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Haha thank you friend! I think it’s awesome and she will have it forever to remember it!

Thank you Darryl!

Thank you brother! Let me know if they want something like this, we can make it happen.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving I definitely will bro! Thanks!

Haha..what bur did you use? I used to use rubber bits to buff out some areas but it makes it really shiny.

I used a little diamond ball and a carbide ball like the one you were using I think that’s what they’re called? I just googled to try to find out lol! Do you have to go horizontally when shading?

​​⁠That’s what I usually do to make it look uniform although you can do whatever looks good to you. I’ve seen some people do shading vertically as well but I think I like to go with the curvature of the bottle that’s why I go horizontally.

Thank you very much Lloyd!

Haha thanks! This was my one and only project like this. I do need to learn how to protect guns afterwards…possibly cerakote to protect bare metal.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving Yeah, I think a clear cerakote would probably do the trick! I’ve also heard some oldtimers coat down their bare steel guns in linseed oil and that seems to work well for them.

@@Sanguivore Nice, I wonder if you have to reapply it after certain amount of time.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving I think once every 3 months, and after every firing/cleaning. But that’s just what I’ve seen others say as I don’t have experience myself yet.

@@Sanguivore Gotcha, cerakote would probably be a better choice for long run

Thank you Matt!

Haha yup that was her plan all along!

Thank you very much!

Thanks! Yeah they are good but burn up quick haha.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving that they do but I'll give you a hidden gem..... Harbor freight has diamond tip Dremel bits for about $9 and they've lasted me 2 months over 10 blades

Awesome, thanks for the tip! I got a bunch of Amazon bits that I still have laying around just haven’t had the chance to do any more engraving. I’ll have to check Harbor Freight maybe at some point they might have some cool stuff for cheap!

Jim thanks so much for watching!

Yeah I’ve done one on aluminum and a few more on water bottles, doesn’t get any easier since there no room for any mess ups haha.

Hey thanks a lot for checking out my videos! I’ll check out your channel if you have one.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving yes @polishedGravel

Haha thanks Matt!

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Very nice, thanks!

Thank you man! You can do it, just need some practice.

Hey Radu, thanks for sharing! You are right it’s not completely flush so it definitely needs a lot more work after the Dremel. I personally don’t really care about making it look perfect as long as rust spot was taken care of. It’s been about 3 years and it’s still looking good without any issues! Glad that this worked for you as well.

Nice! Yeah I haven’t carved/engraved a stone yet, maybe in the future for sure. You can probably download some kind of design online and use carbon paper to transfer on to the stone.

Hello Joseph, I can definitely see the difference in vibration. Since there is no flexshaft it’s easier on your hand and less vibrations. You do not get as much power from this unit compared to like a 3000 or 4000 with a flexshaft but for light work this unit will do just fine.

Thanks bro! Yeah I gave it some thought on what music to use and that was what stuck out to me haha.

Hey thanks man!

Hehe I had some free time so I figured why not make another video lol. I’ve had this thing sitting in a box for too long 😂

@@TriadoCustomEngraving 😂 did Dremel give you it?

@@EtcherArtHaha nope

@@TriadoCustomEngraving Hehehe what did you buy it for?

@@EtcherArt To make a video about it but also have something small without a flexshaft.

Thank you Matt! Hopefully I’ll have time to make a few more before I deploy again haha.

Спасибо большое!

Thank you brother!

Thanks my dude!

I do it for free for you Joe 😂

Haha right on! I’ll get the telescope next time 🤣

Thank you very much!

Haha I honestly don’t know what you’re talking about 🤣

Thanks bro!

Thank you!

Haha thanks bro!

Thank you man! I haven’t engraved in a little while since I’m stationed on a boat. I’m in active duty coast guard and do engraving as a hobby. Also I’m not exactly sure how to protect the engraving afterwards, I might have to learn how to cerakote or maybe similar process that will protect the engraving from rusting. People recommended blueing the engraving but that will ruin the engraving (darken it). So I definitely need to do research on that. Thanks for watching my video!

Thank you! It takes practice and a steady hand but the most important part is propping up your arm so the only thing that’s moving is your wrist. I found that very helpful. Wish you luck, thanks for watching.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving thanks for your advise...

@@fikreefauzi8604No problem, Happy Easter!

Thank you Kevin!

No problem Scott, thanks for watching!

Hey thank you man! I started engraving around 2018-2019, haven’t done it for too long but I love doing it as a hobby.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving it’s cool seeing your progress. I’m in the beginning of this journey, so I’m glad you’ve made these videos. Thanks for putting your wisdom out there for people

@@7th-MindsetThank you!

Здравствуйте Александр, вы можете использовать полировальным кругом или резиновую полировальную насадку. Я думаю, что вам также необходимо сменить используемый вами бор, чтобы срез был более гладким. Я использую круглые боры Fox Germany из карбида вольфрама, и они отлично работают. Надеюсь это поможет!

@@TriadoCustomEngraving бор тоже из карбида вольфрама, круглый, но дремелевский. Ну и практики маловато, может потом, когда руку набью, будет получше. А резиновые насадки какие можете посоветовать?

@@alexondr762 Да, со временем у вас обязательно это получится. Я рекомендую резиновые насадки Dremel 463 или 462, но вы всегда можете купить в Интернете более дешевые подделки. Просто поищите на Amazon насадки для полировки резины, и вы найдете множество их видов. Вам не нужно ничего слишком абразивного.

@@TriadoCustomEngraving большое спасибо, посмотрю:) Удачи!✌️

@@alexondr762Спасибо и тебе тоже!

Haha yeah it definitely takes practice! Thanks for watching.

Hahaha thanks man!

Thank you Shaun!

Pretty cool, maybe I’ll give them a try when I have time for engraving again 🤙🏻

Thank you very much! Yeah black carbon paper trace is sometimes hard to see. You can use white for better visibility.

Hello James thanks for watching my video, what images are you referring to?

Hey Criss, thanks for watching my video. Yes I am using my Dremel flexshaft in this video. Dremel is rough running tool to begin with and sometimes I tend to death grip the handle in order to make sure that it doesn’t jump or shiver. Type of bur that you’re using can also be the culprit. I used to use Diamond burs to engrave metal water bottles and such and I found them to be the smoothest but not long lasting. I found Fox Germany Tungsten Carbide burs to be the best on metal cups and I’ve been using them ever since. What types of bur are you using in your projects? My speed is always set to around 25k and I don’t go over 30k. Although faster you go the smoother the cutting should be, slower you go the jumpier it gets. Keep in mind that at higher speeds burs tend to heat up faster and wear out at a faster rate as well.

Thank you for watching Christopher!