Love your videos, love your soul. Keep them coming. I get a lot of good tips. I'm going to share one with you as a Jane of all trades.. Now hear me here...😊 😂 Yes sandpaper is a must-have, another must have is nail files, go to your local Sally's Beauty Supply or whatever you have in your state and they will have any grit, the soft foam ones, the hard Emery boards, metal files, snub nose, point nose you name it. BONUS Emery boards are much cheaper than sandpaper. They help me get a straighter line everytime. Great for getting into little spaces, easy to handle. Every nail file has at least 2 sides, some of them have 4 sides with 8 different grits on one board. You can have all different grits of sandpaper right in your hand and not have to keep switching out either. 🤷 ✌️❤️
I will be 54 next month and will be using a rotary tool for the first time. I am very impressed with your videos and am learning a lot. Thank You very much.
I like your philosophy about "catching" something. That can be applied to so many areas of life. Thank you for that, in addition to the wonderful wood carving tips!
Hi Cornelius, getting a Dremel for Christmas and watching your videos, I want to tear into it right now and start carving. Thanks for the videos, you’ve helped me get an idea on how to use it. Looking forward to seeing more of you.
Cornelius I AM new o power carving and have been watching you videos and learning a great deal. you open the carving a perfect star with a shot of your work desk. it looks like you have created a lazy susan to place the piece on while carving. I would recommend a video on that item and also about the benefits of using a downdraft box or table to help with dust control. these would help us newbies! so in depth discussion on the lazy susan and some details on building it. great idea using a shelf liner to help hold the piece in place. Please keep up the great work and helping to introduces us new guys to this art.
Fantastic tutorials Cornelius! As a brand new user of rotary tools I find your instruction to be just right. You teach in a direct clear cut manner. Thanks and more videos please.
YOU ARE REALLY GOOD AT WHAT YOU DO. I LOVE IT. AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING US. WE DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE HOME AND GO TO A CLASS, WE CAN JUST WATCH YOUR VIDEOS AND LEARN ALL THAT WE NEED TO LEARN.
I ordered a dremmel yesterday. Hoping it'll arrive today so I can get carving. Some great information in these videos. Cant wait to get started. Thanks from the UK 🇬🇧
Hello Cornelius, what a fun and instructive videos you make. I've used a few now. what I wonder is the rotating table construction, did you buy it or did you made it yourself and if so do you have a tutorial for it so I can imitate it or maybe even better to spend a video on it so other members can make one too. Best regards Dorothy Vedder Belgium
Thanks to your videos, I gained the confidence to create a wooden sign to advertise my leather business. It is still a work in progress but I enjoy working on it! Thank you for another great video! PS, I caught your sandpaper 😉
Nice video! I really enjoyed it and I learned a lot! This is always something I've been interested in and now I'm gonna give it a try. Looking forward to more videos!! Thank you!
Loving your tutorials.. They are self explanatory and really in depth.. can you add what's the RPM you keep while operating the flex-shaft. That extra small info will help beginners like me to become more perfect.. :)
Thank you again for your tutorial! I know that you don’t recommend carving pine. What about poplar? Is that hard enough? If not, what cheaper woods do you recommend for a beginner like me?
Wow. You should offer a complete beginner kit for those of us who are serious (therefore want all items necessary) and beginner meaning (the less expensive version to get us started making money to afford the better stuff later)
I love your videos. Such a great teacher! I have a stump in my back yard that I would like to carve on as a memorial. Can this be done and what can I put on the wood to preserve it?
just an additional thought regarding use of the lazy susan turn table for a sanding or carving platform. Have you considered adding a small drill press vice on top of the turn table to hold the work in place and free up one hand while carving or sanding?
That rotating stand looks interesting. Is it something you've made? My wife heard the bit about covering your mistakes with other mistakes and wondered if I'd made the video! Very helpful ... Thanks
Soo my friend connected a round piece of wood to the back wheel of what looked like a kids bike 🤷🏻♀️.. he has the break closed instead of open and turns it with the pedal.. idk it’s really cool though lol.: he works on big wood sculptures
Hey man, we've got a lotus rotary tool last week, we cant afford that dremel eh. Hehe. Thanks for your videos it helps us alot on carving as beginner. Hope to notice me. 😎
I just got a wen to help me try this out. Along with a whole bunch of wood pieces from Dollar Tree's new Crafters Corner. I was really hoping to find their newest wooden articulated snake. I think that would be neat to add scales to.
Go buy a lazy-susanne and some rubber pad or dish mat, cut dish mat to fit top of lazy-susanne, put thin layer of gorilla glue on top of lazy-susanne and then apply the rubber mat or dish mat. Whola!!! Easy-peezy lemon-squeezy! You're welcome. 😉
Great video, did you make that revolving table yourself or was it purchased, if you did make it are there any plans at all, have a nice day !!! Brian UK .
Love the wood carving that you do. Im wanting to make a cross for my son Gaiges grave. Im wanting to put his name and his date of birth and when he died in the center of the cross and then some kind of design around the top and bottom. Any suggestions and advice? He was 6.5months old when he was killed
I’m very sorry to hear of your loss, I think carving him a cross would be a great way to honor him! I suggest finding an appropriate size, pitting the name and date in the middle like you said. Then I would go for a “flowy floral design” that will really compliment the shape of the cross and work great inside of it.
I had an old lazy Susan from the kitchen table. I commandeered it for my little shop area in the garage, and attached it to my daughter's old beach chair for her dolls. Worked out surprisingly well.
Love your videos, love your soul. Keep them coming.
I get a lot of good tips. I'm going to share one with you as a Jane of all trades..
Now hear me here...😊 😂
Yes sandpaper is a must-have, another must have is nail files, go to your local Sally's Beauty Supply or whatever you have in your state and they will have any grit, the soft foam ones, the hard Emery boards, metal files, snub nose, point nose you name it. BONUS Emery boards are much cheaper than sandpaper. They help me get a straighter line everytime. Great for getting into little spaces, easy to handle. Every nail file has at least 2 sides, some of them have 4 sides with 8 different grits on one board. You can have all different grits of sandpaper right in your hand and not have to keep switching out either. 🤷
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You really care about what you wish somebody taught you and you share it with others. That's a " Good Samaritan" right there.
Thank you! I appreciate that
I will be 54 next month and will be using a rotary tool for the first time. I am very impressed with your videos and am learning a lot. Thank You very much.
Hey there Tommie! So glad the videos are helping you!
New to wood carving and seen numerous videos and so far your my favorite... Thank You for explaining everything so good...Keep them coming😊
Glad you found them helpful!
Always nice to watch someone who knows what he's doing!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
You're a very good teacher. I did the star and it almost looks like yours. Thanks my friend.
I like your philosophy about "catching" something. That can be applied to so many areas of life. Thank you for that, in addition to the wonderful wood carving tips!
It most certainly can! So glad you liked the video and got much out of it.
@@CorneliusCreations Right on! Your videos are really helping my progress. Thanks for sharing again!
Hi Cornelius, getting a Dremel for Christmas and watching your videos, I want to tear into it right now and start carving. Thanks for the videos, you’ve helped me get an idea on how to use it. Looking forward to seeing more of you.
Happy to hear that!
Cornelius I AM new o power carving and have been watching you videos and learning a great deal. you open the carving a perfect star with a shot of your work desk. it looks like you have created a lazy susan to place the piece on while carving. I would recommend a video on that item and also about the benefits of using a downdraft box or table to help with dust control. these would help us newbies! so in depth discussion on the lazy susan and some details on building it. great idea using a shelf liner to help hold the piece in place. Please keep up the great work and helping to introduces us new guys to this art.
I just love your southern accent! New to woodworking and loving it!
Haha thank you!
You are a great teacher.
Fantastic tutorials Cornelius! As a brand new user of rotary tools I find your instruction to be just right. You teach in a direct clear cut manner. Thanks and more videos please.
Thank you for your kind words! Glad you are enjoying them!
YOU ARE REALLY GOOD AT WHAT YOU DO. I LOVE IT. AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING US. WE DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE HOME AND GO TO A CLASS, WE CAN JUST WATCH YOUR VIDEOS AND LEARN ALL THAT WE NEED TO LEARN.
Glad you are finding them helpful :)
Oh man, I loved this video!! You answered many questions I had- burrs to use, how to texture, finishing...Excellent work, brother!!
Glad you enjoyed it bro! 👊🏻👊🏻👍🏻
I CAUGHT all of that thank you sir 👍🏻 IV gotten better after just 2 videos!
Thank you for all your tutorials. You are an incredible instructor.
Glad you are enjoying the videos!
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Nice one bro. Tell me about your little spinning table thing though :)
Cornelius Creations what’s the turn table you have your piece on? Not Sean one before? You have a link? Cheers
Need ear/noise protection with the FOREDOM that you recommend???
I ordered a dremmel yesterday. Hoping it'll arrive today so I can get carving.
Some great information in these videos. Cant wait to get started. Thanks from the UK 🇬🇧
Awesome!!!
Fantastic tips about the best direction to move the tool and how to rough it up. Love the texturing on both pieces!
Glad it helped you!
Great tutorials for starters like me, well produced videos and quality advice. This channel is sure to take off.
Thank you Will!
Dude I caught 3 new pieces of knowledge that I can use whenever I want. Game changer info.
So glad to hear that dude! Glad this video helped you my man!
Who says old dogs won't learn new tricks . Keep um coming young lad.
Thank you sir!
Enjoy your thorough teaching style.
Thank you Nina!
Great video.
Very helpful.
I just bought a dremel 4300 after watching your video.
Greetings from India
👍👍👍
Glad you are enjoying the videos my friend!
"Catch" a falling Star and put it in your pocket! Oh I caught loads thank you👍😷👍
I really love these easy to follow videos.Thank you so much for sharing these with us .
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've used a dremel for years, and I learned a lot watching this video ... "Awesome!"
So glad the video helped you!
Hello Cornelius, what a fun and instructive videos you make. I've used a few now. what I wonder is the rotating table construction, did you buy it or did you made it yourself and if so do you have a tutorial for it so I can imitate it or maybe even better to spend a video on it so other members can make one too.
Best regards Dorothy Vedder Belgium
I caught something, alright! Thank you maestro!👊 One more video to add on my playlist...
Haha thank you bro! Glad it helped you!
Trying to learn a new skill. Thanks!
I really appreciate you for making these videos. It's helping me understand how to use my Foredom.
Glad you enjoy them!
Thanks to your videos, I gained the confidence to create a wooden sign to advertise my leather business. It is still a work in progress but I enjoy working on it! Thank you for another great video! PS, I caught your sandpaper 😉
Haha! Glad to hear that man! You should post some videos of your leatherwork!
I appreciate your way of thinking!
I appreciate that you appreciate my way of thinking!
Nice video! I really enjoyed it and I learned a lot! This is always something I've been interested in and now I'm gonna give it a try. Looking forward to more videos!! Thank you!
Glad you liked it! I have one releasing tomorrow as well!
I really like you, I've enjoyed watching your videos & learned alot, you r a great teacher, thank you God bless you
Thank you Stacy! God Bless you as well!
Excellent skills and teaching.Thanks a lot for your videos.
Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks you have help me I have been doing this for several years now but you have tough a old dog new tricks
Wow! That is an awesome comment! I am glad it helped you sir!
Loving your tutorials.. They are self explanatory and really in depth.. can you add what's the RPM you keep while operating the flex-shaft. That extra small info will help beginners like me to become more perfect.. :)
I will have a video out soon covering that. The rpm's are dependent on the wood you use
Cornelius Creations thanks Cornelius 😊
Great video mate and very well explained . 😀
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for explaining, terrific instructions. Also, I like your working table. Where did you get it, bought or DIY?
WOW!! I just found your channel! You have a true talent to instruct and teach! I've learned so much already! New sub here!!! Thank you so much!!!!
I appreciate the kind works, Jessica! So glad the channel is helping you! I look forward to seeing you around here!
Thank you so much! I took notes and can’t wait to try this! Love all your videos and am a subscriber
Awesome! Thanks for subbing!
Thank you again for your tutorial! I know that you don’t recommend carving pine. What about poplar? Is that hard enough? If not, what cheaper woods do you recommend for a beginner like me?
Your videos are amazing 👍
Thanks 😊. I really need this lesson
You're welcome 😊
Quality stuff buddy you're an awesome teacher!
I appreciate that! Thank you man!
Wow. You should offer a complete beginner kit for those of us who are serious (therefore want all items necessary) and beginner meaning (the less expensive version to get us started making money to afford the better stuff later)
Hmm, I will give his some thought!
Could you use a hand held multi grinder for this
Love your channel... thanks for the tips and tricks.
Glad they have been helping you!
Very informative. Can’t wait to try this! Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, Robert!
Great job Cornelius. Very well done, informative, and helpful video, Thank you!!
Thank you Jim!
I love your videos. Such a great teacher! I have a stump in my back yard that I would like to carve on as a memorial. Can this be done and what can I put on the wood to preserve it?
Thanks man! Definitely caught something.
great vids -thanks from a beginner!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you are enjoying them!
just an additional thought regarding use of the lazy susan turn table for a sanding or carving platform. Have you considered adding a small drill press vice on top of the turn table to hold the work in place and free up one hand while carving or sanding?
Pretty cool. Keep going, you're an artist,man. I'm waiting for more creative work.
Thank you bro!
I have a very similar easel and I just love it.😃💙
Awesome!
Thank you ,,new at doing this so tips really help 👌
Glad it helped!
Excellent technique tips
Thank you man! I appreciate it!!
That rotating stand looks interesting. Is it something you've made?
My wife heard the bit about covering your mistakes with other mistakes and wondered if I'd made the video!
Very helpful ... Thanks
They are easily made but I actually ordered this. Makes things a lot easier! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@CorneliusCreations - Where did you order this?
Loving your videos very informative
Glad you find them helpful!
Wow nice... another great video, thank you 👍👍😊.
Thank you Alicia! Glad you enjoyed it!
This Video Must Be Fun To Do. And How To Learn About Things
Yes sir!
Please share the information for your rotating tilt table. Thanks!
"Cover up mistakes with other mistakes" this is how life goes, but it still sounds great as a sentence xD
Thanks this is going to help me out!
Glad it is!
Great videos you got yourself another subscriber
Glad you are enjoying them!
Video well done!
Robert Held had the same question I have. What information can you give us on the Lazy Susan carving table used in this video?
That rotating angled stand you're using - I can't find that mentioned anywhere. Where did you get it please?
Nice video, curious about your carving table with the lazy Susan type top. Did you make it or purchase it somewhere??
Hey, that lazy Susan thingy looks a lot like a cake decorator turn-table, just covered over.
Soo my friend connected a round piece of wood to the back wheel of what looked like a kids bike 🤷🏻♀️.. he has the break closed instead of open and turns it with the pedal.. idk it’s really cool though lol.: he works on big wood sculptures
Thank you
Love the how to's brother, but we need to know how to make that stand! keep up the amazing work
Hey there! Thank you man! I bought that from someone but I will get some blue prints fixed up sometime!
Where did you get your stand for carving? Did you build it? Are there plans?
Nice techniques
Thank you! Cheers!
I also would like to know about your carving stand. Thanks for your videos!
Amazing,i want to learn to u to became the best carpenter sir
Thank you sir
I am interested in the turn table you are using. Did you make it? If not where did you get it?
Where did you get your work surface….really like the angel surface
Hi
Thanks for the tutorial
I would like to ask how could we ensure that the depth carved is even?
I am new to carving. I was looking for the tool extension you are using. May I ask where you got it, I have small woman hand?
Foredom Woodcarving tool. Do you have to have the kit or can it be attached to a Dremel as a flex-shaft?
Hi, thank you for your great job, but can you tell each tool do you use to do the star? I would like to buy, those is very useful for carving.
Thanks for another great tutorial. What is the rotating platform you are working on?
Glad you enjoyed it! I cant find exactly where I got it at but here is another place! www.pyrographystore.com/store/p217/Portable_Rotating_Easel.html
Hi Matt did you make the turntable yourself. If you did could you do s video on it
Alan
Did you make that little table top thing your using? If you bought it where.?
Very useful
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am curious about the stand you are using. Do you have plans for that?
Hey man, we've got a lotus rotary tool last week, we cant afford that dremel eh. Hehe. Thanks for your videos it helps us alot on carving as beginner.
Hope to notice me. 😎
Glad you are enjoying the videos!
I just got a wen to help me try this out. Along with a whole bunch of wood pieces from Dollar Tree's new Crafters Corner. I was really hoping to find their newest wooden articulated snake. I think that would be neat to add scales to.
Everytime wonderfull.
Thank you!
Hi. Do you have instructions for the lazy Susan table you are carving the star?
Your awesome.... keep being you brother
~pooch~
Thank you bro!! 🤛🏻👍🏻
What is better option. Dremel type or hanging motor? I'll used on small details
Did you make or purchase the rotating stand? It looked real helpful for turning project and appeared to have non slip surface
I bought it.
where ??lease ....
cool li thing!!!!!!
Go buy a lazy-susanne and some rubber pad or dish mat, cut dish mat to fit top of lazy-susanne, put thin layer of gorilla glue on top of lazy-susanne and then apply the rubber mat or dish mat. Whola!!! Easy-peezy lemon-squeezy! You're welcome. 😉
@@ursulascheuch2565 ready my comment. Should help u out
Where did you find that woodworking easle? I can't find one anywhere! :(
Great video, did you make that revolving table yourself or was it purchased, if you did make it are there any plans at all, have a nice day !!! Brian UK .
Great Video thank you form Peru , south america .. question were can i get the little table ( round ) it is great >>>
Thank you! www.pyrographystore.com/store/p217/Portable_Rotating_Easel.html
Sir iam from India ....me and my father coconutshell tea cup designers ...which rotary best for coconut shell work sir ...please tell me sir
Great video,where did you get the rotary table at ???
Love the wood carving that you do. Im wanting to make a cross for my son Gaiges grave.
Im wanting to put his name and his date of birth and when he died in the center of the cross and then some kind of design around the top and bottom. Any suggestions and advice?
He was 6.5months old when he was killed
I’m very sorry to hear of your loss, I think carving him a cross would be a great way to honor him! I suggest finding an appropriate size, pitting the name and date in the middle like you said. Then I would go for a “flowy floral design” that will really compliment the shape of the cross and work great inside of it.
Is there a tutorial on how to make the turntable you're working on?
Yes a few I’ve seen, I ordered mine. The best decision I’ve made in a long time!
I had an old lazy Susan from the kitchen table. I commandeered it for my little shop area in the garage, and attached it to my daughter's old beach chair for her dolls. Worked out surprisingly well.
At :30 I like those hatchet heads in the background.
Thank you! I like them too! Haha