How to Wood Carve/Power Carve with the Dremel Stylo
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- In this wood carving tutorial, I show you how to power carve with a Dremel Stylo. This will be a great place as a beginner to learn to carve with your Dremel tool.
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I’m a 68 year old grandmother and I have wanted to learn how to do this for YEARS!!! Thank you so very much!!!
You are going to LOVE it! So glad you are getting a lot from this video, Connie!
Hi
I’m 16 and really want to start carving because my Grandpa does the same thing. Thank you for the tips, a lot of help
Happy to hear that! You will have a lot of fun with carving. Start while you are young and apply yourself. You will be surprised where it takes you!
I just got my first rotary tool and i cant express how helpfull this was for learning the basics. Its a great place to start out if your interested in basic wood carving.
Glad it was helpful!
Good work
I've owned the Stylo for quite awhile, and I love it!!! I do metal and glass..and that has not disappointed me one bit. Anyone starting out or experienced will appreciate the Stylo. I've learned a lot from you about wood and what to carve...You help a lot of folks.
Right on! I’m glad you are enjoying the videos!
Got a tool like that, never thought about carving. Bought it for sanding bird houses opening. Had it for years. Thanks
This guy has the thickest accent I've ever heard. I love it! Thanks for the tips!
Haha! Thank you!
I didn’t catch an accent. 🤷♂️
I had an elderly neighbor gift me his (older) dremel as he was moving out. Intrested in carving and learning how to do that sort of thing with a dremel and without. Your video is a great beginning reference, thanks!
Awesome! I am glad to hear this!
I had a dremel set given me but had know idea what I was going to do with it till now. Thanks for your tutorial.
So glad you enjoyed it!
You can also engrave glass with diamond tips. That's what I've been doing. I want to start doing this and wood burning as well.
I know how to use
Can u plz send me .. 😁
You’re videos have gotten me to start a new hobby! My husband has an old style dremel that feels a bit heavy. This one you are demonstrating seems lighter and easier to handle. I might have to invest in one soon. Thank you for your videos. 👍
Hey Nikki! Very happy that the video helped you! You may have to tell your husband you want an early Birthday gift! 😁
Noble men have noble deeds.
Thank you so much for sharing such a useful video.
Thank you sir! Glad you enjoyed it!
I recently experimented with powercarving after finding a super good deal on a Stylo. My God... the patience... you have so much patience. This is an exercise in mindfulness and care. Thanks for the guidance!
I am teaching myself how to carve and wood burn. Found your channel and I am happy to say I figured out the bits and how to use on my own, but now with your channel,I can learn more.
Happy that I can help!
My fiancee picked me one up before summer started so I have both & I absolutely 💖💖mine‼️‼️ I take scrap pieces of wood to practice on first. 😻
That is awesome!
Just bought one & used the sanding disc to reshape the lid on a wooden box in a very short time. Extremely happy with this tool & excited to use it in other applications as well.
Right on!
I have the use of one hand due to a stroke. This will be a great outlet for my creativity. Thanks for sharing. I would also suggest clamping your project as well.
I am glad to hear that you are inspired! That is a great tip as well!
Years ago, I tried carving with a Dremel. The darned bit flew off on Bass wood. I thought maybe I didn't tighten it enough. So I tried again. The second time the bit splintered and flew off. I didn't apply very much pressure either time. I had someone check it to make sure it was on tightly enough so it wasn't me. Maybe these days they make them better. But that experience turned me off to Dremel tools. Even so, your video was awesome and you explained everything pretty clearly. Thank you.
Wood craving glass engraving stone engraving and metal this tool does it all
Very recently I retired. I am going crazy with so much time on my hand. I have always loved working with my hands. For the last couple of Christmas's my wife had bought me all kinds of Dremel tool stuff. Maybe a hint that I'm driving her crazy always being in the house, hehe. Anyway, I really want to learn how to work with wood on a small scale for a fun hobby and maybe down the line for a little extra cash. Thanks for your videos. I'm watching them all.
I am such a beginner. I am gleaning so much from your videos. Thank you for these videos.
So glad they are helping you!
Few days ago (before I saw this video) I found an old cabinet door, weathered with chamfered edges. I also have an old Floral Stencil book. So I had the idea to use those with my Dremel, to turn that cabinet door into something pretty that I might sell as rustic home decor. This video was a wonderful affirmation to those suspicions. I will proceed as planned.
Wow, isn’t it funny how things like this happen? I would love to see your finished product. Glad the video helped, Floyd!
@@CorneliusCreations I finished it, ready to share.
Hey post a video for us to see your work!!!
@@PootaurStuff great idea...I had to play with the filmmaker to figure it out, but I got it done and uploaded
Just upgraded my Dremmel tool. Excited to get it going and see the results. Thanks for sharing Cornelius.
Hope you enjoy it!
I’m currently starting to carve on a gun! A 22 lever action the. Going to carve a 30-30. Super excited! I’ve watched almost ALL your videos so far and I fell so good and think it’s going to turn out great!
Right on! I would love to see some pics!
There are all kinds of Dremel Sets w cool attachments. Woodburning..
Endless idea's for gifts. Finish w polyeurothene
(sp?) for an awesome finish.
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Fantastic tip!!
Hi I just bought a dremel stylo and I needed some guidance to use it properly. So thank you for your video. It's really helpful and I can't wait to use it to do great stuff like you do.
Thank you for the video I have a dremel pen I have used it for about 10 years and I do love it but lately I have been thinking I would like something a little lighter to hold in my hand I am glad I found your video it looks like it is a little easier to put the tips in and out.
Hey there! Glad you found the video helpful!
I have 31 of those carving bits , all different sizes and shapes. I also have two Dremel tools which I never used for carving. I guess it's time to get off the pot and start carving. Thank you for the video and for the tips on Word.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just bought this and am so happy I found your video! I bought it to polish and clean up my copper metal jewelry pieces. I want to use the bits to etch on the surface.
Glad you enjoyed it! That sounds like a fun project!
Got this dremel initially just for precision sanding, but surprised at how much it's capable of. Great video, great accent.
It is a cool little tool! Thank you for the kinds words!
Litterally just bought this demel today! And can't wait to use it ❤️
Hope you enjoy it!
About to make a father's day gift soon🤘🤘
I'm an instrument maker. I build violins, guitars, harps, and steel guitars. I bought the Stylo 2 days ago. I have several other bigger Dremels, but the are just too big and clunky. Even the flexible shaft one is a pain in the butt to carve with. The Stylo is perfect for wood carving. I highly recommend! I also recommend buy many bit sets. One can get bit sets from Wally or Harbor Freight for dirt cheap. Not counting drum sanders, disc, polishing wheels, ect... I have at least 500 different metal bits. Variety is best, one can never have too many metal bits. Each one has its own special cut. Great places to get wood is on the side of the road or at a beach. Why pay when you can get for free. But if you must, Hobby Lobby, Joannes, and Michaels have all sorts of good wood blocks. Now when it comes to carving, I NEVER carve recessed objects, like in this video. I only carve so the object is raised above so that it has the 3D look. Its just as easy to do, but takes more time, but looks so much better. With me being an instrument maker I also have about 10 sets of chisels from very small (1/8") to large ones about 1". I do all instrument making with absolutely NO power tools. So using a power tool like the Stylo is going to be a new experience for me. Too me, old 2 x 4's are the best practice material. Its cheap if you buy, but free sitting in someones trash pile. Its also soft using pine wood, so easy to cut. With it so easy to cut, any slips can cut out big chunks. This will teach you self control of the tool very fast. Once you master carving it, then go to the more expensive wood like oak, maple, or the best... mahogany. Anyone who has good hand control can carve, it just takes practice. Start out very simple in a design. In no time, you will be a master at carving... Go slow, go careful, control the Stylo like a pencil... Great video, thumbs up!!!
Good advice! Do you have any links to your work? I’d love to see it
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This is my first lap steel guitar but only roughly cut. The final has leaf and vine patterns and done in red. I use red food coloring for the stain, its so translucent that all the woodgrain shows. I ONLY use food coloring and all violins are done in it. The commercial stains just hide too much! I will post a picture of them, or better yet a video!
That’s awesome man!
I would love to see a video of it!
Nice video. Bought my first Dremel some 30 years ago. Craved a Bald Eagle out of Maple wood from a washed up log on a beach. Best tool in my tool box hands down. Thank you for sharing.
That sounds like an awesome project! Glad you enjoyed the video sir!
You can also snip a q-tip in half,mount it into your tool, and use it for polishing metal bore holes
Great idea! I may use this for a future video.
I've just brought my first carving engraving tool set so your video helped. I would like to thank the sponsor 🙂 that's you .🇬🇧
Thank you so much for uploading this! Have been thinking of starting to wood carve as a hobby for a while but had no idea what tools were needed and how to begin- this video has given me the information and confidence I need- brilliant!
So happy to hear that!
Just baught a dremel stylo today! Cant wait to get started, thank you for your videos, learning alot!
You are a Genius! Thank you for showing us how to use a Stencil on wood. I can’t wait to try this craft out 😃
You are so welcome!
Yeah man I'm just real starting to carve I've sold one piece already I did a cool walking stick and sold it for like $125.00 buck"s. And I'm working on a kinda like bigger piece it's a piece of red oak and I'm putting the faces on it and I'm also doing my first flat piece on a piece a panilin.
Where did Yu sell it
May I ask what tools you started with?
Did you know when you write $125 you don't have to say bucks
I just bought a Dremel and I am excited to be able to use it.
Hey ya Matt. That little dremel looks like a lot of fun, it would make it a lot easier to do the detail on my carvings. Also I recommend using MDF when starting out it's inexpensive and easy to work with, plus it looks awesome with a clear coat.
Right on man! Great suggestion
i have been looking at cheap carving tools, but im now set on the Dremel stylo.
I used this style to etch a stary night on my benchmade crooked river. Turn out pretty good id say.
Right on! I used to have a crooked river, great knife!
Great video, and thank you so much for having accurate captioning available on it! I can't wait to see what other crafty stuff you get up to lol
Thank you!!!
Basswood (like guitar), here I thought that it was Basswood (like the fish)! Ha ha ha! Thanks for the tutorial. Love the vacuum! One thumbs down for the video is that lack of hearing protection. You protect every BUT your hearing. It's a personal pet peeve of mine as I have tinnitus. I would have to say, a Dremel tool, if you're considering just One, is far more versatile, especially when you need to run your tool a slower RPMs and has a lot of bits that can be used with it including sanding wheels. One "stencil" method to use print off your design (in reverse the way you want it) then trace it onto your carving material using carbon paper. I got my carbon paper at Office Depot for like $5 & use it lots. Good information for us tho!
Very good tips! I just got a Dremel 4300 and several attachments and bits. Looking forward to begin carving and etching.
Awesome! I’m glad the tips helped!
wuao excelente precentasion ,muchas gracias ,estoy aprendiendo con usted aunque sea en ingles pero lo entiendo un poquito,muchas gracias.cornelius creations
Great startup video. I have been carving for a while and have considered a much larger flex-shaft tools and cutters. Was shocked by overall cost to get started so have limited my carvings to knives and gouges. I do relief carving so this seems to be the go to tool. I will be getting one. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
I'm really impressed with all of this. God Bless.
I really love your content man. I've been blacksmithing here and there for a little while now and I just recently got the Dremel tools you work with and the full Kit. I've made a few Tomahawks/Hatchets and so on but thanks for the inspiration with the wood working, Sir. Keep up the good work.
Right on man! Glad you are learning a lot from the content
I picked up one of these. The first thing I used it for was cutting down some #18 exacto blades to 3/32 for a project I have going. Even with the thinnest cutting wheel I could find it stalled constantly. Compared to a Dotco it's a POS. But you get what you pay for. I actually like the Model 1100 Stylo cordless one from about 15 years ago more. I've had and used Dremels since the 70s. Ones that were actually made in Racine. It seems I've got a habit of picking out power tools that get discontinued. A Ryobi BT-3000 and their Variable speed drill drill press from the same time period.
I don't have the patience to read every comment so this may have been said already but the wood you're referring to is basswood. That's bass like the fish and not bass like the instrument. Awesome videos brotha. Keep em coming!
Haha yes, someone else said that as well. Down here in the south we say it that way. I guess that’s where I picked it up at 😂 . Thank you man!
I always like the look of lemmys bass I might have to give this a go
You should!
Hey thanks; great tutorial. Wanted to build an old Tudor dollhouse and needed to carve into some timber’s to give a wood beam effect. Would’ve bought a wood burning carver but you saved me. Saw your thumbnail and was like; heyyy I got one of those
Thank you for the tips. I am into a new hobby with woods. 👏👏🙏
Great video Cornelius. Loved your tips. I carve wood walking staffs and totally love doing staffs for the Renaissance Festival. This tool would allow for easy detail work which would otherwise be painstakingly slow and tedious. Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to seeing more.
That is awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks this helped me a lot and probobly for others too please put videos like this
One of my carving projects is a Seabee warfare pin on a shotgun stock.
You dropping that wood gave you a new subscriber!
Haha thank you!
Ooh, first to comment! I love my Dremel, and wood, so am going to give this a go!
Haha awesome! Right on!
That was a great tutorial. I’ve tried to do this and now I know where I went wrong 😑 thank you 🙏
Glad it helped!
Really cool. I’d like to use for my jewelry making
Hi and good morning!!! I just now came across your video, and dude let me tell you.....I just loved it!!! Love the way you explain and demonstrate how to use the tools in which you use to carve and drill. I love to create but not that all expert on it. So thank you so very much for your time and patients for people like me. I'll keep watching.....stay safe and keep on "drilling/carving" .
Thank you Rosa! I am not an expert either :) Just showing what I know and bringing people along on the journey
Great video my friend. Thank you. From México.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just to want to say, WOW😍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow it's work granet
Greetings from Sri Lanka ! Super !
Thanks for the help, I'm just starting a small pirate chest with a carved skull and crossbones design for my son.
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for all of your videos. I just started in wood crafts and learned already so much from you.
Happy to help!
a good tip for practice wood. Wal Mart has some pretty darn cheap crafting wood in their crafting isle (mine does anyway) that you can buy for under $2 a piece. I'm usng these as a practice surface for my work.
Just got my Dremel Stylo , great video thank you so much . Looking forward to more videos . I'm planning on doing crafts and walking canes , before I just hand carved them and they took me forever lol . Thank you from Mountain Man in Trenton , Georgia .
I remember when you recorded in a shed. I'm so proud of you!
Thank you so much!
i like wood curving tools. variety
I stopped carving for over five years and I have a 14" Native American carving I will be painting with acrylics. I'd like to see a video on this process (how to: 1. sanding tips 2.applying a glazed seal before painting to make paint flow easier 3.how to thin your acrylic paint for smoother painting 4. sealer to use on the carving 4. any other tips I need to consider
Here’s a suggestion, after the carve, take a blowtorch and go over the wood and blacken the engraving, then sand on top and have the burnt wood be reversed into the wood
Good idea! I usually do this, but I wanted to make it very clean looking.
This would work great for carving gourds. The size and weight seems just right! Combine it with wood burning... cool projects.
Nicely done tutorial. I was not aware that Dremel made the stylo. I have acquired 5 dremels over the years. Today I received my Ryobi battery powered rotary tool. It's very similar to the Dremel and I really like having the motor in the hand piece rather than a drive cable from the hand piece to the tool. Ryobi does have both types. It's really great that so many innovations have been made for rotary tools over the years. I've become partial to the ryobi battery system and the convenience of battery tools. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise with others.
beside the carving, love your accent.... the power button is "rock" here
Haha thank you!
I've always wanted to try this, it looks like so much fun
It is!
This was fun to watch. Thank you. This may become my new hobby!
FOr the "cheap wooden boxes" I'd recommend stopping by a decent local cigar shop. The boxes vary in quality and the better the box, the cigars they had in it were a better quality as well. A lot of people get Cigar Boxes and make guitars with them. My local shop just gives them away to me when I ask for a few. Apparently no one near my cigar shop makes Cigar Box Guitars or fits things like dremel bis all in one place.
So, go to your local cigar shop and get a couple of Trader Jack Ciigars (usually $2-$3 Each) and take them home and if for nothing else, use them for practicing the fine art of wood carving with you Dremel(s).
Really Guys, need one of these tools I can see my sculptures coming to life.
ok... now I want to carve everything! 😅
I know the feeling!
I know the feeling!
I know the feeling!
I know the feeling!
Ya lol
Guess who go a Dremel for Christmas, let the dust fly and the fun begin.
That is awesome! Happy carving bro!
I bought this tool a couple weeks ago. Thanks for showing how to use it. :)
Right on! Glad you found the video helpful!
Great video. I was wondering how to use it until I watched yr video. Really helpful.
Awesome!
I like your teaching style! Well done.
Thank you Donna!
I enjoyed very much I just getting going with carving I will look forward to carving small items to get started
Wonderful!
Just starting out I was able to get the same you just used iam looking forward to doing this stencil
i have the battery operated one. from ebay yrs ago. 1 speed..LOL. oh well. but I do own 2 rotary tools..and flex shaft..def need to prcatice.as im not an artist, and need some stencils too. nice video..
Like We Say In The Marine's. OUT STANDING !!! Thank You Sir... mike hendershot, Beaumont, California 10/23/2021
very nice video thanks a lot one of the first that try it on camera. lot of people just show it. cheers
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
I'm a woodturner and would like to add a little decorative look to them. Thank you
Glad I could help!
thank you for an awesome video, i learned so much.Also i broke my flex shaft on my last project, can't wait to try a stylus! Will be watching, doing gr8 job keep it up.
Hey there! Thank you, I am glad you are learning a lot!
Too me the flexible shaft is absolutely horrible to carve with. The big cable is like having a garden hose attached, except the garden hose is more flexible. The flexible shaft is just totally un-natural to use, discard the piece of crap, don't use it at all. The Stylo is the ONLY way to go, more like a pencil, easier to control, more natural. The power cord does not hinder. In fact, I barely even notice the power cord. I love the Stylo! Also buy many bit sets, the more bits you have the more versatile! I tend to buy cheap bit sets from Wallmart, or even cheaper priced ones at Harbor Freight. This way when a bit goes dull, chunk it on the garbage... Happy carving, its fun!!! BTW I'm an instrument maker that makes violins, guitars, harps, and steel guitars. I only use chisels for my work so using a Stylo is going to be a new thing for me. I bought my Stylo two days ago and already have mastered it!!!
Im going to buy one, looks like it would be easy to get into hard to reach places, thanks for the great video.
Thank you Scott! I’m sure you will love it!
Hey! I haven't been getting your notifications. I thought you were on a holiday, or something, so I came searching. Looking good man.
My new favorite accessory that helps a ton with my fine detail work is the Optivisor. Makes me look like a creepy cultish eye doctor, but it's awesome.
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You better click that bell boy! haha. Thank you bro! Haha yes, I have a cheap optivisor I been needing to do a review on. I have been wondering where you went!
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I’m gonna try some wood craving- beginner style! You do nice work.
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello from New Zealand. Really appreciate your easy to follow tutorial. Thank you.
Hey there! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Oh ill definitely be picking one of these up!
Awesome!
thanks a lot ur video was very helpful
Glad you enjoyed it!