Like the video and how you went through things! I tried that on my Dremel. I have to say, I was NOT impressed with it at all!!! For the reason you pointed out about the bits coming lose and moving. I was having that happen even on softer woods though. I promptly went back to collets.
@@MattCarves I can't remember if I "always" spanner tightened or not. Logic would say I would have ended on using a spanner and when did not work enough I would have stopped. Maybe something for me to try again... Or, maybe mine is dysfunctional 🤣😂
Matt, that was a good point you made about it flying out. It happened to me when I was carving a celtic heart recently and was using a big cone spear burr. That thing flew off and also messed up my dremel flex shaft. Small warp. Glad it was under the 30 day return. Anyways, I never did find that burr either in my garage and I saw that it hit my glass table and carved out a chunk. It could have been my neck! Anyways, glad you pointed that out and warned your users. I will stick to the basic one in my new flex shaft :-) If I do decide to use this one again, I will make sure it's nice and tight with the wrench.
The chuck is fast, but the collets have a design advantage. Collets are very accurate, making runout of a bit almost impossible. A 3 jam chuch does allow sloppy placement of a bit with the attendant runout or possible loss of the bit at speed! The chuck is fast, but be precise! BTW the nose cones on the newer Dremels have a plate inside that can grab the collet nut, acting like a built in wrench, no more searching for the little spanner!
Thanks Matt..my collet tightener is looking a bit knarled up with changing the bits and they jam up in there when it heats up.I think ill try out the chuck..
Hi Matt, thanks for the info. I still tighten the chuck with the spanner since my flame burr came loose at high speed and bent like a banana before i could shut off the Dremel!
Great Solution Claire, I have put a note in the description about this. I have bent a few burr, mainly flap wheels, had some success in bending them back. But sometimes they are too far gone.
4:36 I make my sculptures with semi-hard wood, honestly this thing often happened to me the few times I used it... cannibalizing the poor Dremel stylo. honestly I bought one a few days ago, but it's only there if the tips have different thicknesses, or for non-demanding jobs. I won't put the tips of the kutzall on it anymore, the last time it flew away. question, what do you think of the EZ speedclic for sanding?
Wouldn't of thought the dremel style was powerful enough to carve semihard wood. I tend to sand with this attachment ua-cam.com/video/6kQ_XYCKZy8/v-deo.htmlsi=KyYeQvMknMElv-cG
@@MattCarves I thought I already answered, but I can't find the comment. I meant that I had plundered the chuck of the Dremel stylo 😅, but in any case yes, I was able to make small sculptures with the stylo, but it took me hours
thanks for the video . im just getting started wood carving . i just ordered the kutzal flame burr today . question : i have firewood and there is so much bark on it . whats the best easiest way to remove the bark so i can get to the smooth wood . do you think an angle grinder ? this is all new to me .
Yeah bark is a pain to remove. I use an angle grinder with a kutzall disc. I haven't really removed alot of bark so my method might not be the best or cheapest. I am using it in this video at the start ua-cam.com/video/FsskvDK2bMo/v-deo.html
@@MattCarves ok thanks , i went to harbor freight and i bought a 10 pack of burrs /cusps last week. i didnt realize that they wouldnt fit the dremel . they were 1/4 inch . anyway i put 1 in my old power drill today (the old drill with the chord) and they worked great taking the bark off the firewood pieces that im gonna use . and they worked great stripping down the bark on the 7 foot branches that im gonna use for walking sticks when my kutzal flame burr gets delivered . i have a question : (im new to carving) i cut branches off the tree to use for the walking sticks . how long should they dry out for before i start carving them ? or is there any tricks i should know ? thanks man , love your channel !! your a superstar !!
@@MattCarves thank you Matt just seen your bush replacement I thought mine had packed in didn't realize that the problem was the bushes so I bought a new one....... What a plonker I am ... Still struggling to make a face that I like one side always seems difficult to cut correctly but I refuse to give in thanks for the reply master matt
multichuck is fast but it doesn’t hold the bit as gud when you hand tightened it......just like you pointed out often the bit just comes off or flying off if rpm is high when doing something hard
Hi Peter. There is an Amazon link (affiliate link)for that one in the description of the video. or you can click here amzn.to/3qqE8jA Cheers for watching 👍
It takes a 1/8th kutzall burr. I mainly use the 1/8th kutzall burrs they are great. My favorite burr is the flame. 1/4 is to large for this multi chuck and for Dremel in general. Matt
dont know if anyone gives a shit but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all of the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my brother for the last few months xD
Good video, but I could not take my eyes off of the drop-cord light behind you that has exposed wiring. Not smart in a dusty environment that all woodshops have, yours included. Might want to replace it before you catch fire, Matt.
Time is indeed money. You spend your time working to get payed so you can exchange it for someone else's time like engineers and specialists with skills you lack. Else we would all be inefficient small scale farmers and jacks of all trades due to forced self sufficiency.
That boat is adorable....... oh, and yes! Thanks for the advice!
Thank you. 😊
Chucks for standard Drmal & Others:
9/32 40TPI. Chuck
M8- 0.75 mm Chuck
Man, that is one cute boat ❤.
Thanks Matt. I didn't even know this existed.
Like the video and how you went through things!
I tried that on my Dremel. I have to say, I was NOT impressed with it at all!!! For the reason you pointed out about the bits coming lose and moving. I was having that happen even on softer woods though. I promptly went back to collets.
Interesting Chris. I use mine all the time, I do always tighten with a spanner though.
@@MattCarves I can't remember if I "always" spanner tightened or not. Logic would say I would have ended on using a spanner and when did not work enough I would have stopped.
Maybe something for me to try again... Or, maybe mine is dysfunctional 🤣😂
Matt, that was a good point you made about it flying out. It happened to me when I was carving a celtic heart recently and was using a big cone spear burr. That thing flew off and also messed up my dremel flex shaft. Small warp. Glad it was under the 30 day return. Anyways, I never did find that burr either in my garage and I saw that it hit my glass table and carved out a chunk. It could have been my neck! Anyways, glad you pointed that out and warned your users. I will stick to the basic one in my new flex shaft :-) If I do decide to use this one again, I will make sure it's nice and tight with the wrench.
Wow, that sounds like it could have been a lot worse. Yeah I always spanner tighten these days. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍. Happy carving
The chuck is fast, but the collets have a design advantage. Collets are very accurate, making runout of a bit almost impossible. A 3 jam chuch does allow sloppy placement of a bit with the attendant runout or possible loss of the bit at speed! The chuck is fast, but be precise! BTW the nose cones on the newer Dremels have a plate inside that can grab the collet nut, acting like a built in wrench, no more searching for the little spanner!
Cheers Alan
Absolutely great video. Thank You!
Thank you Frank glad you found it useful 👍
Thanks Matt..my collet tightener is looking a bit knarled up with changing the bits and they jam up in there when it heats up.I think ill try out the chuck..
I think it is a good tool. A you should read the note in the description. Cheers John
Thanks for your review.
Hi Matt, thanks for the info. I still tighten the chuck with the spanner since my flame burr came loose at high speed and bent like a banana before i could shut off the Dremel!
Great Solution Claire, I have put a note in the description about this. I have bent a few burr, mainly flap wheels, had some success in bending them back. But sometimes they are too far gone.
I managed to save it by cutting off the shaft before the bend, there's only about 1cm left but it tightens!
@@clairetolmie5640 nice, good burrs are worth saving👍
4:36 I make my sculptures with semi-hard wood, honestly this thing often happened to me the few times I used it... cannibalizing the poor Dremel stylo. honestly I bought one a few days ago, but it's only there if the tips have different thicknesses, or for non-demanding jobs. I won't put the tips of the kutzall on it anymore, the last time it flew away. question, what do you think of the EZ speedclic for sanding?
Wouldn't of thought the dremel style was powerful enough to carve semihard wood. I tend to sand with this attachment ua-cam.com/video/6kQ_XYCKZy8/v-deo.htmlsi=KyYeQvMknMElv-cG
@@MattCarves I thought I already answered, but I can't find the comment. I meant that I had plundered the chuck of the Dremel stylo 😅, but in any case yes, I was able to make small sculptures with the stylo, but it took me hours
thanks for the video . im just getting started wood carving . i just ordered the kutzal flame burr today . question : i have firewood and there is so much bark on it . whats the best easiest way to remove the bark so i can get to the smooth wood . do you think an angle grinder ? this is all new to me .
Yeah bark is a pain to remove. I use an angle grinder with a kutzall disc. I haven't really removed alot of bark so my method might not be the best or cheapest. I am using it in this video at the start ua-cam.com/video/FsskvDK2bMo/v-deo.html
@@MattCarves ok thanks , i went to harbor freight and i bought a 10 pack of burrs /cusps last week. i didnt realize that they wouldnt fit the dremel . they were 1/4 inch . anyway i put 1 in my old power drill today (the old drill with the chord) and they worked great taking the bark off the firewood pieces that im gonna use . and they worked great stripping down the bark on the 7 foot branches that im gonna use for walking sticks when my kutzal flame burr gets delivered . i have a question : (im new to carving) i cut branches off the tree to use for the walking sticks . how long should they dry out for before i start carving them ? or is there any tricks i should know ? thanks man , love your channel !! your a superstar !!
Can it be use with the EZ lock cutting blades?
Sorry don't know what EZluck blades are
Great info. Thanks.
No problem 😊
Hey Matt the master carver what life span has a Dremel plz my friend
Well I had one that lasted 6 years and one that lasted 2years. 👍
@@MattCarves thank you Matt just seen your bush replacement I thought mine had packed in didn't realize that the problem was the bushes so I bought a new one.......
What a plonker I am ...
Still struggling to make a face that I like one side always seems difficult to cut correctly but I refuse to give in thanks for the reply master matt
multichuck is fast but it doesn’t hold the bit as gud when you hand tightened it......just like you pointed out often the bit just comes off or flying off if rpm is high when doing something hard
Yeah definitely got to watch out for that. I tend to spanner tighten all except for diamond burrs for detailing.
Hi Matt where do I purchased this multi chuck?
Hi Peter. There is an Amazon link (affiliate link)for that one in the description of the video. or you can click here amzn.to/3qqE8jA
Cheers for watching 👍
Thanks Matt
Thank you Sir ! That's very informative 😊will this take 1/8 kutzall burr or 1/4. Thanks
It takes a 1/8th kutzall burr. I mainly use the 1/8th kutzall burrs they are great. My favorite burr is the flame. 1/4 is to large for this multi chuck and for Dremel in general. Matt
dont know if anyone gives a shit but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all of the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my brother for the last few months xD
@@MattCarves thank you Sir 😊
@@brantleybryan321 🤔🤔🤔🤔
@Brantley Bryan Definitely, have been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
Good video, but I could not take my eyes off of the drop-cord light behind you that has exposed wiring. Not smart in a dusty environment that all woodshops have, yours included. Might want to replace it before you catch fire, Matt.
Cheers Tony. Good call - threw that light a long time ago.
Very helpful video, am new on this and this really helped... Big thumb's up!!!
cool cheers. Happy Carving👍
i do more metalworking, so this is less useful, but definitively will look it up
Does this fit a Tacklife rotary tool? Cheers
Sorry. But I don't have one of those so I don't know.
For carvings that I have done using the multi chuck check these out - ua-cam.com/play/PL_h0ke2NnD00JJ5n_PilzNLYJhbHL1qJ0.html
Time is indeed money. You spend your time working to get payed so you can exchange it for someone else's time like engineers and specialists with skills you lack. Else we would all be inefficient small scale farmers and jacks of all trades due to forced self sufficiency.
Well said. 👍
Absolutely don't bother buying this, the burrs still come loose quickly and I ended up going back to the collett system; on within a few hours.
Sorry to hear that Clinton. I have been using these for 2 years now and still finding it useful. Cheers for watching
I wouldn't use it with the cutting disks, since they can fly out of it and cause damage/injury
In my experience, this chuck works fine with softer materials. But it often slips when cutting & grinding metal.