want to use diamond coated bits, I like using the round ones or the diamond drills from Dremel. Use water to keep the cut cool and reduce dust. I'll get more detailed in the video :)
@@rotarycrafts8760 thank you reply!!
Not bad, thanks
Thanks for watching :)
Super video bror. Kan du vise oss hvordan du bygde arbeidsbenkene?
Takker. De er bare slengt opp med noen gamle planker. Kjenner jeg deg?
Kænn ju tæll mi de vei tu de ræilveistæisjen? 😛 Hører kor du é fra.. Veldig gode videoer, forresten!!
Gracias
I have been engraving cut wine bottles for a few years now. I have gone through 3 dremel 3000. They keep breaking down. Is the Stylo any better? My last dremel lasted about 8 hrs worth of glass engraving. I thought Dremel was the best brand, but now I wonder. Do you have any thoughts on what I should by next or what I might be doing wrong?
Hmm. That sucks. It should not break down that quick. I've used the 4000 for 3 years without any problems with the tool. The Stylo is good for very specific light tasks, but it lacks some power. If you are going for a Dremel I'd recommend getting the 4000 with the flex shaft, it is a better allround tool. But there is nothing wrong with going for the cheaper brands like "Wen", they seem to work fine. A comparable wen rotary tool is like half the price of the 3000. But the flex shafts that comes with the cheap ones are usually pretty bad, so I would use the original Dremel flex shaft with them.
I'm surprised you don't use a magnifier on a clamp arm. That is what helps me see small details. There is also a clamp that can hold a dremel, if you want to move objects by hand. But I never tried that.
The magnifier with a clamp seems like a good idea. I will try that sometime.
@@rotarycrafts8760 get one with a light on the magnifier. and maybe a 4-6 arm dock that can hold objects for painting/crafting. those are used for action figures and miniatures. it looks like Doctor Octopus' tentacles with tiny clamps at the ends.
Super 👍
You need to keep the engraving wet, you can burn the glass with diamond burrs but if you are using cheap glass no problem but please don't do this on crystal you will ruin it. Water keeps the glass cool and damps the glass dust down to slurry easier to wipe away and less to inhale even with a mask on. The other thing I would say is there is not light and dark shading it is just flat I think to improve your skill you need to be looking at shading it opens up a whole new aspect of engraving
Some solid tips there, what bits do you usually use for doing the shading ?
Excellent points. I'd also recommend *not* to use your hand to wipe glass dust, since ground glass is really no fun at all.
Jane, whats your wetting method of choice?
The diamond small bits aren’t making a mark in my glass. What could I be doing wrong? The only marks showing up is when I use the green bit. My dremel is at 35.
@@sunflowergrowing then you are not using diamond, diamond is harder than glass in Mohs scale, it should scratch it. Maybe you are using a wood cutter or you have worn out the diamond coating.
If it is diamond it will scratch even without power
@rotarycrafts8760 the art of shading is not done with a tool, rather its an extended understanding of contrast and how that contrast is created by utilizing space ( both in, and around an image ). Take a look at a portrait, study how artist use shadows and shading to create contrast in the lips, nose and eyes. Sometimes a single line either dark or white can give a lot of depth to an image or drawing
#RotaryCrafts thanks for the lesson! Please do something with flames and dragons! P.S. you should be wearing nitrile gloves...glass is painful in the skin. Btw...you might want to look into acid wash for glass engraving. You place your template on the outside and paint the acid wash on...then wash it off. You must wear gloves for it.
New dremel
Anyone trying this at home should know that glass dust is not good to breathe in. you need water dripping over the glass as you engrave it to keep it from getting to hot and cracking as well as keeping the dust to a minimum
Yep. Follow this advice! Good advice. :)
Tusen tack :) ❤
Looks good.
Don’t wipe glass dust with your finger
For better results, just put the pattern on top. You could easily cut through paper and it will be more accurate. You just need to start with parts inside so you don't cut whole thing out.
I have not tried that. I just figured the paper would shred fairly quickly. But I will definitely give this method a try :)
@@rotarycrafts8760 For _even better results_ , use this method (link'd vid) to transfer your printed image into the perfect stencil for your future glass engravings! Booyah
ruclips.net/video/6owiLD9I6Wk/видео.html
and to add you can use spray glue or glue stick to attach your stencil to the glass
What about engraving a name?
Good idea. I'll add that to the list of videos to make :)
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Okay. That was necessary?
Good job wearing a mask while engraving glass, there's people out there that wouldn't think to do it on their own...I know...
I hear that it's not the best thing to get into your lungs.
Good job, thanks.
this looks rather rough. all the strokes should be in the same direction. north & south, or east & west, or catty corner. takes a lot longer but makes a better finish.
Yeah. I agree. But doing the perfect lines takes a little bit more practice and time. This is from a beginners perspective, just a quick guide to get you started. You can probably achieve better results than you see in the video if you take the time. :)
While I detest the CoD streamers, and the streaming scene in general; all of this shit is on Activision. They treat these streamers far better than theyve ever treated those of us who have never made a penny off of their game. You can't expect grown ass adults who behave like chronic degenerates on stream to just one day transition into adulthood.
To Activision: You all created this problem, and now you're whining because, yet again, you exercised piss-poor judgment, and turned a blind eye to crappy behavior. Now that it's happening on your dime, it's a problem. Just think of these streamers as being the same as your game on release date: bugged, broken, and needing a few more years to develop.
Bad engraving, not perfect, not refined, lines are hazy and unstable.
Well. Title says "beginner guide". :)
Hi, have you tried any Proxxon tools ? i have been wanting to start this but can't decide which are better.
Ho. I have not tried proxxon. But I've seen them around, they seem like good rotary tools. But I don't think there are that many attachments for the proxxon tools. ( They can't use the same attachments as the Dremel as far as I can see). But if you are mostly going to rely on bits, proxxon might be just fine.