Introductory to Dremel Wood Carving/Power Carving Class + Q&A *LIVE STREAM*
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Introductory to Dremel Wood Carving/Power Carving. We hope this beginners guide to
Dremel Wood Carving encourages you to pick up your rotary tool and start wood carving!
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Boy, if I took a shot every time you say "right here" I would be dead in under a minute, lol. No, seriously, thank you for a great learning video. I just started myself and it's kinda hard to hold the bigger Dremel tool for any length of time without my hand cramping up, So I bought the ones that you have in your box there. Much easier on the hands.
Haha! Yes, after I watched this video I was not aware I was saying it that much 😂. Glad you enjoyed the video and that it helped you! Thank you for your comment!
Beginner here! The flex shaft is great, I just got a Dremel 4000 and I went ahead and got the flex shaft along with it. Looking forward to making some wood spirit carvings and stuff to practice my way to success! I’d love to be able to make lots of neat little trinkets and stuff and get them homes out there in the world. It’s so exciting that maybe my little pieces of art will be displayed in someone’s home and stuff like that! Hehehe
Sorry for being 8 months late lol!
Good gosh I’m going to kill myself right here or at least cut off my right ear. You know what I’m saying here.
Just got my Dremel 4000 with the flex shaft today. Ready to jump into Dremel Wood Carving. So glad your video was one of the first I viewed. Your emphasis on basic concepts impressed me as the smartest way to proceed. Although appearing simple, boring, and repetitious, it reminded me of the Karate Kid, "Wax on, wax off". The basics worked for him as he won the championship and got the girl. Looking forward to your course and our other vids. Thanks so much.
Hey Leslie! So glad to hear that you are getting into carving! Thank you for the kind words, I look forward to seeing you around.
Just bought a Dremel tonight and found your videos. Thanks for the tips!
Right on!
Very informative - thank you for posting! My first Dremel is arriving next week. Can't wait to start crafting with it. Also, I love your table. It is beautiful!
Hello ! Ellen here I started today . Werk tough my guy bought it 4 me cost 67.00 n everything is here ,at least I hope I love learning what drummel to use 4 what .You are a very good teacher I so get it when u say go over the lines, I know for sure that I'm taking ur advice, because they ran in me today also, I'll be using my baby finger.Thank youMy son recommended you.Snart child.Im going to get him one Keep doing what your doing GOOD MAN THANXS
Thank you for the kind words, Ellen!
Good tutorial. I've carved with a Dremel since the mid 90's. The only thing I would like to add is the harder the wood the quickly your bits will dull. It's easy to carve with sharp bits. I have always wanted to try a Fordham but yet to try it.
Thank you!
Also as far as your speech patterns, I find them delightful. I enjoyed listening to you.
Thank you!
This is on silver engraving you did one video was awesome can you do more as you are such an outstanding teacher.
Thank you so much, I will!
I enjoy your videos and always go back for reference.
I am happy you are enjoying them!
I’m starting to wood carving as a hobby.
Loved the tip on pulling towards you to the left, then going back away from you to clean the lines. Quick question...I'm left handed, so... I just kinda go with what works, but can totally tell when it's wrong. I have been carving walking staffs so wood positioning gets tricky. (Have considered making a half round pvc set of sawhorses for it)
For carving flat more intricate flat work I bought 18 inch wood glues circle from home depot and modified it by adding the turntable from a $5 spinning picture frame cube from walmart. Makes more complex patterns easier to work with while still maintaining the hand stability.
That is a good work around! So basically, just reverse everything if you are left handed, instead of pulling towards you, push away to eat at the wood. You can get used to this way or upgrade to a Foredom, which has a forward and reverse option! It is pricey but worth it :)
@@CorneliusCreations Sadly not an option at the moment but someday... I am interested in mixing media types. For instance, the current staff I am working on will use lichtenberg fractals vs the stipling you have demonstrated in other videos, as the negative space is large between the snowstorm clouds. Going the integrated red resin into the fractals to offset the blue. Top. Of staff has a selenite crystal with color changing leds inside over the reusable battery pack insert and a little on/off switch I wired up. Seal as much as I can in resin once it's done. Selenite is cheap and pretty, but water soluble. :(
Once, I am done I will send you picks of Winter's Fire.
My good tools all walked away, so starting kinda from scratch again.
New subscriber. Just got my Dremel 3000 with flex shaft for polishing/shaping resin, but I also do a lot of gilding and having seen this awesome workshop I’ll be getting the wood carving accessories so that I can make my own wooden shapes for gilding rather than having to use shop-bought shapes. It’ll be a long journey, but with this kind of instruction I have a lot more confidence. Thanks for the U.K. Amazon links - ’ll follow those if you’re on commission 😉. Great workshop.
So glad you are getting into woodcarving and that you are finding the videos helpful. Haha I appreciate that! Thank you Rob!
What is the best type of wood you like to use? Heard or soft? Sid Smith
Softwood!
Hi just got my dremel 3000 today i didn't know anything about it as im an indian and dremel are very rare in india thanks man
Awesome!
You and your team are amazing. Great job! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
awesome i really learned something today thank you for that and i just go the dremel 4300 for Christmas
Un vídeo muy interesante y didáctico, no me entero de nada,no hablo inglés,me quedó con lo que veo,por favor subtítulos en español,un saludo y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón ( Galicia)
Nadie hace esto en español... Es una lástima
I am from the UK and have never heard of bass wood.
Right here i like this video right here.
First ‘tool to wood’ starts at 15:20 😂 Great content, if a bit…Long! but I am watching it all again a year later, so I guess I like it huh!
haha thank you! It is a bit long!
Q : How do you handle dust collection ? Thank you for all your videos !
I will have to make a video over it!
@@CorneliusCreations Would be much appreciated , thank you !
That was an amazing and interesting video. Thanks! Great job! I’m going to practice those shapes this week.😃
Awesome! Thank you!
lol you got so excited over the stickers
I appreciate the effort on the video btw thanks 🙏👍
Thank you!
I just took up making walking sticks from tree branches. So I would like tips about carving and engraving simple and elegant designs on them, along with sanding the wood.
Thank you for your feedback. I will add this to my list!
Oooh Yes! Walking sticks are awesome! I'd love to have one but unfortunately they're kind of expensive. So maybe I'll try making my own too.
My dad used to grow shoemuck, not sure if it's spelling, trees. Basically a weed tree that grows fast & farmers hate. He had some that he grew tied over for canes too. But unfortunately moved before he could harvest it.
I'd love to do that & then carve them but I'm in an apartment.
But I am near a river & bits of wood. So hopefully I can find some tree limbs or something too.
Might try some shovel handles as well. Eventually once I'm better at this anyway.
@@CorneliusCreations Please do add it because I really want to try that. Even better would be a very simple design that you can keep adding more to as you wish to become more complicated. Tganks
I'm intent on getting good at using the dremel (I come from generations of German woodcarvers/carpenters, but I digress! : ) but just want to tell you that your fingers say "musician"! ARE you a musician or do you have leanings that way? Just wondering!
i have really bad anxiety and I went out and got this rotary tool bc the vibration helped calm my nerves. so I went thru looking for a how-to, and nothing good until you kept popping up, so here I am. Thank you for having such a monotone even-tempered voice and awesome demeanor.
Hey Lori! So glad to hear that you are finding the videos are helping you. Thank you for leaving this comment. I look forward to seeing you around!
I totally relate to you, same anxiety issues. I just started 3 days ago, I didn't carved wood yet, just pvc pipes, but I'm in love with my rotary tool
I will buy me one I am dealing with anxiety and frustration I need a hobby and love these videos Dremel 4300 here I.go
Hi i new to this. I been having trouble with sanding in small places and open spaces. Please help. I glade i found your class.
what basic burrs do we need to start Dremel Wood Carving (I am a novice)
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I enjoyed this very much . My husband gifted me a dremmel.( after a few pointed hints lol ) I am waiting for spring to carve outside. Thanks for the tips on practice shapes. A good reminder to create that muscle memory! That will be my first attempt. What are your thoughts on pine?
Sounds awesome! I would stay away from Pine!
can you use for big carvings
This video is informative a motivational, giving me boldness to take on a sailboat decorative carving repair today! Any advice regarding teak?
Where did you get your bits organizer and where?
Kool, Thanks
Thanks for watching!
I would love to be able to carve letters, words, phrases into hardwood cutting and vharcuterie boards. Watching and learning!!
There is not a doubt in my mind that you can do it! Go ahead and start this week or next! You will thank yourself!
Thanks for this
Bit i really have a problem when trying to level and sanding big areas especially when it inside the carving, what’s opinion?
What machine do you recommend for the starter on a budget?
Cheap Foreign model on Amazon. You can find one for around $25
Hi Matt.
I have been watching your videos and have been following many of your tips. My carving has improved greatly. As much as I realise a lot of this is gonna be trail and error and practice. I wondered if you could advise me a little on speeds for various different bits. Thanks if you can.
The speed depends on the wood you are using and the burrs you use. Generally, the faster you go the smoother the cuts will be.
Bravo pour ton tuto en France j ai des problèmes pour trouver les fraises que tu décris dans tes vidéos
I'm new to this what is a bur?? I need to make some dents and not sure what to use🤷
Hey there! I answer a lot of those questions in my free powercavring guide. You can find it at www.howtowoodcarve.com
Hi I’ve just started on relief carving how do you put the detail fur on a bear
Do you do 3d carving hummingbird roses ex
Hey Matt I don't know if this is allowed but how can I show you the projects I have done using my dremel and burning projects so I can get your opinion if they can be better some how?
So exciting to see someone from TEXARKANA on here! Do you teach classes in person as well as in here? Loving your videos!
Thank you for the comment! So you are from Texarkana as well? I may have to do a workshop sometime soon!
Cornelius Creations yes, I am here as well! Please keep us posted if you do something in person, I’m so glad I found your channel and am looking forward to learning more!
I sure will! Thank you for subscribing!
Hi, I went through all of your videos and didn’t see one on comparing rotary tools or engraving tools. Are rotary tools and engraving tools the same thing? I bought a cheap engraving tool off amazon for $30 which came with a decent selection of diamond tip burs and such but the ones with a larger surface area do not work. The larger surface area burs seize up the tool because it hasn’t the strength to effectively run them. Is the link below the tool you recommend for beginners? Are certain tools only used for certain types of work? I would like one you can use for almost all types of material. I almost bought a cordless Dremel 8220 but learn it only ran for 30 minutes before needing a recharge. Having to buy 4 batteries fully charged on standby would be such a pain.I really enjoy your videos and am really happy i stumbled upon them. Sorry if you have already answered these questions elsewhere. I tried to find as much information as I could but there isn’t much on this topic. Here is a list of my question to make it a little easier for you
1. Are rotary and engraving tools the same?
2. Is there a tool that can be used for most types of materials or are they more specific?
3. This the link below the tool you recommend for beginners?
4. Do you have a video comparing different rotary/engraving tools?
5. Are the burs with welded carbonate tips a must have? How much improvement do you get from them oppose to a basic bur?
6. Do you use dressing stones?
I will mostly be working on wood but would also like to do metal, glass, ceramic, and possibly a few other types.
Thanks a lot in advance.
I'd love help with this as well. Love this channel and want to get started, but not sure what I should get exactly or the differences. I saw a generic rotary tool that was recommended on another of your videos, but it didn't get the best reviews. Thanks!
Hola buenos vídeos pero habrá la posibilidad de ponerlos en español o con subtítulos en español por favor
What wood in the UK plz n merry xmas
Show a templet I have not started carving yet sharrel from texas
Upstate New York
More carving on boxes
coming up!
You are the best , i am learning a lot from you, can you find me a carbon brush for dremel 4000, and thank you very much ♥️
I found a lot on amazon but i don’t know which one is good for my dremel
Thank you :) Amazon is the best place!
What type dremal do you use
All kinds :)
"proper pronunciation" pronounced wrong lol... regardless I love your videos
haha! Thank you!
Oh by the way we're do we germt the stuff to copy it.I like ur tomnahahawk I'm going to do a bat . Smile
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I think woodcarving and wood grinding are different things. I reed a lot about this art in TH-cam and must say there really are important things missing. Consider you have to make a living with your carving, how much time can you waste on sharping your tools? How your tools have to be if you carving human or animal figures, if you carve ornaments, you need sharp corners on most of your chisels. Also the dust while using grinders is not a nice byproduct, you need dust collectors , all that extra noise ,my friends not a very nice work environment. If you want to know what chisel brand to use, look at the traditionell schools , you can see, most of them use Pfeil, swiss made tools, I have a couple of hundred of them. Also I see people who don't like the handles on some of them, do you know those handles are available or you can make then easy yourself! Hold your Pfeil chisel in one hand and hit it on the top, the chisel will fly out and to reinstall a new one, get some dry shellac slivers, fill into the handle, heat op you chisel and forse it in! There are many thing to know and some people have all the answers . Also, never touch your wood with sandpaper before you are finished , you will ruin your sharp chisel !
En français
Actually your producer could remove the Dremel sound... Just saying....
Too slow, I don't want to spend the rest of my life tracing two lines. But thank you, it's very illustrative.
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Squid games shapes
the advice is good, but get to the working part!OK
Haha I’ll add a time stamp below
Way to much chit chat
I agree!
1. Basswood is NOT cheap! Neither is poplar or most other woods. 10 - 12 pieces 1x1x3 cost$15!!
2. I ONLY have the standrad handpiece, NO flex shaf!.
3. Carving bits are also NOT cheap for a decent set that is good enough quality for carving!
Need, need, need! If you don't get many new people for your classes. COST IS A HUGE CONSIDERATION!
I can't afford you! Goodbye!
sorry honey but after 6 minutes of watching you there was nothing really that I was watching so I had to give you up good luck
If you looked at the description I said video starts at 15 minutes in 😉
You said you're not an expert but you have all that expensive equipment. If you weren't an expert you wouldn't have equipment like that.
Be careful, there a lot of imposters out there 😂
Dragging your tutorials is very boring. Entirely to loquacious. Talk less and show more.
I agree. The livestreams tend to be this way.
Well done, thanks for your time, thanks for sharing.
That is not an art.
Tariq Malik : one man’s art is another man’s garbage
@@joenavanodo3780 wood carving with a carving machine is really a garbage.
My friend, would you rather walk on a vacation to the beach or drive there? Nothing is wrong with using hand tools or power tools. It’s all in your approach. Power tools doesn’t take away the art in it because the knowledge of how to carve it is still there.
You may prefer hand carving chisels, and that’s alright. That’s just your preferred method :)
I've heard it said that "sometimes you get what you don't pay for." Translated sometimes cheap isn't better. I'm saving up for the 4300. Maybe Dremel will have a discount for a late wood carving bloomer like myself. Can't believe I'm almost 67 and I can't wait to start carving. My Dad had every tool in the world but I tended to hurt myself with hammers and such. He joked about having me sign a waiver each time I borrowed one. But I digress . . . thank you so much for your videos. They are entertaining, educational and inspiring.
You won’t be disappointed with the Dremel 4300. I’ve had mine for a year or so and it’s marvellous. I use mine with a flex drive and hang it on the Dremel workstation. Coupled with the Kutzall bits, it cuts through wood easily.
I just picked up a Dremel and flex shaft, I ran across you videos. Great tips for beginners. Thank you
I caught the last 15 min of the live footage and im really glad im finally watching this. Your tutorials are very informative. Thank you for teachings the basics and some of your techniques 😀
Thank you for the kind words!
Luv this guy think hes great watched it live an watching it again now
Thank you Dave!
Well you're my first teacher to learn how to carve with a dremel and I'm really grateful because the bits are very intimidating to me, always unsure I'm using the right bit for the right thing so thank you for taking the time to teach beginners like me.
How do you determine what speed to use for your projects? Does each type of wood and/or burrs need different speeds? Thanks from Texas.
This "right here" is a great video "right here. I'm sittin "right here" and learning a lot "right here". This video "right here" is very informative "right here", and this guy "right here" is pretty talented "right here".
Hahaha 😂 I didn’t even realize I was saying it that much
No no it’s “Raht here” Lol
Hey Cornelius, I really like your channel and videos You're very inspiring you got me to get my very first Dremel and I have been working with it thank you very much My next tool will be a Fordham like yours? I really like your knives that you do. I've even have gotten into forging also. Do, thank you so much, friend.
Almost zero production! How long to make these contours? Hours? Fragile material, plastic Dremel that does not inspire any security with more than 10000 rotations and plastic! Much easier to contour with a chisel! We are working with pine, soft wood!
I am doing rooling pins resale enjoy using them . I do facets.. and Clift dwellings….just started using power last year because of old hands…I am learning tons through u tube…Thanks for all you do..
Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Earplugs?
Sometimes!
So... first, what if I don't have the bit that I used. I have diamond coated bits that look like nailheads, and some that look like verey fine to fairly fat pointed pins, some are cylindrical and some have ballheads. when you say you are using one like inveted cone carbide coated head, what is an alternative? Second, I have dremel user manual that shows the RPM speeds by material and catlog numbers. But, once the bits are out of their boxes or covers, or if they are a third party bits, how do you decide the RPM speed that you run dremel at.
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Supposedly Dremel NO Longer makes a replacement flex shaft for this larger tool w/ the foot pedal. I guess "knock-off" shafts work??
I am brand new to Power Carving I have the Dremel 4000 with the flexshaft. This video was very helpful and appreciate you taking the time to make it. I know I am over a year late in watching this but was hoping you wouldn't mind answering a question? I am going to do the practice piece with the triangle square and circle how do you know what speed to set your Dremel at?? Thanks again for making these videos and hope to hear back from you!
Hey Cory! I usually leave my Dremel's running as high as they can go as long as it doesn't burn the wood.
Do you you have a print out of which tool is used for, or recommend where I could find one.
Dollar Tree's Crafters Corner now carries numerous wooden pieces of that softer wood for crafts.
There's both flat pieces good for starting out & other ready to be decorated pieces.
I definitely want that stronger drimmel!!!!
But I probably can't justify spending that much yet. But if I really get into it & I'm consistently doing things I'll try to get it.
Great tip!
Celtic Designs
Would appreciate it if you could create a video showing how to create simple Celtic patterns....
Just did a few days ago :)
could the camera person focus on what you are showing us? he has a full view while you were carving and i couldn't see it all. ty.
I have a 7350 dremel. Can I use it while the dremel is charging ,and It's still plugged in?
What bit would you recommend for edging a piece of wood for say like the edge of a frame?
This guy says basswood is "cheap". It makes you wonder if he's carved in his life.
I love my foredom
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Ok so i have a question.. Can i drill art into a domino? And if so can u do a video on it???
Can’t find the fan you have on the end of the shaft? Can you help? Cheers ps love the channel
Can’t find the inverted cone bit you find the recommended. Not in the drop down
Tell the women the peddle is like a sawing machine peddle merry Xmas from uk
I think the body of an electric bass guitar is mostly Ash.
How to get dental bits. They would be nice for wood carving.
I want to know how to do a star Is culture on the square block of wood
Thank you I 69yr old I just a beginners so thank you
What wood would you recommend for beginners in Europe where basswoord does not seem to be easily available or cheap? thanks
Limewood
@@CorneliusCreations thanks! Appreciate the response.
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