what kind of wood did you use please and thank you plus other then brass wood what types of wood would you recommend as well would fire wood work? I think I have oak but I'm not sure. you should make an Athenian helmet too :) question aren't diamond burrs mostly used for stone carvings? I didn't know that at times I could also use diamond burrs and that I'm sure it also depends on the wood like oak, cedar and or bass wood's
Hi, I have literally started relief carving less than a week now and I am so confident and excited to do more thanks to you and your tutorials. I am learning so much from you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I just bought my first dremel to try and take up carving , I bought the stylo plus . Any other recommendations for me to getting started? Having a hard time figuring out what bits to use to make things .. only have what came with dremel
First thank you so much, I'm learning so much from you!!!! I need some directions/tips/tricks on how would I approach power carving "long curly hair".... Thank you in advance!
Hello greetings from Moose Jaw in Saskatchewan It looks very cool. I love it good job. Please show me more then I just got a Dremel 4000 with flexshaft and I have some Red Ceder. Thank you take care. 👍
Newbie carver here, can anyone tell me what is the best speed to carve with on a variable speed Dremel, which is less likely to run away with you, especially with curly hickory, Thanks in advance,.
Don't you love it when you get the relief just about done, you hit a nik or angle the tip slightly to far and it runs across the entire face? Inevitably happens on every.single.one. without fail.
Dude got over 200 hectars of woodland.....I'm gonna be "REALLY" busy! lol great vid 65 years old and you still taught me somthin! ty man keep it up, you make me proud! AVB
I have a question for you . Amazon sells non Dremel bits. Is it worth buying their a lot cheaper but when they're a lot cheaper that makes me nervous. If you're not busy could you give me your opinion
Some cheap Chinese burrs can be good. I use them on occasion as well. All burrs and bits will need to be replaced at some point. A good $15 dollar set is not a bad investment.
It would be helpful to actually write the name of these burrs for those who are new so we don’t have to guess what you’re saying and try to figure out the correct spelling.
Is it difficult to keep the 3-D projection plane somewhat equalsided “Flat”? Another words, a helmet is exactly identical on each side (viewed front on), so the carving should be likewise. Plus, are certain spots perfectly flat & level, like background areas?
Hello. I have bought a Wolfcraft flexible shaft, maximum 3500 rot/min (for the drilling machine). Is it possible to carve with a rotary rasp at such low speed? I think maybe it would be possible with rotary burrs. But with rotary rasp, you think it's possible? What's the speed you use with the big flexible shaft (not the Dremel)?
Okay, I purchased the low cost micro motor device you have linked, but here is the issue. The burs are 2.35 millimeters thick, or need to be. Where can I purchase everything I need? Please advise, thanks
Hey, I really appreciate, I am very exited to carve something but I have an Ingco rotary tool, do you think it's ok? Is it a good business? if yes how to sell it?
That's really excellent.. wish I can do it too.. I've been watching most of ur previous videos to learn all the technics needed.. hihihi.. btw, if I may ask.. what's the rpm of the dremel used & what Burr ur using.. is it single or double burr.. thank you.. 😁😁😁
Hey there! You can do it, just have to tell yourself that you can :) unusually run around 28k rpm's. These were grit burrs and and double cut carbide ones.
Awesome video Cornelius I wish I could show you how improved I've come in the last year from watching your videos bro. I just find you easy to listen to
@@CorneliusCreations I'm planning on working on it tonight and have it done by the beginning of next week. So far I think it will turn out 👌 Thanks for asking. Maybe I'll make a little video about my process.
Enjoyed the video and all of the product information. Where did you get the Riffler wheel that you finished up the hair with? Is that what you called it?
I have a few of those wood carving toys but haven't used them a lot. After this video I'm ready to go at it again. Great ideas. Bob Ross used to say little happy mistakes in painting, the same can be said in wood carving.
I am a novice at woodwork and want to know if you can give me some direction. I have the Dremel 3000 with a flex shaft and have taught myself through trial and error, and listening to you and the helpful hints you talk about. I have a chest that I believe is either Chinese or Japanese with a 3D carving on four sides and the top. It is about 40" x 21" x20'H. I would love to refinish it and repair it if where needed. In the meantime, I would like to know what the finish is and is the finish easily damaged? I dues a little Windex with a soft paper towel to try and get dust and dirt off, but too much of that will lead to disastrous results. However, when the Windex dried, it appeared to be a low eggshell finish; the dark or black portion is very, very fine, almost flake-like. I enjoy your videos, and you are totally at home working with wood, so I thought I would start with you on my search to find how to refinish this piece of furniture. I can send some pictures of the chest so you'll have a better idea of what I am trying to describe. I am not on Facebook, Twitter, or zoom; doesn't mean I can't be if necessary to converse. Looking forward to your response. Tom K
Hey Tom, I am no expert in refinishing furniture so please double check what I say with someone else. But it sound like moisture has settled under the poly or whatever the chest was finished with. Might need to strip it and start by re-staining it and sealing it. I would double check this info though, As I said, I've never done any of that so I could be wrong. Best of luck!
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what kind of wood did you use please and thank you plus other then brass wood what types of wood would you recommend as well would fire wood work? I think I have oak but I'm not sure. you should make an Athenian helmet too :)
question aren't diamond burrs mostly used for stone carvings? I didn't know that at times I could also use diamond burrs and that I'm sure it also depends on the wood like oak, cedar and or bass wood's
Hi, I have literally started relief carving less than a week now and I am so confident and excited to do more thanks to you and your tutorials. I am learning so much from you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Hey Jenni! So happy to hear the videos are helping you! I look forward to seeing you around!
Nice
Thanks
This is cool looking I love red cedar!!
I just bought my first dremel to try and take up carving , I bought the stylo plus . Any other recommendations for me to getting started? Having a hard time figuring out what bits to use to make things .. only have what came with dremel
This is super cool, love the design and yes, the oil and varnish makes it looks awesome! Well done!
Thank you, Rene!
Hi Cornelius, it's been a while . But this is the things I like to know and try to carve. Thank you your work looks really great
Thank you sir! Glad you got a lot out of the video! Good to see you around!
First thank you so much, I'm learning so much from you!!!! I need some directions/tips/tricks on how would I approach power carving "long curly hair".... Thank you in advance!
I'm Thinking Of Carving Out
A Spoon. Do You Have Any Videos On Doing That I Already Made A Guitar Pick
& A Napkin Holder.
Hello greetings from Moose Jaw in Saskatchewan
It looks very cool. I love it good job. Please show me more then I just got a Dremel 4000 with flexshaft and I have some Red Ceder. Thank you take care. 👍
The Guitar Pick I Made Was
Cut Out Of Maple. & I Carved
That Using An Ocillating Tool
Newbie carver here, can anyone tell me what is the best speed to carve with on a variable speed Dremel, which is less likely to run away with you, especially with curly hickory, Thanks in advance,.
What speed are you working at?
Usually medium to high RPM’s
I’m having trouble finding bits small enough for the marathon 4. What size and where can I find them?
Don't you love it when you get the relief just about done, you hit a nik or angle the tip slightly to far and it runs across the entire face?
Inevitably happens on every.single.one. without fail.
Awesome, thank you for sharing this with us. Godspeed
You could build a Corsi Rosenthal box for much less than that psi thing!
👏👍
So cool just getting into the art of carving and I’m loving it !!its seriously one of my new passions !!!
Same
This one won my subscription 👍💥
Happy to hear that, thank you!
Sir micro bit carving bits name please🙏🙏🙏🙏
Dude got over 200 hectars of woodland.....I'm gonna be "REALLY" busy! lol great vid 65 years old and you still taught me somthin! ty man keep it up, you make me proud! AVB
Rock on! Thank you man!
Can I do this with one tool really don’t want to buy all theses extra rotary tool eh
That cool I wish I knew how to use a drumel like that.
I love this carving and the skull 💀 what is it?
I will get my first dremel in a few days. Cant wait to do stuff like this. Great video!
Greetings from Germany ;)
Thank you! Happy to hear that, I know you will enjoy your Dremel!
Absolutely brilliant mate 💪👍 i know nothing about wood carving,but your tutorial is very very good
Glad you got a lot out of it my friend!
I have a question for you . Amazon sells non Dremel bits. Is it worth buying their a lot cheaper but when they're a lot cheaper that makes me nervous.
If you're not busy could you give me your opinion
Some cheap Chinese burrs can be good. I use them on occasion as well. All burrs and bits will need to be replaced at some point. A good $15 dollar set is not a bad investment.
Really wicked 💖
Интересно, но нихрена не понятно, русский учи
Hi Cornilius any chance we can see loads more viking stuff ,I'm from Dublin Ireland and they are a huge part of our history. Thanks for reading my man
Yes you may! 👊🏻👊🏻👍🏻
@@CorneliusCreations awesome I cant wait just got some fresh wood in to try my best to copy you, I'll practice on my scrap piece in the meantime mate.
vo tentar fazer. abraço do brasil
Hi,what kind of wood Is it ?
Cedar
@@CorneliusCreations thanks
It would be helpful to actually write the name of these burrs for those who are new so we don’t have to guess what you’re saying and try to figure out the correct spelling.
Great idea, thank you!
Is it difficult to keep the 3-D projection plane somewhat equalsided “Flat”? Another words, a helmet is exactly identical on each side (viewed front on), so the carving should be likewise. Plus, are certain spots perfectly flat & level, like background areas?
Hello. I have bought a Wolfcraft flexible shaft, maximum 3500 rot/min (for the drilling machine). Is it possible to carve with a rotary rasp at such low speed? I think maybe it would be possible with rotary burrs. But with rotary rasp, you think it's possible? What's the speed you use with the big flexible shaft (not the Dremel)?
Okay, I purchased the low cost micro motor device you have linked, but here is the issue. The burs are 2.35 millimeters thick, or need to be. Where can I purchase everything I need? Please advise, thanks
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Please inform us where can we get the designs. Any webpage that has good designs that may be used for carving projects?
Hey Cornelius, that carving is so awesome. I was wanting to know if it's hard to make a video of carving like you do?
Hey, I really appreciate, I am very exited to carve something but I have an Ingco rotary tool, do you think it's ok? Is it a good business? if yes how to sell it?
Looks like you've got yourself a few new toys...... I'm impressed the way the carving came out... time & patience pays off... :)
I did get a few new ones :) glad you enjoyed the video my friend!
Any advice for left-handed people, the burrs tend to kick and damage my work piece.
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Thank you again for another great video...
Pooch odinswolf
Terima kasih telah berbagi informasi kawan
Hello. Can OSB wood be carved with a DREMEL? Thank you.
I would say no, too many layers going many different ways. I think it would chip easy.
@@CorneliusCreations Thank you.
I am enjoying the videos. I have problems with what to use. I start out ok but then it starts to become. I need to see it clearly what tool
Awesome work! 💛💛💛
Thank you!
The music is so cool. It sounds like rock & roll made with a Dremmel.
Your videos are awesome! Thank you so much!😊
Wow i love watching your videos.
Looks perfect to me. Great video ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was excellent and really helpful!
That wood is beautiful! Those cookies can be a pain to stabilize. Nice work carving on the end-grain too. Crushing it!
Thank you Jeff! I appreciate you bro!
Hi Cornelius I am Rick from Middlesbrough just starting wood carving I think it very good
Hey there! I am happy to hear you started a new hobby! I appreciate the comment and look forward to seeing you around!
That's really excellent.. wish I can do it too.. I've been watching most of ur previous videos to learn all the technics needed.. hihihi..
btw, if I may ask.. what's the rpm of the dremel used & what Burr ur using.. is it single or double burr.. thank you.. 😁😁😁
Hey there! You can do it, just have to tell yourself that you can :) unusually run around 28k rpm's. These were grit burrs and and double cut carbide ones.
Just started carving, Find your videos very helpful.
Happy to hear that!
Always enjoy your videos. Lots of info on the tools and attachments. And you have an easy going approach to your craft. Really well done! 👏👏👏
Thank you, Robert! I am glad you enjoyed it!
love to get hold of an inverted cone burr here in New Zealand but at the moment we cant get them in **sigh**
Can you order one online?
Hi Debbie, I'm in NZ as well and I get most of my stuff at Mitre10 or from wish.com, however the wish ones tend to wear out quicker.
Gran bel lavoro
Grazie amico mio
Wow... I was literally talking about what bits to get for my dremel for this...
Isn't it funny how things work out like that? 😁 now you know!
Thank you for the informative video. Great techniques.
You are welcome!
Just saying hi. I enjoyed the video. You always do a great job. Be safe
Thank you Ed! I appreciate the kind words!
I have tried a few carvings bit I am having trouble getting smooth cuts in my wood any suggestions, on how to
smooth cuts?
Practice and lots of sanding.
Hi thanks for your videos I have learned a lot I was wondering what is the best burs to use for engraving on pebbles or rocks
You are welcome, my friend! Diamond burrs with a constant flow of water while you are carving.
I keep calling you Cornilius and your names Matt lol my bad bro
Haha, it is all good in the hood! People do that to me everyday lol
Thanks for this informative video. Turned out awesome
Thank you Brian!
That's a nice bit of work you've done Matt. It's always interesting to see how you use the bits and what stain etc you use. Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you man! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Awesome work bro, this turned really cool 😎
Thank you, Sean!
wonderful
Many thanks
Awesome video Cornelius I wish I could show you how improved I've come in the last year from watching your videos bro. I just find you easy to listen to
Thank you man! You can always join our Facebook group and share there!
@@CorneliusCreations will do pal didnt realise you were on fb
Cornelius, thank you for the tutorial 😊looks absolutely beautiful .
So glad you enjoyed it!
This turned out great Matt! I like how much emphasis you put into creating the 3D look. The hair looks great!
Thank you Matt! I appreciate that bro! Any progress on the Wedding you are filming?
@@CorneliusCreations I'm planning on working on it tonight and have it done by the beginning of next week. So far I think it will turn out 👌 Thanks for asking. Maybe I'll make a little video about my process.
Sounds like a plan!
Enjoyed the video and all of the product information. Where did you get the Riffler wheel that you finished up the hair with? Is that what you called it?
Glad you enjoyed it! It is called a bristle disk
@@CorneliusCreations I'm new at this. Is there anyplace in particular to get the bristle disk like you were using in the video?
Really nicely done! Great information, stay safe!
Thank you!
Awesome
Thank you for the info.....
Thank you John! I appreciate your support and hope you enjoy the templates!
Damn that looks awesome!!!
Thank you sir!
Outstanding, Matt! 👊 👍
Thank you sir!
Beautiful work
Thank you sir!
What do you do when u hit large parts of the wood grain
Take my time with them and carve the best I can
@@CorneliusCreations thx man
I have a few of those wood carving toys but haven't used them a lot. After this video I'm ready to go at it again. Great ideas. Bob Ross used to say little happy mistakes in painting, the same can be said in wood carving.
Looks Awesome!!!
Thank you!
Nice work
The you sir!
I am a novice at woodwork and want to know if you can give me some direction.
I have the Dremel 3000 with a flex shaft and have taught myself through trial and error, and listening to you and the helpful hints you talk about. I have a chest that I believe is either Chinese or Japanese with a 3D carving on four sides and the top. It is about 40" x 21" x20'H. I would love to refinish it and repair it if where needed. In the meantime, I would like to know what the finish is and is the finish easily damaged?
I dues a little Windex with a soft paper towel to try and get dust and dirt off, but too much of that will lead to disastrous results. However, when the Windex dried, it appeared to be a low eggshell finish; the dark or black portion is very, very fine, almost flake-like.
I enjoy your videos, and you are totally at home working with wood, so I thought I would start with you on my search to find how to refinish this piece of furniture.
I can send some pictures of the chest so you'll have a better idea of what I am trying to describe. I am not on Facebook, Twitter, or zoom; doesn't mean I can't be if necessary to converse.
Looking forward to your response.
Tom K
Hey Tom, I am no expert in refinishing furniture so please double check what I say with someone else. But it sound like moisture has settled under the poly or whatever the chest was finished with. Might need to strip it and start by re-staining it and sealing it. I would double check this info though, As I said, I've never done any of that so I could be wrong. Best of luck!
I use cedar cus it kinda soft and smells good
Thank you again I was wondering if you had any ideas a friend of mine wants me to make it's a hummingbird cane it would be greatly appreciated
Go look up Stinnett Sticks on TH-cam. He is your guy.
more of an add then a tutorial.
No, Ads pay. I make comprehensive tutorials with educational tool information.