Wood Carving/Power Carving: 1 Trick You HAVE To Know!
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- In this Wood Carving/Power Carving how-to tutorial, I show you a tip/trick you have to know! Power up your dremel and get to carving!
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That simple trick, is HUGE!!! Now I can stop chucking my work at the barn wall! Awesome save brother!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hairspray!! Who knew?? Another great tip! Thanks, bro!!
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I remember doing this with pencil drawings back in high school but never thought to transfer that process to woodcarving. Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the tip and keep up the good work with the videos! :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the kind words!
I just love watching your videos. Your accent is brilliant and I sit with a big smile on my face listening to you ( I am English). I can't wait to start trying my first project.
Haha thank you for your comment! Yes people usually make fun of me or tell me they love it lol. So glad the videos are helping you. Let me know if you have any questions Marretta!
Just sittin here sanding some wood baby toys and watchin your videos. Not a bad saturday
Right on man! Not a bad one at all!
For a little while now I've been messing around with power carving and torching wood for color. I have to say, now that I'm getting more serious about it, it's becoming very challenging. I came across your channel, and following your tips/tricks and watching your method, I've learned a lot. Just saying thanks. It's a fun hobby for me to disappear into. Keep up the honor in the trade, as well as the patience in the teaching my friend.
Hey Steven! So glad you are finding the videos useful!
That is just the most simple, yet most constructive and helpful idea!
Thanks Bro!!
Glad you found it helpful!!
I just started a hobby with stones... my pencil marking were also getting smudhed.
Thank you for saving my days and hours of work!
Glad to hear this video helped!
Thanks Amigo for your video verry interesting 👍I'm a metal engraving artist but I love all types of art 🎨
Cornelius, thank you for this! Just started my first project for my whiskey shelves where I am craving letters. Your tips are going to make my project sweet!
That's awesome Alan! Upload the video of it when it is through! I would love to see it!
Wish I watched this video yesterday before attempting my first carving with my new Dremel. Great to know for my next one 😊
Right on!
I am an oil painting artist and we have been using this technique for a long time for a charcoal or pencil drawing before applying the paint. You can go to an art supply shop and look for a spray can of a product called “Fixative” (made by a variety of manufacturers). It is readily available. Hair spray does the job too.
Right on!
worable fixative works better than the hairspray, also put tracing paper under your carving hand, Thank you, I have learned a lot from You, your a good instructor
🤣🤣Love how you explain to go outside with the hairspray - I personally don’t use hairspray, but I’m sure many women spray this DAILY directly on their head. Seriously though, great tip !! Thanks for sharing 👍👍
hahaha! Good point!
Hey Matt! Very glad I could be of some help to a master as yourself. Carve on man and I owe you for the generous shout out! ~ Hunter
Honored to feature you bro! Keep up the great work! Thank you for inspiring me!!
Great tip,im just getting into this, my equiptment should be here this weekend, can't wait to get started, thanks for the info.
Right on man!
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My art teacher in high school had us use it for our pencil and charcoal drawings. It's great. It works.
Right on!
Great tip! Thanks so much for sharing it.
Glad you liked it!
I think you have found your calling on UA-cam and it is this: to teach other makers like me how to do things right.
I appreciate that man! Thank you for the kind words!
What a great tip! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That’s an awesome trick! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just starting out, love your tips! Northern Ireland viewer.
Hi,
I couldn't even draw this let alone carve it! LOL
Thanks so much for this tips and all the other help you give us!
Tom
Haha Glad you enjoyed it! Hey you never know unless you try :)
Thanks for the tips man ,loving your channel
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Thank you Tim! Glad you are enjoying the channel man!
Thanks for showing us this, it’s cool.
Glad you enjoyed it Stan!
Wow I really like that idea I will be using it thanks again
Glad you enjoyed it!
I started a few month ago doing simple relief carvings and did so after seeing your videos. I have carved a mouse, a rose, a butterfly and a single Celtic knot. They are very simple drawings but you can definitely see the order in which they were done. From really rough to I may be getting the knack of it (lol). Oh and I am currently doing Kevin, one of the minions from the movie. Most of all I am enjoying myself and my children and grandchildren are now making request. I think my next project will be a dragon for my grandson. I do have some difficulty doing the stippling (I think that is the correct term....the little dots done for background.....I may be overthinking it but all my projects lack that feature because when I do it practicing it just looks terrible. But you videos are an inspiration so keep up the good work.
That’s awesome Mr. Pendergrass! Stippling can be very difficult, I’ve recently looked at a piece and noticed I could have done better. Not all projects need stippling. But when you do stipple just make sure all the “dots” are close together and “overlapping” overlapping dots is your secret to stippling.
@@CorneliusCreations I was trying to do just the opposite, place them close together but not overlapping, thanks for the info.
Sounds good. Going g to try this on my chip carving project
Sounds great!
Thanks for the hair spray tip. I'll be using that tip.
Right on!
if i have to use a stencil i draw it on then go over it with a sharpie it works great sands off and i dont have to spray anything .
I am just preparing to do some very intricate power carving on a project. Wow, is this ever a great tip. I will definitely be trying this. I have dealt with losing my lines as I work and it can be frustrating and lead to mistakes and extra time. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you got something from the video :)
Woodcarvers never, ever, make mistakes, Happy! We do however, have the occasional reason to redesign. ;¬}
Thanks for another fantastic tip!
You are welcome!
Awesome I'll be taking another shot at the quarter on the Opinel to see what I can come up with before doing some handle work.
Can’t wait to see it friend!
Thanks for the tip, im working on some moon shaped carvings at the moment and I've smudged the lines a few times now so this should save me some time.
Right on!
Hi I tried the hair spray trick today and it works! Thanks again for the tip.
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do you have avvideo or instrucions on how to create thedoeny fluffy feathers using modeling paste and fine sawdust example on the neck of a paliated woodpecker
Great technic
There's a product for spraying on pencil artwork called fix or fixative. Some is workable fix and some perminant. can get it online or at an art store.
I am just starting out but I aim to get better. I have been using soft woods but with unpredictable results. has anybody any suggestions as to the best types of wood to use?
Do you wash the hand oils from your pieces at the end of a project? I give my pieces a quick rinse, then a good scrubbing w/blue Dawn and a soft toothbrush, rinse soap iff without saturating or submerging my piece in water. That elimiates the need to sand hairspray off.
Awsome thanks for the tip.
Glad you enjoyed it!
wonderful tip; wish I had watched this first...
Looks like a great idea.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
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Thanks for the tip!
Glad you found it useful!
We did this is my art school drawing classes, spraying it on finished charcoal drawings so they could be handled without messing up. You can also get more professional spray call called Fixatif. Krylon makes it.
Awesome tip! Thank you!
Great tip, thanks
Glad you got something from it!
You can use fixative as well. It is used for artists drawings in pastel, charcoal, etc. Same principle as stated here. Usually sold in art stores like Blick's or Michael's.
Have you tried using a micron pen or any archival type ink over the pencil work?
I would but that would bleed through the wood
That's pretty brilliant
Thank you
Good tip....smart.
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for this useful tip I have not used it yet, but I have used unperfumed hair spray to act as a fixative for pastel painting in the past, as it is cheaper than the art stores fixative and works just as well, so there is a tip for you Cornelius, I hope you find that useful too . Regards from John in England.
Wow great tip thank you!
We were taught this in art college for charcoal & pastel drawings. If you cant afford acrylic fixative use hairspray. It does the job.
Right on!
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks again julien
Glad you enjoyed it!
Is there any reason you wouldn't use spray varnish or quick drying lacquer? I use it all the time and love it. I also do a lot of scroll saw projects where I will stick a printed pattern on it. For that I use 3M spray adhesive or double sided tape. Just ideas!
Good tip with the the 3M spray and and stencil patterns! The reason I use hairspray is because the hairspray “sticks” to the wood and doesn’t “bond & seal it” like lacquer or varnish will. I only use lacquer or varnish when my project is done to seal my wood.
I swear by the spray glue for scroll projects, too. It's how I was taught. I ventured into other ways, but keep coming back to the spray glue.
Any suggestions on carving over all must have bits for carving on a budget?
Get a cheap pair of carbide rotary burs on amazon and maybe a few pair of dremel burs
THANKS, good to know.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My wife picked me up some hair spray from the dollar store. Time for me to get busy. I want to learn how to do carve Acanthus leaves.
Thanks you!!!
Glad it helped you!
Good idea, just subbed also.
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Awesome dude! Thanks. Nearly done on a pipe hawk mod, then it's on to sanding.....yaaaaay. sanding. 😐
Haha right on bro!
Ah yes....sanding.....it's a blast isn't it! (#@%*!%#) ;)
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You’re awesome!
Would Spray on Shellac do the same thing?
Since it is oil based I would advise against it.
I use polyurethane for this, never thought about using hairspray.
Yes, the hairspray is only temporary
Nice
Glad you enjoyed it!
Where do you get your stencils ?
I draw all my own original designs and stencils. For fonts, I usually get them at 1001 free fonts.
Need to know what to buy to begin carving with including a real good dremel tool. I have nothing yet.
Nice trick what bout using a sharpie
A trick I use on my drawings that a art teacher I had in tenth grade taught me. I'm 46 now,lol.
That is awesome!
Hey Matt. My project? Repurpose Kings just delivered a table to Red Bone Magic. I’m editing the video now.
Hey Justin! Things have been so busy at my place I plan to get into contact soon!
Cornelius-- ever heard of a Mahl Stick? ;-)
I have not.. But i have now. Thank you sir! I am going to see how to implement this.
I need all the help I can get.
Me too! haha
Whats the name of your carving tool?
That is the Foredom
Have a walking stick and a anvil Im working on.
Right on!
Hey excuse me I'm commenting I just started your video however I'm a pinstriper Hanson sign painter have you ever heard of a Maja stick
I sure haven’t!
Fixitive