Making Textures in Metal with Dremel / Rotary Tool

In this video clip four different textures are made in metal using burrs in the hand piece - rotary tool / dremel.
The leather texture has a highly reflective surface and is engraved with a 1 mm ball frazer in a random pattern.
The bark texture is done using short straight strokes in one direction using a 2 mm setting burr.
The stippling textured effect is done with a 1 mm ball frazer creating small dents similar to golf ball surface.
The satin finish is done with a glass fiber pen tool.
In this gents ring tutorial texturing is used to create contrast.
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[@tatianaG]

Exactly the video I was looking for, thank you!

[@sumerian213]

omg thank you sooooo much!! been searching for weeks to figure out what this texture is called...stippling. whew! thanks a million.

[@blockydogy1188]

excellent video!! perfect for what I need! thank you!

[@Surajdash55]

Proud to be hand makers.

[@peter8261]

Hans this is very helpful. I've been considering attempting to make my own custom watch dial for a watch I have. I wanted it to be a shingling golden/copper color--like the sun--and was thinking of hammering out a brass dial. But the more I looked into things, hammering the brass causes the back-side of the dial to become warped. I think I'm going to give a go with the Dremel technique because carving the texture from the top doesn't seem like it has a noticeable effect on the back-side of the piece. This means I can carve out detailed designs on blank brass dials, finish them how I wish, and then install them in the case. Tis gives me hope that my project is possible, thank you for the video.

[@Chequers99]

Thank you! Another great way to get texture!

[@kengoodwin8972]

Nicely done and decorated thank you

[@bettybho2168]

Awesome, it's a great way to add interesting texture instead of using hammers or rolling mills.

[@keelygreen6455]

LOVE IT! AWESOME VIDEO - THANKS FOR THE GREAT TECHNIQUES!

[@bronzemade]

Great Video to learn. Thank you.

[@nuevaemely2522]

It’s a great way, thank you I learn

[@catherinemartina6469]

Thank you

[@sandyarajagopal4499]

Awesome...

[@elomda_accessories]

Good

[@inkomeart3610]

What Dremel model is this?

[@daddymo7387]

Would this work on titanium?

[@ers-ust170]

is this dremel stylo? thx

[@echi1585]

could you create those textures on stained glass with those bits?

[@theOdin-odin]

Use water and diamond burr this

[@t2kgames868]

hi what is the name of that tip i mean that ball you use

[@jewelrymakingtutorialsbyha1252]

It is a 2 mm ball frazer or ball burr . One can buy then at rio grande tool supplies

[@t2kgames868]

Diamond ball bur?

[@romansadzak2729]

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[@gofaux2007]

not diamond, just a regular metal one

[@paragagrawal7626]

Hey how i contact you for a work?

[@m1k4c]

Can this be done with titanium? Knife scales, not large pieces.

[@Yoshikaable]

Maybe in theory but it will generate a huge amount of sparks. It's scary to grind titanium!

[@dougsvoboda783]

What is the last thingyou used

[@nphillips80]

Fiber glass pen

[@jorgericardosucno2754]

GRACIAS

[@kengoodwin8972]

Nicely done and decorated thank you