Using Just a Dremel to Make a River Charcuterie/Cutting Board
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2022
- You don't need a huge workshop to make something cool! In this video I carve, engrave, sand, and finish a charcuterie board with a Dremel Rotary Tool. Please let me know what you think in the comments! Thanks for watching.
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ENGRAVING:
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SANDING:
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Wear a mask, eye protection, and hearing protection, and consult your tools' manuals prior to using them to ensure safety. This video is for my insta @logscarvingclub.
If you're looking for more wood carving designs and videos, I recommend watching the video where I carve a greek paddle with a Dremel 4300. I use Walnut, Poplar, and Epoxy! The epoxy was a hassle but came out really cool. - Навчання та стиль
This would be a perfect hobby for a dentist.
Outstanding project, and thanks for showing me that a a epoxy mold isn't always needed.
It seems most things are achievable with enough patience and swearing!
Thank you so much for using just your Dremel! I recently obtained the same one you were working with (except, not the smaller hand held piece yet...). I was so happy to have a "real" tool that even the men in my life (loggers, construction, carpentry, industrial electrician, etc.) were impressed with. But I have been discouraged since so many of the projects that I want to start all have tutorials have crazy expensive tools that i will never be purchasing. You provided an excellent tutorial and though I'm not creating the same project, your instructions and details were a perfect match for my project. Thank you!
Great to hear I reached my target audience! My videos are meant for people with very limited access to tools, so I try to do as many cool things as I can with just a rotary tool. Thanks for the kind words!
I appreciate the way you explain things & that you include important relevant info that a lot of people leave out such as what bits and speeds. Thanks so much. 😊
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Awesome
Thanks!
I wish B&Q sold nice wood like that.
Whenever I want to make something, I end up having to buy things like cutting boards or placemats which end up costing more overall
I got lucky getting it at Home Depot, lots of times the wood is warped. I also spent around $25-30 on the piece, so not a huge money saver. I need to find a better source
GREAT example with dremel and color epoxy Im doing this to a Telecaster guitar - will look AWESOME! thanks
That’s great! My uncle also uses his dremel for guitar work. Thanks!
-- Beautiful.
Thank you!
Amazing! Thank you for mentioning every dremel piece you used and grit of sandpaper. Extremely helpful.!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you Deborah
Thanks!
No problem!
Very nice!
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful. Looks like I’m making a trip to Home Depot and/or Lowe’s later today. Weekend project for sure. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Brandi!!
I just found your channel and absolutely love your videos. You’re a wonderful teacher…I appreciate the tips and tricks using the Dremel, the tutorials on your carvings and just your overall calm way of sharing your talent and skills! I hope you keep sharing your projects. I am going to attempt your cat carving as well as the cool Giraffe thingy you did….thank you!!
Thank you so much Lori! That means a lot! I finally have some time again so I plan on posting more carving tutorials and general tutorials starting this Friday. Good luck on your projects!
Wow bro this is very cool! I bought a dremel and came across your videos. Now I'm learning from you. 👍
That's awesome - I’m glad I could help!
BRO LOVING THESE just got a dremel and love learning from you.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful! You are a magician!
Thank you so much!
I just knew you could do projects like this with a Dremel! I'm so glad that I found your channel. It makes me want to run out @ 9:00 @ night just to get my supplies! Also, the wood grain reminds me of a guitar. I've seen guitars that beautiful! ☺️
Thank you! I thought this video would get a little more traction because I was very proud of the product, but I guess it's not common to want to make one with a Dremel.
Your Home Depot carries African Mahogany? I need to a much bigger city I guess a million area pop isn’t big enough. Of course. Piece turned out absolutely beautiful. Nicely done
There’s a chance it wasn’t really African Mahogany, but it looked fine to me. Been a while so I don’t remember. I just looked online and couldn’t find any, so it might’ve been a limited time thing. I usually get nicer woods from proper lumber yards or hobby stores. Thanks!
Wow, That was awesome.
Thank you! Appreciate it
i have a dremel but you opened my eyes for wider use that tool. 👌cool project
That’s great to hear! Thank you!
So beautiful
Thank you Lilith!
That’s awesome that they have nice wood species like mahogany at your local Home Depot. The Lowes and Home Depot in my area only ever have Oak, Pine, Poplar, and on rare occasions Maple.
The vast majority is pine, but there’s a tiny section with those hardwoods (walnut too!). They’re super pricey though, I think I paid $40 for the board I used for this project. There was leftovers though that I used for a couple other things. Still expensive.
Great job. Loved this video.
Thank you Pete!!
Oh !..very nice Logan !...
So glad you posted..your burr use was very.useful for me..I now have options I wasn't aware of...there's always a learning opportunity...
Beautiful board and your river running through it sets it off perfectly...
Have a glorious weekend...🌿🌿🌿
Thank you so much Pamela! Glad it helped
Just love it, thanks for sharing. X
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Beautiful…great explanation too! You are really good at teaching
Thank you so much Jeri!
Good
Thank you shin!
make more.😍😍😍👍👍👍
Thank you! I’ll try
Looks so amazing. I've got a lovely plank of lumber with a crack right through it that I really want to do an epoxy design on. I've never used the stuff though so have been putting it off for a while
Sounds like a great project! My first time using epoxy was a bit messy but not bad - I’m no expert though
@LogsCarvingClub we all have to start somewhere. Hopefully I'll pull it off, lol. Thanks for the inspiration and awesome videos!
Beautiful! .So- is the epoxy and the wood about the same hardness? or does the wood go away easier than the epoxy when you did the final sand? That is a beautiful piece.
Thank you! The epoxy sands slower than the wood here so I had to be careful to keep it level. A planer would be ideal
Brilliant, looks stunning. What kind of pigment poweder did you use?
I use mica pigment powder, which gives it that metallic shine and translucency
i thoughtit was like a stomach or some kind of organ in an anatomy text book drawing. at first glance and before ir ead the title
Ahh I see the resemblance too
This turned out so good!
I have a question for you… how do you get the engraving parts to be the same depth throughout the whole board? Is there a specific method, or is it just something that comes with much practice? Thanks so much! ♥️♥️🇦🇺
Hi, sometimes I eyeball it, or you can use something like the dremel 565 attachment
Hello, what is the name of the wood you use?
This project was mahogany that I got from Home Depot
Very well done. 68??
Custom request I didn’t ask for details. Thank you!
How long did this project take you?
Probably total 6ish hours
The board turned out so cool!
Hm the sanding drum keeps flying off every time I turn on my dremel (the attachment itself stays in place. It's just the sand paper ring that flies off). If anyone has any tips, please feel free to reply 😊
Is the screw on the end of the drum fully tightened? The drum paper may also be stretched out if it’s old
@@LogsCarvingClub ah ha! that's what it's called. ok so the sanding drum paper keeps flying off, but it's brand new and it's the one that came in the kit with the rotary tool so. idk what to do lol I am new at this :)
@@Steph_here I’d try a new piece of sanding paper if the top of the drum is fully screwed tight, let me know how it goes!
Awesome
Thank you!