Power Carving Viking Cup, with a Dremel and Kutzall burrs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2020
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I connect with my inner Viking while power carving this Cup. It certainly took longer than what I thought it would, I guess true Vikings didn't have modern day time constraints. They also didn't have power carving tools or Kutzall burrs.
This is Carved out of Rosewood offcut that I got from a friend. The details are from bronze welding rods and brass jewelry pins.
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Great video! I love your instructions and explanations!
Cheers, Chris. Wow that video is old. Happy Carving 👍🍺
Красота !!! 👍🙏😍
I really enjoyed this video. I especially like how you detailed each and every tool. As for the design and workmanship it was brilliant!
Thank you. Glad you liked the details on each tool.😀
Qué hermoso trabajo, felicitaciones!!!!
Thanks, Carmen. 👍😊
Very nice. Your design is very creative, and it looks just great. I am going to take a crack at one myself.
yeah this one looked better finished than my sketch on paper. cheers
Your brilliant.
Cheers John. Your getting through those videos pretty fast. 👍
Outstanding
Cheers 🍻
Oh to have a bandsaw, oh to have most of your equipment. Unfortunately I don't but I 'love sanding,it's great😭 Hey ho you have to make do and that's the beauty with Wood. Keep going and you will, finish. Excellent carving Matt. One day I'll maybe get close to your work,though I doubt it .🏴😁👍🏴
cheers Charles. I built up my collection of tools over years as with skills it takes time. But every day I'm always learning. Happy carving 👍
Matt you’ve inspired the hell out of me with this baby 😱😍😍
Bro love comments like yours, keeps me going 👍
This is an awesome project Matt. Loved the video. Been meaning to get a set of dremel carving tools and looks like the Kutzall burrs are the way to go, though I'm going to have to save up quite a bit! All the best. Ray
Cool cheers Ray. Thank you for watching and commenting 👍
Ray start with a few pieces. They will change your Dremel from zero to Hero. Will remove wood 10x faster!
@@clivemilner could you precise what you mean? :D I'm interested
Really nice work!!!
Thank you Greg
Awesome work
thank you 😊
The design is beautiful, very pleasing to the eye, and no doubt, the hand!
Thanks Claire. This was my personal favorite carving of 2020.
incredible Matt. It's a piece of Art. thanks for sharing. regards, Amit
Cheers Amit. Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent job I love it.
Cheers Ken
That cool 👍, awesome details on the handle.
Cheers Mark. Going to make another one soon
Awesome..
cheers John
muito lindo esse trabalho parabéns
Liked and subscribed, for sure
Cheers for that. Happy carving 👍
Good video, thanks Matt.. Keep on carving cheers Bap
Cheers Man. Love carving dude so many things to make.
Really beautiful and creative. I’ve just recently started power carving and this helps me refine an idea for a kuksa type mug where the cup part is a full lower jaw of feeding whale, and the handle will be the tail. Great work... love the wire accents! Cheers from Montana USA.
wow your project sounds awesome. The wire accents are pretty easy. some times I use bronze leftover welding rods from a foundry near here.
I need to get some of those Kutzall burrs. Gouges and files take a really long time haha
yeah they do make carving quick work
Sweet!! Great job on the video!! Very enjoyable and entertaining!!
Cool cheers. Great to get feedback on the video, as am pretty new to TH-cam
@@MattCarves For being new I'd say you did a very great job and I cant wait to see more!
@@MattCarves For being new I'd say you did a very great job and I cant wait to see more!
@@Raindarkside cheers
Very cool. Just found your channel.
cheers Evil Rick. Glad you found it👍
I just came across your channel cool carving subscribe .
Gidday Glen. Happy you found the channel, hope you enjoy 👍
Ahh!
Knew this cup from carveing fusion!
Rob and Claire mentioned your channel..
Nice work!
Cheers Kevin. It's a great community Carving Fusion 👍
Wow that's awesome, I love how the tree turned out. Have you thought of setting that project in resin? Anyway I'm looking at getting some "big" tools is the bandsaw or scroll saw more useful in carving?
Cheers, that's a tough one to answer. Band saw probably has a lot more general applications it's great for cutting odd shaped woods down to a usable pieces. Scroll saws are more specialized for details. I would say I personally use the band saw more.
@@MattCarves lol that was supposed to be on the fairy house part 5, the video must have changed when I wasn't looking. So yeah, that fairy house looks awesome 👍👍👍
This is awesome! fun to watch, very nice design.
Thank you Joseph. I am going to do more viking and dragon carvings soon. 👍
Also check out my smoking dragon carving at th-cam.com/video/X5EZk2Wjvhw/w-d-xo.html
Superb. I'm currently making kuksa with ax and knife, but have a dremel. The terrier bit, how is it attached to your dremel and do you have a link where you purchased please?
Hi the terrier bit just screws onto the dremel. I bought it in New zealand from carbatec. I think they are originally made in england. Sorry dont know who else sells them. I find the Arbortec ball gouge is my favorite for hollowing out kuksas, spoons however they fit onto a angle grinder.
Came here from the Hand Carved Spoon group.
Cool, thank you for visiting 😊
Great work again! What do you finish the inside with to make it food safe?
Cheers
most of my spoons or cups are ornamental so doesn't really matter. But have used just kitchen cooking oil for some usable spoons I made. I do have a wooden coffee cup, I finished the outside with beeswax and nothing on the inside as hot water will dissolve every thing. You do need to be more careful if selling your items as some woods are toxic as well.
Hi Matt. Which attachment did you use to create the planking effect? The video wasn’t too close to the dremel for me to deduce how you achieved this.
Check this video out at 2:20 min it's a dremel high speed cutter. You can use other cutter s though. th-cam.com/video/HT9EtSHyIoI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Matt 😊
Can’t seem to locate that little terrier bit… is that a kutzall item?
Hi Brendan. I guess it depends what country you are in. I got mine from Carbatec in New Zealand. They are made in England here is there link www.kaizenbonsai.com/the-little-terrier-dhtm-the-ultimate-power-carving-tool-for-hobby-rotary-machines
Matt what do you use for dust extraction? I use a Fordham with Kutzall burs. They are great, but produce a lot of dust.
Hi Clive, I tend to use my shop vac with the nozzle by the carving. check out this video where I show what I use th-cam.com/video/97_5bITtUa0/w-d-xo.html
Matt , many thanks for the information.
After you apply the bees wax how long do you have to wait before you can use it for coffee?
This one was sold as an ornamental piece in the end. If you are going to make a usable cup you might want to research the type of wood you use as some have a lot of tannins in them which might be bad for you. cheers for watching👍
So the template is not offered for download 🤔 😕
Nope, sorry. Thank you for watching 🙂
Do you have a shop I can buy one of these cups from?
Sorry that was a one off. I don't sell my carving I do on TH-cam.