Dremel speeds are a mystery when wood carving, but I have 3 tips that will let you know when to lower that speed and help you produce awesome carvings.
hi matt, very helpful video. was using cheap rotary tool and flexshaft witch just died so up graded to dremel 4250 with dremel flexshaft, awesome. thanks for all the info. keep up the great work.
The only way common sense becomes common, is if you make videos about it. Good stuff. Liked the part about how to get rid of a stubborn burned part. Sometimes wood just wants to be burnished and it must be coaxed back with a soft touch. Sometimes hand sanding is effective there too. I love to use the cheap 2 inch Velcro backed discs that can be had from Amazon for this and just general hand work on smaller carvings.
Yeah, true that. Most of carving is just common sense, most people are afraid of failure as well so they don't experiment. Yeah those mini disks are great. Cheers 🍻
I wish there was a video like this when I was starting out, I had to learn the hard way lol. Awesome video Matt, this will help alot of beginners. 👍👍👍
Lol, I learned the hard way too. Cheers Mark 🍻
I had missed this one Matt😊 thank you 🙏
This is a huge help. Thanks for the link Matt 👍
Handy tips Matt, thanks!
Cheers 🍻
Very informative, thanks for sharing ✌🤠✌
Cheers for watching 👍🍻
What a handy video... Thanks mat... I've noticed my burrs burning and then not at lower speeds. ... Makes sense 😮😊
Cool. Glad you found it useful 👍
Thank you so much Matt. I’ve learned some of this the hard way. You’re info will prevent me from making more mistakes in the future.
I tend to repeat my mistakes, I should re-watch some of my own videos. 😆👍
Thank you Matt. That was a very useful video. Best wishes
Cheers, Jay C. Have a great day. 👍
hi matt, very helpful video. was using cheap rotary tool and flexshaft witch just died so up graded to dremel 4250 with dremel flexshaft, awesome. thanks for all the info. keep up the great work.
Cheers, glad you liked it. Have fun with your new dremel.
Fantastic. Thankyou for the advice and demonstration.
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The only way common sense becomes common, is if you make videos about it. Good stuff. Liked the part about how to get rid of a stubborn burned part. Sometimes wood just wants to be burnished and it must be coaxed back with a soft touch. Sometimes hand sanding is effective there too. I love to use the cheap 2 inch Velcro backed discs that can be had from Amazon for this and just general hand work on smaller carvings.
Yeah, true that. Most of carving is just common sense, most people are afraid of failure as well so they don't experiment. Yeah those mini disks are great. Cheers 🍻
Thank you.. u r 👌🏼
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Do you think 12000 rpm is good enough for carving?
yeah that might be a bit slow.