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@@debbielowrance8579 Debbie I use a DeWalt scroll saw and I cut my coins at the slowest speed the saw will go most of the time. As you get better at cutting you can increase the speed but don't increase the speed with a dull blade it will wander and break. Have phun!

@@BharatSilverware This is what I use to drill my holes in coins. Dremel Drill Press Rotary Tool Workstation Stand with Wrench - Mini Portable Press & Tool Holder - 2 Inch Depth- Ideal for Drilling Perpendicular and Angled Holes - 220-01 a.co/d/9tfpL4P

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Thanks Randy!

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Hello Chrissy, You would need a scroll saw that uses painless blades. The DeWalt scroll saw seems to be best for this. It takes a lot of practice as you know with cutting coins. I just could not get used to cutting coins with a hand saw. I would break two or three blades just connecting them to the saw! LOL! The hand saw does cut faster because you have better control of speed and pressure on the blade. Someday I will try it again. it's definitely the better way to cut coins. Thanks!

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Thanks Shane! This one took me awhile..lol

@@KerfMan it definitely did 🤣🤣

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I use the narrowest CNC bit to outline. That works for me.

@@KerfMan Thanks mate, appreciated.

Thanks Glenn! Search Steve's patterns. The pattern pdf is Welcome to Home.

I used a Dremel rotary tool that is attached to a plunge router attachment made for that specific rotary tool .

Thanks Shane! It's fun to do! 😊

Thanks Gail!

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Thanks Shane! It's time now for a router project! 😊

@@KerfMan I'm using a angle grinder at the moment 🤣👍

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Hello Larry..The Dremel tool I'm using along with the attachment ( plunge attachment) are made for each other. The Dremel "Advantage" was the name of their biggest rotary tool which was discontinued along with the plunge attachment. Dremel did replace both with similar items that can be used together. Thanks for asking!

Thank you! These will work also. www.amazon.com/20pcs-3-175mm-Carbide-Engraving-Router/dp/B07BTNHSH9/ref=dp_prsubs_1?pd_rd_w=ZgLEM&content-id=amzn1.sym.0ba7bd8b-df26-4ee1-b84b-667c9b5c33bf&pf_rd_p=0ba7bd8b-df26-4ee1-b84b-667c9b5c33bf&pf_rd_r=H6N6GWQZ1F43X3X7HAK9&pd_rd_wg=qCeSB&pd_rd_r=9e77ce10-895d-4d74-90eb-08eaac08c53d&pd_rd_i=B07BTNHSH9&psc=1

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Thanks Niel! I have another router... it's an old Black & Decker and it only uses bits that are 1/4". You need a 6.35mm collet reducer to use the 3.175mm cnc and end milling bits. I sometimes use both on a project having the cnc bit in my Dremel plunge router and the milling bit in my Black & Decker router set at the same depth, this way I don't have to stop and change bits. I hope this answers your question. Please let me know. Thanks again! Here's the link to the collet reducer. www.amazon.com/dp/B00N9WRB0I/ref

Thank you! Roberto!

Thanks Shane! There was a ton of editing!

@@KerfMan oh yes 😁👍

Thanks James!

That's a great idea!

Thank you, and thank you for pointing that mistake out! 👍

Thank you Shane!

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Thanks Shawn! Yes it's a cleaner finish and you can do an onset and inset lettering with this process. I would suggest using double skip tooth blades they cut evenly on both sides, they don't wander . Use the smallest you can with the different types of woods. Practice first cutting a few different letters out,even ones that are cursive font. Where the corners are very tight and looking impossible to make the turns ,make sure you have your saw running fast and make those turns quick with your blade otherwise you will round it out because of the tilt of the table. Easier process?...One way you spend time glueing, the other way sanding. I think it kind of evens out. If you need more help let me know! Have Phun! 😊

Thanks David!

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Thanks Shawn! I enjoy it as much as scroll sawing. Those CNC and End milling bits are not expensive either. Just a lot of fun!

Thanks Peter!

Carl, Thank you so much! I'm glad you like the video. The Advantage is an older model and is discontinued. Luckily when I did buy it I also purchased the plunge router that went with it because they discontinued that also..The model you have, I think is the replacement. My good friend in the UK Shane... Fishtank5050 check out his channel. He got he started on doing this type of artwork.... I find it it's a lot of fun and it's addicting just like scroll sawing. There are a lot of Steve Good's patterns that are super to use to carve. Carl let me know how you make out! Thanks again! 👍

@@KerfMan thanks. I went and checked out Fishtank5050 and he use a compact router which I'm guessing is even bigger than the Dremel 335. Looks like fun.

James.. That's a great idea! A chisel for marking a straight line would work. You would just have to make sure the milling bit is set at the same depth. I'm going to try that. Thanks for the feedback!👍

Thanks Roland! Yes...Steve has a great variety of project patterns to please everyone. Thanks for your feedback!

Thanks Paul! They are fun to do!😊