I have owned a Dremel most of my life but never thought of using it to carve. I have been making Christmas Ornaments for many years and will follow your instructions to decorate them this year. I just tried it and its so much easier then carving by hand. At age 90 I try to learn something new every day and today you were my mentor. I also plan to use the Dremel to add detail to my lathe turnings. Maybe I should buy a modern Dremel its much fancier then mine. Keep up nthe good work, Walt
When you speed up the video, the nice, gentle, Dremel sound suddenly turns into a horrendous screeching sound that hurts the ears. I'm not sure if you knew that when you sped up the footage lol But aside from that, I love your tutorial. It's sooo well thought out and you don't miss anything. You make sure that we really understand, not only WHAT you're doing, but WHY you're doing it. I love that you are explaining your reasoning behind everything you're doing. That helps soo much. You've just earned a sub!!
Hey Danni! Thank you so much for the kind words! I appreciate your subscription! I appreciate your feedback! I will watch out for this on my new videos! I am using so many exclamations! lol. Be sure to join our new FB group :)
Feeling confident after watching the video once that I could finally address the unfinished wooden boxes I’ve been collecting. Doesn’t seem as intimidating. When he says listen. Listen. The cutting technique is everything. If you’re forgetful like me, jot down a couple of notes. :)
I made a Celtic knot in stone for a friend. I learned a lot in the process. It's fun to see your video again after making it because now everything makes more sense.
I started doing wood art after the holidays and I have found my new hobby! I have been thinking of doing some stuff with Celtic knots, and thanks to you, I won't be thinking very much. Fantastic demonstration!
Working on a faux mantel for our gas fire place. The scroll carving pieces at the hardware store were extremely expensive so I decided to look for another option and came across you.
i am building a small Celtic cross for my beloved recently deceased cat. You just gave me the inspiration to attempt some knot work on it. It probably wont be perfect but I'm exited to yry. I've got plenty of wood to work with so a few throw aways are acceptable.
OMG!!!! I've been cheating myself! All this time I've never utilized the bur you used today!!! Now it makes sense on how I can make more detailed outlines! 2👍👍!!!!
Thank you for the creative guidance. My sister has always been artistic and I'm excited to see her be able to have an outlet like this to focus on. This will be something we could do together and make a memory with a memento to boot.
Really good presentation, Cornelius. Well organized, informative, good photography. Your pleasant, likable personality comes through and makes me want to get into this hobby. Kudos and thanks.
Greetings. Nicely presented instructions & demonstration. I do mostly hand carved engravings, but the dremel does come in handy for some sanding, ckeaning up.
Your tutorials have helped me so much! You got me into power carving and I absolutely love it. Thanks so much for all your videos and helpful hints. Truly helpful for all skill levels.
I love your video. It gave me an idea to make an outdoor sign out of pallet wood. This will be a couples wedding anniversary sign with a saying. I can't wait to get started on it.
OMG awesome video my guy! I just got myself a Rotary tool.... Immediately I was discouraged because I knew I wanted one.... About to start woodworking.... But I thought I wasn't going to be able to use it right away.... This has totally changed my life and perspective! Seriously! I am about to start carving up everything!
Just got a dremel stylist plus and started some practice pieces. I want to eventually work my way to my hawk and axe handles. I think the staining at the end is perfect. I’ve learned a lot from your videos, thanks!
I've been a long time crafter. I've done many things and always wanted to work with wood. Found a cheap rotary tool and i have a load of cigar boxes. Hope your techniques will benefit me. This is gonna be fun!
Thanks to your videos, I've purchased a Dremel 4300 for wood projects, the question I have is what spade bits are compatible with the dremel? My purpose would be to carve circles for tealight candles?
Omg I needed this! Thank you I swear I've been looking for videos for this and couldn't find any I didnt even know what to search But here it is Randomly popped up in recommended
Hear Ye Hear Ye: I should have chose different words to communicate. When I say "It is detrimental", this is an “emotional catch phrase” - let me reword: “Not understanding these techniques could hinder your carving”. Meaning the techniques you learn will better you and not hinder you. There are a lot of carvings out there that would be better with this technique. 👍🏻
@@CorneliusCreations can wait and wanted to ask you a quick question what is the best way to transfer a picture on a piece of wood if you don't have carbon paper
@Nick Honesto … I think I saw a video discussing the different options if u don’t have carbon paper… it might be in one of Cornelius’ other videos… I can’t remember because I’ve been looking through so many. If I come across it again, I will comment where I found it.
This was the perfect information for printing stencils. I did one today and just printed a full size on a 8.5x11 piece of paper and reduced it on my printer /copier. This app will be great. Thanks for the info. 👍Beautiful finished box now I know how to add depth to the celtic knots. May integrate some wood burning into it as well. 😉
Great video. Thx. Could you tell something more about finishing wood work? It is not obvious for beginners what kind of stuff should be use in the end. I mean when should I use mordant, when lacquer and when only oil.
I saw a beautiful video years ago about Innuit Shamen making carvings using Dremel tools. They use modern day technology to make traditional fetishes now, mixing the old with the new :-) This video just has me screaming for my work table, to try and emulate the skills shown here. My Dremels just get used for cutting/sanding and drilling. That's about the level of my current skills, unfortunately :-)
For a bigger piece of wood, you could probably use an adult coloring page as a template. I know I have a few finished ones full of mandalas and other things that are collecting dust and would benefit from being used for something like this. 🙂😉
Great job! I'm a beginner and I'm not able to figure how to maintain a consistent depth in the negative space. Could you share some insight in a upcoming video or point me to one that you may have done. Thank you
You sir, have surgeons hands when it comes to your ability to make such a straight cut, what I'm really hoping is that when you started engraving that your Dremel bit (mine's a 3000 with a flexi-shaft) went flying off like it was possessed and determined to do it's own random scribblings and and scratching. I understand now, through your videos, that I never learned how to change and vary the pressure and technique when let your bit go clockwise and vice-versa. For engraving, if I already own the Dremel 3000 and I have only begun to seriously practice engraving wood and acrylic glass, should I just learn from my mistakes on cheap bits of wood and hopefully gradually get the hang of it, or would you recommend investing in the Engraver or Stylo? Thanks man, your videos are invaluable!
Thank you Paul! You will get the hang of it my friend. Get some soft wood and start by tracing designs. You will get it down my friend. No need to buy a new tool.
I have a power carver with like 50 pieces,I’m sure there is a type of piece to sand with I’m not sure,have a ton of wood lying around and I’m gonna try it Tomorrow,not pine tho.Thanks the vids rlly help understand
How thick should the wood plank be to achieve the same depth as yours in the video? Just starting out and bought the dremel but can't decide on the wood
For the Fogging Glasses Ting: You can get a glycerin solution for small money at drugstores, whiping your glasses with it will keep them from fogging up. Its the same stuff that is in some Fluids for fog machines and it basicly ceeps the water from bonding and forming drops.
Your video convinced me to purchase a dremel and to get my printer up and working again after 3-4 years of disuse. My only question is do you know a good website to download these patterns and designs from? Google images and Pinterest haven't been much help.
Hey there! Happy to hear that! They are a little hard to find. I have some template packs I will be coming out with soon. There are a few I have already on howtowoodcarve.com
This a very good tutorial. I am a bigger in wood carving and I leave in Australia. Is it possible to get a link for buying the wooden box and the carving diamond bit you used in this video. The link provided in the video is out dated. Thankyou again for this amazing video.
Dude!!! You're great! Thank for lessons, tips, techniques, and tips. I am curious cause I used to draw and giving it depth and texture through learned and practices techniques. My question to you is since I am new to this is, "When you carve into any specific design out according to what it is you're trying to engrave/carve into whatever material you're working with will you add depth and/or texture according to what design it is you're engraving/carving in order for more aesthetic purposes?"
Yes, exactly! In fact one of my teachers told me to stop carving as deep 😁. Depending on the look you are going for and what it is that you are carving, I will sometimes not even add depth.
Couldn't find the app you used for resizing the prints. Is there one you would recommend for Android phone?? My Baby Nieces birthday is coming up Saturday, thinking about making a Box for Her little whatnot's so Her Mommy can keep her things separate. The Celtic Knot Heart shape is a awesome idea!! Thank You for Your Time and Video!!
Thanks so much for this video tutorial Matthew. What Flaming tool did you use to scortch the finished box? I didn't see it listed in your tool list. Thanks.
In the beginning you say these tips are "detrimental" to your carving, so I shouldn't do the things you say because they are going to harm me? I'm confused.
Hear Ye Hear Ye: It is an “emotional catch phrase” - let me reword: “Not understanding these techniques could hinder your carving”. Meaning the techniques you learn will better you and not hinder you. There are a lot of carvings out there that would be better with this technique. 👍🏻
Hear ye: Just say “I misspoke.” Your rephrase does not explain away the use of detrimental. Saying “not knowing theses tips would be detrimental...” would work. You said knowing them is detrimental, which means, “ don’t listen to me.” Regardless, great tips. It helped and was in no way detrimental.
This vid just makes me want to carve some bass wood, great vid, just need to save up money for tools and get carving. Great work, fab vid, love the end result. Keep up the great work, love your vids.
Thanks For the video my friend, i only got my 8220 dremel 2 days ago so it helped inspire me, it was driving me nuts trying to figure out how to attach the disc grinder because i Didn't see the the little screw what holds it it in ... So yeah thanks again my friend, ps looved your carving m looked boss. Thumbed up & subscribed ( I'll be checking out more m8 : )
I’ve just invested in a Dremel and was looking to get the best use out of it, your videos and the things your making are very impressive, your instructions are easy to follow, I look forward to giving it a go when I’ve picked up the engraving bits, thank you I’m really inspired, Mark, St. Helens United Kingdom 👍
I have owned a Dremel most of my life but never thought of using it to carve. I have been making Christmas Ornaments for many years and will follow your instructions to decorate them this year. I just tried it and its so much easier then carving by hand. At age 90 I try to learn something new every day and today you were my mentor. I also plan to use the Dremel to add detail to my lathe turnings. Maybe I should buy a modern Dremel its much fancier then mine. Keep up nthe good work, Walt
He has the Amazon link in his comment. They are under $40! Having a hobbie is so important! Happy Holidays to you and yours💝🌲💝🌲💝
Good shit Walt
That is awesome, Walt! I appreciate you kind comment. I would love to see some of your work!
Awesome!
As someone just starting out my wood carving journey it's nice to know the love for wood carving lasts a life time 👍
I just purchased a dremel and have been looking for some instructions on all of its uses. Cornelius…you are my new hero!!!
So happy to hear that you are enjoying the videos!
I believe you meant to say "Instrumental" to wood carving lol .... not *"Detrimental". But great video keep up the good work
haha yes, a better word could have been chosen. Thank you man!
@@CorneliusCreations the complete opposite term lmao
Came here for this
Fundamental?
Detrimental : causing harm or damage.
When you speed up the video, the nice, gentle, Dremel sound suddenly turns into a horrendous screeching sound that hurts the ears. I'm not sure if you knew that when you sped up the footage lol
But aside from that, I love your tutorial. It's sooo well thought out and you don't miss anything. You make sure that we really understand, not only WHAT you're doing, but WHY you're doing it. I love that you are explaining your reasoning behind everything you're doing. That helps soo much. You've just earned a sub!!
Hey Danni! Thank you so much for the kind words! I appreciate your subscription! I appreciate your feedback! I will watch out for this on my new videos! I am using so many exclamations! lol. Be sure to join our new FB group :)
Feeling confident after watching the video once that I could finally address the unfinished wooden boxes I’ve been collecting. Doesn’t seem as intimidating.
When he says listen. Listen. The cutting technique is everything.
If you’re forgetful like me, jot down a couple of notes. :)
I made a Celtic knot in stone for a friend. I learned a lot in the process. It's fun to see your video again after making it because now everything makes more sense.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I started doing wood art after the holidays and I have found my new hobby! I have been thinking of doing some stuff with Celtic knots, and thanks to you, I won't be thinking very much. Fantastic demonstration!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great educational videos. You're a natural-born teacher!
Thank you for the kind words, Karen!
So glad I found this. I just bought a dremel and can’t wait to start using it. Thanks for this tutorial 🤩
You sir are an inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to generously share your knowledge. God bless.
Working on a faux mantel for our gas fire place. The scroll carving pieces at the hardware store were extremely expensive so I decided to look for another option and came across you.
Awesome!
Love from Ghana, Africa.
Have been learning a lot from ur videos.. Just ordered my dremel can't wait to start engraving and carving
That's awesome
The quality of you Content brings a tear of joy to my eyes
I ordered a Dremel recently, can't wait to start carving!
I did too
They really are great for all your crafting needs, especially when you have loads of bits to experiment with.
i am building a small Celtic cross for my beloved recently deceased cat. You just gave me the inspiration to attempt some knot work on it. It probably wont be perfect but I'm exited to yry. I've got plenty of wood to work with so a few throw aways are acceptable.
Bone is fun to carve too.. it make pretty jewelry or accent pieces to good wood carvings! Awesome video man!
Thank you for the kind words, John!
OMG!!!!
I've been cheating myself! All this time I've never utilized the bur you used today!!! Now it makes sense on how I can make more detailed outlines!
2👍👍!!!!
Haha! Yes I know what you mean. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you for the creative guidance. My sister has always been artistic and I'm excited to see her be able to have an outlet like this to focus on. This will be something we could do together and make a memory with a memento to boot.
Well... thanks to this video... I'm making all my Christmas presents this year!!! Love it!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really good presentation, Cornelius. Well organized, informative, good photography. Your pleasant, likable personality comes through and makes me want to get into this hobby. Kudos and thanks.
Just got a dremel, this stuff is going to be so helpful.
Greetings. Nicely presented instructions & demonstration. I do mostly hand carved engravings, but the dremel does come in handy for some sanding, ckeaning up.
Thank you!
Gonna try this in the morning
Got my tool 2 days ago and only had a play with it
Thanks :)
Right on!
Your tutorials have helped me so much! You got me into power carving and I absolutely love it. Thanks so much for all your videos and helpful hints. Truly helpful for all skill levels.
Thank you, Apryl! So glad you are enjoying the videos and re learning from them.
Love the video, it's great to see the end product, one tip though, pop some sponge in the box to help deaden the noise 😀
Wow! That's epic. I would have liked to have seen how you put the stain on and took it off quickly though.
I love your video. It gave me an idea to make an outdoor sign out of pallet wood. This will be a couples wedding anniversary sign with a saying. I can't wait to get started on it.
OMG awesome video my guy! I just got myself a Rotary tool.... Immediately I was discouraged because I knew I wanted one.... About to start woodworking.... But I thought I wasn't going to be able to use it right away.... This has totally changed my life and perspective! Seriously! I am about to start carving up everything!
Just got a dremel stylist plus and started some practice pieces. I want to eventually work my way to my hawk and axe handles. I think the staining at the end is perfect. I’ve learned a lot from your videos, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Just bought my Dremel today! Can’t wait to try making a box!
Right on!! 👊🏻👊🏻🔥👍🏻
That's great. What are you going to use the Dremel for though?
As a tattoo artist i can't WAIT to design an idea and use my tattoo stencil paper!
This guy is fantastic, has become my go to channel..
Thank you sir!
I've been a long time crafter. I've done many things and always wanted to work with wood. Found a cheap rotary tool and i have a load of cigar boxes. Hope your techniques will benefit me. This is gonna be fun!
Awesome to hear!
Love the content my friend from Scotland recommend this to watch since I'm thinking for wood projects..
Glad you are enjoying it!
And subscribed! Just bought a jig saw and a Dremel rotary tool. Excited about the possibilities
Nice to see you back, I haven't seen a video of yours for a long time.
Thank you Mark! These videos take an extremely long time to film and edit the way I do. I’m hoping to get on a regular schedule 😁
Beautiful! If I wanted to do inside corners as angles which attachment would I need to use?
You make it look soo easy, but it is enjoyable for me to TRY and have my work similar to yours. Keep up the great vids. Bye from Scotland.
Thanks to your videos, I've purchased a Dremel 4300 for wood projects, the question I have is what spade bits are compatible with the dremel? My purpose would be to carve circles for tealight candles?
Brilliant video. Your explanation and enthusiasm really inspired me to have a go. I have previously tried chip carving with limited success. Thanks
Beautiful! Can’t wait to get started. Thank you for such a great, detailed instruction video!
You are so welcome!
Thanks a lot ! I am beginner in this ) and your lessons are very useful!
Glad to hear that!
Looks nice. Good job.👍
Thanks to you, l discoverd some good burrs that l use for podiatry. Kind regards from Belgium
Omg I needed this! Thank you
I swear I've been looking for videos for this and couldn't find any
I didnt even know what to search
But here it is
Randomly popped up in recommended
Glad you found it useful :)
another wonderful video, thanx 4 sharing
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it cheers im getting out of bed and going back to the shed
Glad to hear you are inspired my friend!
Great video well explained, have a nice day Brian UK !!!.
Sanding, forever and always. ❤
Yep!
Hear Ye Hear Ye: I should have chose different words to communicate. When I say "It is detrimental", this is an “emotional catch phrase” - let me reword: “Not understanding these techniques could hinder your carving”. Meaning the techniques you learn will better you and not hinder you. There are a lot of carvings out there that would be better with this technique. 👍🏻
Thank you so very much for this video I really enjoyed this video hope to see more
Thank you, Nick! More to come soon!
@@CorneliusCreations can wait and wanted to ask you a quick question what is the best way to transfer a picture on a piece of wood if you don't have carbon paper
@Nick Honesto … I think I saw a video discussing the different options if u don’t have carbon paper… it might be in one of Cornelius’ other videos… I can’t remember because I’ve been looking through so many. If I come across it again, I will comment where I found it.
Thank you so much
Wanted to try carving a wood picture frame. Thank you for the video. Great tutorial!
You are so welcome!
Desde México me encanto tu forma de trabajar, lo explicas muy bien, intentare hacerlo luego te digo como quedo...😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
That came out gorgeous❤ I haven’t done much with my Dremel drill set but this was very inspirational so I thank you for sharing
This was the perfect information for printing stencils. I did one today and just printed a full size on a 8.5x11 piece of paper and reduced it on my printer /copier. This app will be great. Thanks for the info. 👍Beautiful finished box now I know how to add depth to the celtic knots. May integrate some wood burning into it as well. 😉
Happy to hear that!
Great mate from Aussi. I purchased a 240volt kit and have had a play with it but you taught me so much more. Much appreciated!!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for the techniques. I m just starting to wood carve! I love the design transfer. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
just bought this Dremel. thank you great job and Im inspired to try to do a small box myself
That is awesome to hear! I am sure you will do great!
is a good handkraft , thanks for shareing
Great video. Thx. Could you tell something more about finishing wood work? It is not obvious for beginners what kind of stuff should be use in the end. I mean when should I use mordant, when lacquer and when only oil.
That all depends on what kind of finish you want to go for. On a lot of exotic woods, oil is usually preferred. I will try to make a video sometime
I saw a beautiful video years ago about Innuit Shamen making carvings using Dremel tools. They use modern day technology to make traditional fetishes now, mixing the old with the new :-) This video just has me screaming for my work table, to try and emulate the skills shown here. My Dremels just get used for cutting/sanding and drilling. That's about the level of my current skills, unfortunately :-)
You will get there! I am glad you enjoyed the video!
Gorgeous I'm loving the medieval look❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
For a bigger piece of wood, you could probably use an adult coloring page as a template. I know I have a few finished ones full of mandalas and other things that are collecting dust and would benefit from being used for something like this. 🙂😉
Fantastic idea!
Great job! I'm a beginner and I'm not able to figure how to maintain a consistent depth in the negative space. Could you share some insight in a upcoming video or point me to one that you may have done. Thank you
Thank you for your comment. Great suggestion!
Thanks for the app info, just downloaded it . Well worth £1.99 uk. And like the box
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Very good work! Right Man!
You sir, have surgeons hands when it comes to your ability to make such a straight cut, what I'm really hoping is that when you started engraving that your Dremel bit (mine's a 3000 with a flexi-shaft) went flying off like it was possessed and determined to do it's own random scribblings and and scratching. I understand now, through your videos, that I never learned how to change and vary the pressure and technique when let your bit go clockwise and vice-versa. For engraving, if I already own the Dremel 3000 and I have only begun to seriously practice engraving wood and acrylic glass, should I just learn from my mistakes on cheap bits of wood and hopefully gradually get the hang of it, or would you recommend investing in the Engraver or Stylo?
Thanks man, your videos are invaluable!
Thank you Paul! You will get the hang of it my friend. Get some soft wood and start by tracing designs. You will get it down my friend. No need to buy a new tool.
I have a power carver with like 50 pieces,I’m sure there is a type of piece to sand with I’m not sure,have a ton of wood lying around and I’m gonna try it Tomorrow,not pine tho.Thanks the vids rlly help understand
Would you be able to carve some impossible shapes ? eg. Impossible trident, cube , triangle. I would love to see how these would turn out.
You can out of a block of wood. I may try one day.
Thank again another awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it!
How thick should the wood plank be to achieve the same depth as yours in the video? Just starting out and bought the dremel but can't decide on the wood
Did you mean these techniques will be instrumental?
You're awesome bud love your content!
Awesome Thank you!
For the Fogging Glasses Ting: You can get a glycerin solution for small money at drugstores, whiping your glasses with it will keep them from fogging up. Its the same stuff that is in some Fluids for fog machines and it basicly ceeps the water from bonding and forming drops.
OR = wipe the lenses with anti-static dryer sheets/
Your video convinced me to purchase a dremel and to get my printer up and working again after 3-4 years of disuse. My only question is do you know a good website to download these patterns and designs from? Google images and Pinterest haven't been much help.
Hey there! Happy to hear that! They are a little hard to find. I have some template packs I will be coming out with soon. There are a few I have already on howtowoodcarve.com
I too use the carbon-paper transfer method. But only because it's the only one i know. What are some other methods? Do you have a vid? Thx.
Thank you so much for the video and explanation. I'm just learning to use a dremel so this was very appreciated!
Awesome :)
Old school is awesome. Thank you for this vid
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Loved this!!! Nice work
Glad you enjoyed it!
This a very good tutorial. I am a bigger in wood carving and I leave in Australia. Is it possible to get a link for buying the wooden box and the carving diamond bit you used in this video. The link provided in the video is out dated. Thankyou again for this amazing video.
It is amazing wood carving skill👌
This was awesome - you’ve convinced me to purchase a dremel !
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude!!! You're great! Thank for lessons, tips, techniques, and tips. I am curious cause I used to draw and giving it depth and texture through learned and practices techniques. My question to you is since I am new to this is, "When you carve into any specific design out according to what it is you're trying to engrave/carve into whatever material you're working with will you add depth and/or texture according to what design it is you're engraving/carving in order for more aesthetic purposes?"
Yes, exactly! In fact one of my teachers told me to stop carving as deep 😁. Depending on the look you are going for and what it is that you are carving, I will sometimes not even add depth.
Wonderful! Thank you! I wanna make ravioli mold : )
You should!
Couldn't find the app you used for resizing the prints.
Is there one you would recommend for Android phone??
My Baby Nieces birthday is coming up Saturday, thinking about making a Box for Her little whatnot's so Her Mommy can keep her things separate.
The Celtic Knot Heart shape is a awesome idea!!
Thank You for Your Time and Video!!
That is an amazing skill to have. Definitely going to pull my dremel out and give it a try.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks so much for this video tutorial Matthew. What Flaming tool did you use to scortch the finished box? I didn't see it listed in your tool list. Thanks.
That was amazing! I'm definitely going to try this on my woodwork!
The sound is picked up well when you make your cuts. What mic do you use for that? Thanks for the video
Hey Danny! Glad you enjoyed it. I was using a lav mic.
Wow very nice I think I can do this thank you so much I just found your channel
Glad you found it helpful!
In the beginning you say these tips are "detrimental" to your carving, so I shouldn't do the things you say because they are going to harm me? I'm confused.
im glad im not the only one that heard that lol
Hear Ye Hear Ye: It is an “emotional catch phrase” - let me reword: “Not understanding these techniques could hinder your carving”. Meaning the techniques you learn will better you and not hinder you. There are a lot of carvings out there that would be better with this technique. 👍🏻
@@CorneliusCreations 😆😆😆😆😆. Too funny!
Fundamental? Crucial? Of course it doesn't matter, cuz we all got the point, but really it's just amusing 😋
Hear ye: Just say “I misspoke.” Your rephrase does not explain away the use of detrimental. Saying “not knowing theses tips would be detrimental...” would work. You said knowing them is detrimental, which means, “ don’t listen to me.” Regardless, great tips. It helped and was in no way detrimental.
This vid just makes me want to carve some bass wood, great vid, just need to save up money for tools and get carving. Great work, fab vid, love the end result. Keep up the great work, love your vids.
Thank you, Karol! I’m glad you are inspired!
Very inspiring.. the box look so cool.. nice job man👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Hi from the tool list it looks like the inverted cone is a diamond burr???? New to the game and I didn't think diamond burrs were for wood
Thanks For the video my friend, i only got my 8220 dremel 2 days ago so it helped inspire me, it was driving me nuts trying to figure out how to attach the disc grinder because i Didn't see the the little screw what holds it it in ... So yeah thanks again my friend, ps looved your carving m looked boss.
Thumbed up & subscribed ( I'll be checking out more m8 : )
Use a lighter stain. I think you inspired me. I'm going to try this. But use a polycrylic.
I’m glad it inspired you!
Great video. Thanks. Beautiful project!
Thank you, Jane! Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve just invested in a Dremel and was looking to get the best use out of it, your videos and the things your making are very impressive, your instructions are easy to follow, I look forward to giving it a go when I’ve picked up the engraving bits, thank you I’m really inspired,
Mark, St. Helens United Kingdom 👍
Thank you, Mark! Glad the videos are inspiring you!
This is a nice looking little project, Matt and the instructions were excellent for the beginners out here (like me). Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it sir!
I'm learning how to do this for a mother of pearl powder inlay project
Awesome!
Brilliant video as always. Thank you!!