Beautiful work Sasha, been wondering the results of the different size bits. Thanks for showing how "you" do it. Now if only my attempt will look as good.
Thanks for the helpful video! I have two questions: 1) Why not use a light attachment to the machine in the form of a pen, which will facilitate the work. 2) Why not use wood oil, which will enhance the contrast and preserve the wood for a longer time. Acrylic paints do not protect the wood. They are quickly spoiled by moisture, sun and wind. I wish you success!
A dremel flexi extension would be helpful for precision and grip also the tool like to go in one direction. Wear ear protection and eye protection and a decent mask some woods are toxic.
I'm so glad to have found you. I have been wanting to but have just begun to gather the tools and supplies to begin to carve. Your video is very inspiring. I think my only problem will just be the singing that the Dremel does, not on me but on my roommates. I don't suppose I could ask them to wear earplugs. lol Anyway, thank you, I will be binge-watching your videos and have subscribed.
Great video! If you conventional cut, it will keep it from wanting to pull. I never climb cut when carving. In other words go against the rotation of the cutter, not with it.
On such a large project, you should be using a router, even a small "palm" router, like the DeWalt 611. However, your Craftsman clone of a Dremel could probably use the router attachment that Dremel sells - less strain on your hand, easier to work with.
Sometimes its not about the speed in which the work is done in. Sometimes its the experience of the work performed. Dremmel vs chisel don't matter as long as the artist is satisfied with the result in the end.
Beautiful work! I'm curious though, wouldn't it be easier with a flex shaft?...or is there a disadvantage using one here? Thanks! Keep the great vids coming.
Hi. I have just started doing this after I retired. It is a hobby and to make gifts. My problem is getting the depth the same all over. I have a Dremel Stylo and an Apex Forge with the shaft which I use as the tool itself it really too big. What suggestions do you have to be able to get the same depths?
I would order a set of round carving bits and a set of round diamond point bits for sanding and smoothing. Amazon has them for a great price and you can try out several different sizes and see which ones you like best.
"Little" template?????? It's humongous!! "...on my Dremel..." um, no lady, you're not using a Dremel, you're using a Craftsman. They're both rotary tools, but different brands. "Band-Aid' is a brand name for bandage, "Kleenex" is a brand name for tissues, etc., etc.
Have you considered using a router to get rid of most of that material before you go in with a dremel? Seems like removing that much materiel at a certain depth is not the dremel's forte.
You need roughing bits they sell on Ebay that I have. It's easy to burn wood on those and bits! The tougher ones have little welts on them finish faster and more effective and efficient :)
Yes Nick! I agree. I have had this Craftsman for about 20 years. It has worked fine. I use it quite a bit. I do think it’s time for me to get a new one. Is there one you’d recommend?
I recommend air grinders! They are far more affordable for a good one, and the compressor can be used for airbrushing, engraving, air nailers, etc. California air tools quiet compressor for indoor use! Less than 200 for everything you need to engrave glass, carve wood, etch with air eraser, and so many more! Less drag than a flexshaft, less chatter than a dremel!
Great job and everything well explained. Thanks for sharing. How many hours did it take you to carve out everything? (or you rather did not watch the time?)
@@sashaskapar2324 Thanks for your reply. I would have expected longer (from my point of view without having experience) I just subscribed to your channel. You certainly deserve much more viewers and subscribers.
What type of Dremel tool is that the brand name I have one that cost me 50 bucks too small handheld it works but it takes forever to carve into a piece of wood and it seems type of style that you're doing please help
Travis, this is a craftsman rotary tool. It works great. I have experimented with tons of different bits. I find that the bit is really what makes the difference with speed. I just finished another carving project and will be posting the video soon. Have a great day!
That happens to me sometimes too. It could mean your bit is dull, or you are using too much pressure. Make sure you set it at high speed and try using less pressure. I hope that helps.
Holy shit! I haven't seen a Def Leppard concert t in like 30 years.
The carving was impressive too.
Just starting to carve and one of my big questions is always what bit to use. This is very helpful.
Beautiful work Sasha, been wondering the results of the different size bits. Thanks for showing how "you" do it. Now if only my attempt will look as good.
Very good
Wow! Awesome job! Who would've thunk to take a "piece of wood" and turn it into something as awe inspiring as that!
Oooh! I Love it! Great job.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this video. It was exactly the information that I was hoping for. Good job on your sign.
Thank you for sharing your talent. I appreciate your narrative throughout the video. It really helps to know your thought process while you are carve.
Videos are getting better and better. Great visuals for all us non professionals!
Thanks for the helpful video! I have two questions:
1) Why not use a light attachment to the machine in the form of a pen, which will facilitate the work.
2) Why not use wood oil, which will enhance the contrast and preserve the wood for a longer time. Acrylic paints do not protect the wood. They are quickly spoiled by moisture, sun and wind.
I wish you success!
Awesome job!!
a flexible shaft would make it much easier for you :) nice job
A dremel flexi extension would be helpful for precision and grip also the tool like to go in one direction. Wear ear protection and eye protection and a decent mask some woods are toxic.
Great video and great sign! Thanks!
Hearing a woman tell me to have a firm grip on my tool makes me smile.
🤣
I'm so glad to have found you. I have been wanting to but have just begun to gather the tools and supplies to begin to carve. Your video is very inspiring. I think my only problem will just be the singing that the Dremel does, not on me but on my roommates. I don't suppose I could ask them to wear earplugs. lol Anyway, thank you, I will be binge-watching your videos and have subscribed.
Love ur work tnx for the video newbie here😊😊😊
Wonderful and inspiring work. I love this kind of wood carving.
Awesome sign, nicely done 👍
Very talented mIss. Love it!
Great video! If you conventional cut, it will keep it from wanting to pull. I never climb cut when carving. In other words go against the rotation of the cutter, not with it.
That came out very nice well done
Simply amazing work! To get that relief as you did is nothing but skill!
Def Leppard 🤘
Rock on girl, great work as well turned out awesome
that must have taken weeks to finish
This video was helpful, thanks. Great result.
Diamond buts help with sanding edges
On such a large project, you should be using a router, even a small "palm" router, like the DeWalt 611. However, your Craftsman clone of a Dremel could probably use the router attachment that Dremel sells - less strain on your hand, easier to work with.
For me still hand chisel is the best tool for carving,, its faster and reliable than dremel..
Dremel took a lot of time
Sometimes its not about the speed in which the work is done in. Sometimes its the experience of the work performed. Dremmel vs chisel don't matter as long as the artist is satisfied with the result in the end.
It is great work but faster and quieter to use carving chisels.
Nice looking sign. This must have taken a lot of hours to complete.
Beautiful work! I'm curious though, wouldn't it be easier with a flex shaft?...or is there a disadvantage using one here? Thanks! Keep the great vids coming.
Do more than wonderful You are a creative artist What kind of wood? Mahogany or another type? Thank you and more creativity
Neat keep it up 👍
I had a sudden urge to blow on my screen to try remove some of the sawdust :)
so therapeutic to watch this
Hi. I have just started doing this after I retired. It is a hobby and to make gifts. My problem is getting the depth the same all over. I have a Dremel Stylo and an Apex Forge with the shaft which I use as the tool itself it really too big. What suggestions do you have to be able to get the same depths?
New to carving. Just got a small set for Christmas. Was wondering what deemed tips to pick up.
I would order a set of round carving bits and a set of round diamond point bits for sanding and smoothing. Amazon has them for a great price and you can try out several different sizes and see which ones you like best.
Amazing
"Little" template?????? It's humongous!!
"...on my Dremel..." um, no lady, you're not using a Dremel, you're using a Craftsman. They're both rotary tools, but different brands.
"Band-Aid' is a brand name for bandage, "Kleenex" is a brand name for tissues, etc., etc.
Have you considered using a router to get rid of most of that material before you go in with a dremel? Seems like removing that much materiel at a certain depth is not the dremel's forte.
Yes, a router would be so much faster. I don’t have a router though. I just do my best with what I’ve got. 😁
You need a flex shaft attachment more control. Faster too. Do you like the Craftsman dremmel. How often do you use it.
Yes a flex would help in control.
This is excellent!! I subscribe.
You need roughing bits they sell on Ebay that I have. It's easy to burn wood on those and bits! The tougher ones have little welts on them finish faster and more effective and efficient :)
Thanks!
very nice
Perfeito . Muito bom .
Looking good tho
Yes Nick! I agree. I have had this Craftsman for about 20 years. It has worked fine. I use it quite a bit. I do think it’s time for me to get a new one. Is there one you’d recommend?
I recommend air grinders! They are far more affordable for a good one, and the compressor can be used for airbrushing, engraving, air nailers, etc. California air tools quiet compressor for indoor use! Less than 200 for everything you need to engrave glass, carve wood, etch with air eraser, and so many more! Less drag than a flexshaft, less chatter than a dremel!
meus parabens belo trabalho.
Мне кажется это очень долго, не проще ли фрезером?
Have you ever tried a router?? Seems like would be more precise and easier.
Looks bespoke.
No flexshaft?
Great job and everything well explained. Thanks for sharing.
How many hours did it take you to carve out everything? (or you rather did not watch the time?)
I would say that took me about 10 hrs in all
@@sashaskapar2324 Thanks for your reply. I would have expected longer (from my point of view without having experience)
I just subscribed to your channel. You certainly deserve much more viewers and subscribers.
I want basswood for my project, can you supply to me,...from Singapore
Sorry, I'm not a supplier.
What type of Dremel tool is that the brand name I have one that cost me 50 bucks too small handheld it works but it takes forever to carve into a piece of wood and it seems type of style that you're doing please help
Travis, this is a craftsman rotary tool. It works great. I have experimented with tons of different bits. I find that the bit is really what makes the difference with speed. I just finished another carving project and will be posting the video soon. Have a great day!
Mine started burning the wood! What I did wrong ?
That happens to me sometimes too. It could mean your bit is dull, or you are using too much pressure. Make sure you set it at high speed and try using less pressure. I hope that helps.
I would have used a router with a profile bit
i like ur design but is ur wood wet
Nice work. But why are you using the letter Ø instead of zeroes?
It was just the font that I liked 😁
@@sashaskapar2324 lol, that makes sense. I like the font too but it is confusing when they are using letters for digits.
I must be really getting absorbed in these videos. At around the 4:15 mark, I almost blew into my screen to remove the sawdust!
LOL!
Please provide the bit link
QLOUNI 20pcs Rotary Bit Burrs Set HSS Tungsten Carbide Wood Milling Burrs with 1/8’’(3mm) Shank for DIY Woodworking, Carving, Engraving, Drilling www.amazon.com/dp/B076DQZKXB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GL2GEb0ZXPRDS