Magic Wand

I made this Magic Wand for a friend to house the engagement ring he used to propose to his girlfriend. I made two handles to fit the tip of the Magic wand so that one could be used for display purposes and the smaller of the two would be able to be concealed in his cloak. I used multiple techniques in this project. I started with powercarving the rough overall shape of the handle and then fine tuning it with smaller carving tools on the Dremel. I even added a little colored epoxy to the handle to stabilize a small void. I also implemented woodturning in the project with the tip and the second handle. It was a unique build to take on and has an Amazing Story to go with it! My buddy took his girlfriend to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando to pop the question (you can see the castle in the background at the end) and she Said YES!!!!! I am honored that i got to be a part of this awesome scenario and they have a relic that they can keep forever to remind them of that day.
Check out my other projects and FREE plans available on my website: dimensionswood...
If you want to keep up with what's going on day to day, Instagram is a GREAT way to do that!
/ dimensions_woodworks
Check out the tools I use page! dimensionswood...
Like us on Facebook ! / dimensionswoodworks
#MagicWand
#HarryPotter
#Woodturning
#Powercarving

[@indydrjones]

Nice work and what a purpose!!!! I sad it already and keep repeating it - you have a big heart!!!

[@dimensionswoodworks]

Thanks brother! I really appreciate it!

[@rickmasten6409]

Cool cool cool

[@dimensionswoodworks]

Thanks! A bit of a departure from my normal videos, i just hope folks enjoy it, especially the ending!

[@JakeThompson]

Awesome video!! I love it!!

[@dimensionswoodworks]

Thanks Jake! Glad you enjoyed it! I was excited to see how this one does...