How to CARVING STONE with Dremel, Incredible design for STONE CARVING very easy to make
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video we will see how to carve stone with Dremel step by step with this incredible simple design ideal for stone carving for beginners.
They can carry out the carving in river stone or sandy beach stone.
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Was waiting for bro to take his pinky right off 😱
Dimond tool are not dangerous for skin
Thanks! Wow, I am new to carving stone with a rotary tool and this is awesome. I love seeing how make holes and cut the stone almost like cutting through butter with a hot knife. Obviously not that easy but, yes, I am looking into a trick I learned by drilling a hole into a 2-liter bottle. The water streams out enough that we can all use it when stone/glass carving to keep our diamond bits from overheating. Great video, btw!
Thanks for the comment and the tip.
Dunk in soapy water rather than running tap water works even better !
@@RichardKuivila1947Does this work beter than just dunking in water to remove all the particles? Wokt the soap make the stone more likely to slip from you while working on it?
Eres un artista, cualquier piedra en tus manos termina siendo una obra de arte.
Yo lo pondría en alto cerca de de una ventana o en un mueble con adornos.
Como quisiera hacer algo así tan bonito .
Saludos 🙂👍🇨🇱🌎
Así lo podrás hacer es sencillo
Solo te falta las herramientas.
Thank you for the video! I want to make carved stone trinkets to trade at the Ren faire next month, and this helps a lot!
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Do me a favor tell me who created that music? I swear I never heard such beautiful music in my life
It is royalty-free music from RUclips to create videos. If you are interested in a track, you can consult the video description on a computer and at the end mention the songs.
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WOW ! Must be really soft rock material. What kind is it ? ? My diamond bit got dull and quit cutting in 10 seconds. ...
To work with stone you need good brand diamond cutters, for example Dremel. Cheap bur sets are only good for engraving glass.
nice
thank you
I am just getting started
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I would love to get into carving the stones I collect what is the best drill for a beginner - and I would've thought that the water touching the drill that is attached to electricity would cause electrocution wouldn't it? Thanks, and I loved your video
No. The motor Is dry. The Flex Is only mecánic.
Good circles! We have loads of granite and we have part of the Earth's mantil poking out. So I was wondering how it could be carved.
Thank you 👍
FYI and not to be a dick, but the mantle is the molten part of the earth way down beneath the crust. I think you are meaning the bedrock
@@Galois32 The two tectonic plates meet, and one slides over the other exposing part of the the upper mantil. Maybe you are right, its the crust.
Great video! Can I ask what the thing is attached to you Dremel? I like the idea of having that extension so drill under a tap
It's dimond bits
I think you mean the long flexible extension, it's called flexible shaft.
Do you have to be careful to keep the Dremel from being damaged by the water?
The flexible shaft has no current. It's like putting a mixer in the soup, you only use the mechanical arm but the motor is outside in the dry.
The one thing I dislike about the dremel attachment is the lack of controls on it. iirc there's no speed control or even an on/off switch.
I guess I get the point about gloves catching on the blade, but I still feel I'd prefer to clamp either the stone or the tool. Wet slippery stone doesn't seem like a stable thing to handle
Perhaps I'm wrong. Either way, this video has given me an interesting suggestion for a project I'm considering. I would have never thought to use my dremel to carve stone.
You can attach a pedal to regulate the speed with your foot.
Very nice! A question. Which dremel to use to engrave a quartz? Is the engraver enough?
Dremel 4000 with dimond bit. But quartz are very hard.
Hi man, im new to this, why do you water the stone ?
Water it's for cool the bits and prevent it from getting damaged. This also allows for some lubrification. The stone is cut with water and has a low revolution.
Thanks for making this video, Charly; it’s very clear and helpful. What was the step with the pencil when you were pretty well done ?
Thank you. In the end I gave it a sanding with an emery board and a water-based varnish as a finish.
Hi Charly, love the art and skills you show in the video. A friend of mine is interested in the carving of stone and my question to you is: Do you recommend a book that could assist my friend in learning more on this subject? (best tools, types of stones, different working methods, etc.) Ofcouse i am gonna share your channel for starters. All the best with your projects
I'am note an expert of stone carving. I dont Know a Book. I use only Dremel Tools and random river stone.
Hi! Great video! I’m new in stone carving but I have a “problem”! Where I go with the diamond bit the stone stays white and I don’t know how to avoid this! Any advice???
Thanks a lot!!
Must polish him with fine lime. But most simple put a mix of 50% linassed oil 50% turpentine.
So the problem isn’t the bits too strong? Is a 80 grit.
Is normal that happen? Doesn’t looks like it happen to you!😅
@@davidemoiana5280 yes it's normal. Must polish with finest tool o put a finish product.
What brand and type of bits do you perfer to use?
For dimond bit i use Dremel
What is the product you are using at the end. Love the video
Water barnish.
Have you ever worked with obsidian?
No. But with quartz. They are too hard stones, they will damage your diamond bits. I recommend working with river stones if you do not have very good quality diamond points.
Charly 😮 es necesario usar el dremel bajo el agua? 😢tengo miedo de electrocutarme..ambos somos casados. Pero es para tanto? 🙄🧉
Si trabajas con puntas de diamantes en piedra si es recomendable sino vas a malograr tus puntas. Debes usar el eje flexible que es únicamente mecánico ahí no pasa corriente, el motor lo cuelgas en un lugar seco. Es como usar un mixer de sopa, el brazo que es mecánico va en el líquido y el motor con corriente está afuera.
Consider using some jigs and a vice, or at least some protective gloves. Fingers are valuable and delicate.
Gloves are not recommended underwater and with a tool that rotates at high speed. Diamond bits are not dangerous for the skin, they do not cut soft material.
Olá! Gostei muito do seu vídeo! Obrigada!
Tenho uma questão a colocar: estou a tentar iniciar-me na arte de esculpir pedra, mas tenho dúvidas sobre as brocas a utilizar. As que estão na descrição do vídeo são adequadas para gravar vidro. São indicadas também para pedra?
Si van muy bien para vidrio. Saludos.
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture E são adequadas para pedra?
@@YummyPT Eles são usados para pedra, mas eles têm que ser de uma marca de boa qualidade. As versões baratas não funcionarão para você. Melhor compra na marca Dremel.
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture Obrigada!
@@YummyPT 😉
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Hello Sir. whats that product you used at : 06:58 ?
It's water barnish.
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture thank you for your answer
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Que accesorio dremel recomendarías para que un cuarzo vuelva a brillar?
Para eso difícil, el cuarzo es demasiado duro. Intenta con el disco pulidor y pasta de pulir. Son los disco tipo algodón condensado que una con pasta. Si no tienes pasta compra pasta pulidor en ferretería pero no estoy seguro que funcione. Saludos.
I’m watching this video because I said to my wife that I wanted to carve some cool symbols stone with the Dremel (only used wood before), and use it as photography props for our business we’re starting.
She said remember if you do that you have to do it under running water. So obviously I was like “oh ok” but I didn’t really completely believe her, because it was just a Dremel . So naturally I went straight to RUclips to see if it was true and this is the first video I pulled up. Sadly I can’t prove her wrong. So **** you. Just kidding. 😂
Thanks. You have to use water in stone carving to help the drill bits and also avoid a lot of dust. But it doesn't matter if the water runs or not.
No es peligroso trabajar con agua en contacto eléctrico?
No, el eje flexible del Dremel es una extensión mecánica que se acopla al motor. El motor está suspendido en un lugar seguro y seco.
What’s the stuff you polished it with please?
They are emery tips, leave the links in the description.
Which model of Dremel it is?
Dremel 4000
Wich exact Dremel did you use in this video?
Dremel 4000
Cuanto te costo tus lentes de proteccion protejen de golpes de alto impacto ??
Si protegen de golpe de alto impacto. En Perú me costaron unos 30 soles si me recuerdo bien. Equivale más o menos a 10 dólares.
tens de usar luvas tb alem dos oculos
Las puntas diamantes no son peligrosas para la piel. Más bien no es recomendable usar guante con esta herramienta de alta velocidad se puede enredar fácilmente.
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What is the running water for?
It is to cool the tools and lubricate a little. If you do it dry you will wear out the tools very quickly.
Gloves my friend, gloves... The handshake with danger is the one handshake you wanna get right😬
Thanks for the advice. However, diamond burs and discs are not a danger to fingers.
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture I'm gonna test this with a hot dog
@@doomiusborgius it's literally more dangerous to use gloves with high rpm small tooling
@@nathanielhartsuff2336 I was thinking the same; the fabrics getting stuck in the spinning shaft and... yeah
Please never use gloves when using a drill/dremel/rotary tool!You'll get your finger ripped clean off! 😬
esse disco e diamantado ?
Si
e para não estragar e bom usa agua pra melhor esculpir e nao danifica a broca ne?@@CharlyBrunetSculpture
very nervous for those fingers.😬
Dimond tool are not dangerous.
Hi can i learn which dremel model do you use ?🙏🏻 3000 or 4000
It's Dremel 4000
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture thank you 🙏🏻
Думал счас отрежет мизинец !
Алмазные диски и наконечники не порежут пальцы 😁. В худшем случае останется небольшой ожог или поверхностный порез.
Putting a rotary tool that close to water makes me nervous
There is no danger. the engine is in a dry place. Electricity does not pass through the flexible, you could submerge the entire flexible in the water and nothing would happen, it is a different mechanical part from the motor. It's like a blender for soup.
up to how soft that stone trying to carve , granite very hard stone but some stones you can just carve using axes . ruclips.net/video/fyfxB_SqWtc/видео.html
Yes, I know this video, it's impressive. I think they are limestone.
Thats not carving. Thats called drilling holes
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Also...."unglaubliches" Design für drei simple Löcher in nem Stein? Nope.
Schlichtes Design
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture Whatever. Ist dein Video, heil Clickbaiting. Dann mach halt was unglaubliches, oder lass das mit dem Video. Als nächstes: die unglaubliche Verwendung einer Türklinke: Auf UND zu. Ihr glaubt es nicht - Must be magic.
@@R.K.Z.A Danke, unglaubliches Beitrag
@@CharlyBrunetSculpture Ich weiß. Danke. Mache das hauptberuflich. In meiner meiner Freizeit sortiere Milchschnitten nach Farbe und Standardabweichungen. Ausserdem bewerte ich Lifehack-Videos zu Kleiderbügeln und außergewöhnlich Moosbewuchs an Bordsteinen in Schleswig-Holstein. Nicht verpassen.
Ach wenn wir schon dabei sind: cooler Kanal. Scheinst dir viel Mühe zu geben.
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