How to Become a Routing Master with Dremel® 4000 - EN
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2018
- Have you mastered the routing basics? Ready to learn some advanced techniques? Grab your Dremel and your routing bits, and watch Dutch designer and visual artist Peter Heuveling’s inspiring masterclass. Here you’ll learn how to perfect new routing techniques, such as detailed wood inlay and grooving, all made using a hand router. Discover the best wood (iroko and oak) for inlay work, and how to get the best finishes with beeswax. From tools to angles, Peter covers all the bases when it comes to advanced routing techniques, tips and tricks.
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Great instructional video! No nonsense, edited for a good pace....much like your woodworking skills. Appreciate your posting!
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thanx 4 the demo, I learned a lot it's amazing how much more a dremel can do beautiful table God Bless
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Beautiful table and you explained it so well and easy. Thank you...
Nice job! Beautiful looking end product.
Lovely display of Dremel Router, thank you
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My Dremel is indispensable for small tasks. I've never used the routing attachment, but there's no way in hell I'm considering using it to route the recess for that flame. It will require multiple passes from a full-size router! Perhaps it's worth looking into it to route ONLY the outline, since you can work much finer with it than a full-size router. The rest of the inside waste: full size! Also, he glibly skipped over the "then sand the flame down": it was about 10 mm proud of the surface! That alone will take multiple passes with a planer. Or multiple Dremels, a lot of bits and a spare weekend.
Great language. I enjoyed listening to Peter.
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beautiful work!
Thank you! Perfect explanations.
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Dit was nou baie mooi gedoen.
Brave guy using the Multi-Chuck with a routing bit. I love the multi-chuck, but I'm def not using it with a router bit.
And Kudos to this guy for stepping the bit. I see soooooo many "Rotary Routing" videos where people think they can round over an edge on a piece of Hickory in one pass, and their bit catches fire lol hahaha jk. They def burn out their bits that way though.
Thank you for sharing. Alway looking for other ways to use my dremel.
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Very helpful. Thank you very much.
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Thank You
Fascinating to watch! Thanks for the sub-titles, because I can’t understand a word of that, except ‘Purple heart’. I still listened tho’ as it was oddly therapeutic. This has to be Dutch right? Or a German speaking Swedish 😂. Nice demonstration 👍
Great video that helped me a lot
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Excellent video, I'd give it two thumbs up if I could! Thanks for the instruction and tips on this project, I'm inspired to give it a try. Thanks
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Neat stuff. I have that Dremel accessory on its way too.
@Aydin Gregory Ta, will have a look.. Although I now have a 3d printer on its was and am running to overload. :D
@Aydin Gregory ...or maybe not.
Dank U 🤗
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I wish I could speak French like this guy
i thought he was speaking dutch lol
@@badgermcbadger1968 does everything sound 'Dutch' to a badger?
Where did you purchase router bits?
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What was the middle bit ?
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I can swear I heard English words in there. Thanks for the demonstration
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It's Dutch so it has a lot in common with English
there's no way you're routing purple heart with a dremel haha!
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Yeah, it struggles with soft woods. Even though they claim you can do all sorts of crazy materials with it, it really is underpowered and way too weak to do even pine let alone stone working or metal cutting like they claim.
@@bashkillszombies I cant say for wood but the small disc cutters and the sanding wheels are great for metals, yeh you burn through them like candy but theyre cheap and yeh itll take you a bit longer, its a small portable thing thats designed for light work. Its like a swiss army knife, youd be better off with the full tool but it can hobble along and be a handy little thing when you dont have the full tool available.
While I used dremel for years, I've had to move on as their quality and availability have declined.
Plus they lack any sort of torque for things like.... routing.
Luckily it led me down a path of junk rotary tools. After using other brands, I stumbled upon a tool I'd have never considered, due to the name of the company....
The Black and Decker RTX!!!
I love this thing. Much stronger, better designed, and get this.... it has torque!!!So you do t lose 50% of your speed once you make co tact with, well, anything. Its especially good at routing as it can keep the bit moving at a high enough speed to actually work. I can even cut T-Tracks with it when I dont want, or cant use a regular router.
Another good thing... they are affordable. I grabbed mine for like $39 and I've beat it to death over the past year. It fits dremel accessories, and has a great spindle lock system (a failure poi t on most rotary tools I tested).
Try one out... hopefully one day will stop seeing their line as "Good enough" and step it up to become a pioneer in rotary tech again.
Thanks for the insight. Is there a plunge router attachment that you can buy for the rtx?
I've never had a problem with the Dremel 4000 taking strain.
Sounds like afrikaans but I know afrikaans some words I understand but others sounds dutch but I don't know
Is Dutch, but I (Afrikaans) can understand 99% of it.
5min talk talk talk !!
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huh?
Yeah, nah...
Yeah, now watch your machine bog down in a heartbeat, lose accuracy, and walk across the piece ripping holes in it. This guy may be a designer but he's definitely not a woodworker because this is a ridiculous piece. Glued together too, no less.
You personify the type of person that just has to piss on everything you see on the internet. You must be a fucking joy to live with.
Lol! He used other tools!
I've heard good feedback about the Woodprix plans.