Ok now this is getting spooky, the wife was asking me to do that for our 2yo daughter and boom, there it is on your channel. You have given me some good tips for when I do mine. Thanks 👍 I can't wait to watch the 2nd part.
I need to put fairy house details onto a woodworking project that I'm planning and I had the idea to look and see if it was possible to carve them with a dremel. Came across your video and it is more useful and helpful (and skillful) than I dared dream of - given me tonnes of ideas (some possibly above my skill level!) and I'm looking forward to having a play on some scrap wood later. Thank you for this!
Wow id love to see ur wax boat just paraffin? I started a little carving i would have to find it. Cotton wood bark i bought kinda the scraps. See if i can finish that up this yr.
That Purple Heart is hard stuff eats blades I can’t imaging what it does to burrs. I would love to has some small pieces of some of these woods. I’m fascinated about this being used for a wagon wheel. I’m thinking that old flame burr had flames out. This is so much fun. Do you finish this hard wood if you put it outside?
Cheers Linda for watching Im not an expert on finishes for outdoors. I tend to go for oils and re apply occasionally. If you use varnish I hear the spar varnishes are good used a lot on boats (Spar is a Marine term something to do with the mast). 👍
Wow looks great!! I’m completely new to carving, I just ordered a Dremel 4300 and a few bits to get started. Do you have any recommendations on a scroll saw, preferably under 3-400$? Cheers
Awesome. Fun times ahead 😀. Sorry can't really say which would be a good scroll saw in your country. The one I own is an Excalibur rebranded for new zealand, it is an expensive one though. Cheers for watching
Looks awesome. Looking forward to seeing part 2. Especially like that you show which burrs your using.
Cheers Candace
Some fine detail in there, love it's quirkiness 😍
Thank you Julie
Ok now this is getting spooky, the wife was asking me to do that for our 2yo daughter and boom, there it is on your channel. You have given me some good tips for when I do mine. Thanks 👍 I can't wait to watch the 2nd part.
Yeah, been meaning to do one for a long time. I am going to do a big one to. I reckon the bigger one will be easier. Just started part 2. Cheers
This is just so clever, the imagination!
Cheers Steve
That looks awesome. Looking forward to seeing part 2. Especially like that you show us which burrs your using.
Looking good so far, lots more to do, goody!
Cheers Claire. Yeah might be quite a few parts to this video. 👍
I need to put fairy house details onto a woodworking project that I'm planning and I had the idea to look and see if it was possible to carve them with a dremel. Came across your video and it is more useful and helpful (and skillful) than I dared dream of - given me tonnes of ideas (some possibly above my skill level!) and I'm looking forward to having a play on some scrap wood later. Thank you for this!
Cool, Glad you are finding the channel useful. Happy Carving
Wow id love to see ur wax boat just paraffin? I started a little carving i would have to find it. Cotton wood bark i bought kinda the scraps. See if i can finish that up this yr.
Awesome always good to finish things up before the end of the year 👍
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Cheers Dean 🍻
That Purple Heart is hard stuff eats blades I can’t imaging what it does to burrs. I would love to has some small pieces of some of these woods. I’m fascinated about this being used for a wagon wheel. I’m thinking that old flame burr had flames out. This is so much fun. Do you finish this hard wood if you put it outside?
Cheers Linda for watching Im not an expert on finishes for outdoors. I tend to go for oils and re apply occasionally. If you use varnish I hear the spar varnishes are good used a lot on boats (Spar is a Marine term something to do with the mast). 👍
@@MattCarves used spar varnish years ago for projects
@@lechatbotte. I like the natural look of wood so I oil and enjoy the wood aging.
Wow looks great!! I’m completely new to carving, I just ordered a Dremel 4300 and a few bits to get started. Do you have any recommendations on a scroll saw, preferably under 3-400$? Cheers
Awesome. Fun times ahead 😀. Sorry can't really say which would be a good scroll saw in your country. The one I own is an Excalibur rebranded for new zealand, it is an expensive one though. Cheers for watching