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#55 How to do the background cleanup on our freehand carved wood signs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Eric & Dave show how they do the background cleanup. Also the way they do a double cut on small 1" outset letters. That way there is a buffer zone around the letters so you're less likely to hit them with the 90 degree v groove. Eric mentions the Provest sign. You can see close ups of it on our facebook page. If you watch this in full screen it gets kinda fuzzy, sorry. We'll be upgrading our camera soon.
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These old videos are still a wealth of knowledge. You should do a "Back to Basics" series of videos. You've got 10+ years of great teachings out here on the Tube.
Not a bad idea at all!
I love the way that you both do not leave anything to our imagination, but show us step by step to include mistakes and how you fix those. Thank you.
Thank you Jim!!!
Thank you for all you do,I'm learning so much from your video's, I made my first sign and everyone loves it.for being my first time I'm very proud of it
Thank you Shawn for watching. Glad the videos are helping. I'd love to see your 1st sign if you want to email me a picture. eric@makeawoodsign.com. Thanks again, Eric
This is so BEAUTIFUL, I can't wait until I get the hang of it. Nice job
Thank you, Gail!
Like always guys, great video.
Well done guys - I have tried doing this before but I got too many white tips so I realized I was doing something wrong with this video it has cleared up - thanks Burt
These are great videos and making clouds what I have done is to make the cloud area then go over the area with a rabbeting/flat bit to take the high spots down below the surrounding surface. Then I spray the ink. That works well for me.
Sounds like that would work well. Glad you found a way that works for you. Thank you for watching and your input, Eric
Amazing skill!
+Congi Thu Thank you
Congratulations! Beatyful job
Thanks, Alberto!
@@oldave100 Let. My tell You,mi lenguaje is the Spanish and i can not express very well.Sorry My 80 years is not a obstácule for learn ecer lear,thank You and you work.
Glad i found your channel 👍
Thank you, happy you like what we do. Please email me if I can answer any questions for you eric@makeawoodsign.com.
Practicing this now not easy that’s for sure. Great work guys...
Stay with it buddy, it'll get easier. Just have fun...
Gabriel, the depth for the backround is approx approx 1/4". Thanks for watching.
Thanks very helpful
Happy to help, Thank you for watching
where do you get your stencil? Do you print them with a 3D printer? I have 2 1/2" and 4" from Rockler, but looks like they only offer one font. What do you recommend? I was thinks a Cricut printer. I have just began making a few signs and your tutorials are, by far, the greatest help I have gotten. Thanks
We make and sell our own laser cut layout letters. You can see them all on our website makeawoodsign.com. Click on the Sign Carving Supplies tab and everything is in there. Thank you Tony for watching and the kind words. If you have any specific questions I can answer for you just let me know eric@makeawoodsign.com
I print mine out on my larger format printer. It can take up to 13" wide paper but mostly use 11 X 17, then glue it on the board using spray adhesive. You can make it any font using Word or some other program, add graphics and go from there.
Hey Dave I'm kinda new to this and wondering if there are any tricks to doing the back ground at all that you can give that way I don't accidentally make it just look flat?
Sure, check out our videos #55 & #110. We have others as well but these will give you a good idea of how we do it. Thank you again for watching, Eric
Also #172
How deep are you setting the router when doing the background cleanup?
He says right in the video that the cloud clean up with the 90 degree V-Groove bit is at 1/4 inch deep.
Awesome
Thank you David!!!
How long do the bits normally last,a few weeks,few months
It depends on several factors. How many signs, what kid of wood, how much moisture, and which bit? As an example, On the profile bit it will last approx 20-30 signs if you are using dry softwoods before it needs resharpening. If you have more specific questions you can email me directly eric@makeawoodsign.com. Thank you....
Egggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggslent videos. Thank you for sharing
Glad you like them!!!!
Could you explain what your doing for the background? I see the video but the movements you are making is not clear. I wish the video was closer
Rob HOwes Rob, yea sorry about the out of focus on video #55. That was our old camera. Check out #110. Shows much betters & closer. Thank you for watching. Hope it helps.
Where did you get the special glasses
If you talking about the magnifiers I'm using carson optical brand I found on amazon. We have them in our amazon store. Here's the link to our store: www.amazon.com/shop/makeawoodsign
En donde puedo adquirir ese tipo de broca? Soy de México
This is called a router. You should be able to buy it where power tools are sold.
What about a perfectly smooth background that becomes a border / container for a wooden puzzle.
Sounds cool...
Picture sent!!
Thank you...
whats your face book page name
Steve you should be able to find it by: Dave's Signs
Thank you,
Eric