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I just started using the freezer paper a couple weeks ago and it really does work great! I love your idea of a flatter wood spoon. Thanks so much for the additional tips on using freezer paper - a wonderful, easy, cheap process. Also, very fun and educational to watch how you use your light up and down touch on carving the detail. Thanks again for all you teach us.

I’m so glad I found your page. This will help me out as a beginner

Thanks for backing the blue, I'm retired 38 years!

Im just seeing this for the first time sir and i am blown away. I have a cnc machine but i love to learn freehand and now you are my new mentor. Thank you for all your tips. I will continue to follow you like a hawk. May GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS SIR

That transfer tip is awesome. And, as usual, your router carving is just phenomenal. Another great video. Way to go, Vick.

Thanks for sharing this new transfer process. This eliminates some of the more time consuming (carbon paper) or messy (glue) processes for us ink jet users. All of your instructional videos are appreciated by us novices!

I've completed sign with inset letters, outset numbers (with Eric's) cloud outline, with full picture in the center (~ 5x9) using freezer paper. Color pic turned out perfect!! I made sure to tape down all sides so pic did not move while using wooden spoon to rub in all directions. To get all ink to transfer and show up nice, you must run in all directions (vertical, horiz, both angled). Picture just adds another element to our router carved signs (plus it easily adds some color). Thanks Eric for sharing all your learned secrets (tricks of the trade)!

This technique works amazing. I watched this video, did what Eric said to, and it was perfect. I carved my first sign ever using their baseplate and the profile bit that i ordered from you guys and it turned out awesome. Thank you!!

This is exactly what I was looking for to copy over custom art I've made in inkscape to wood for me to burn! I appreciate you and your work and earned a sub!

Thank you so much your videos have inspired me I'm disabled and you have given me a hobby that has helped greatly

Another great video! Love the new transfer process. Opens up a whole new world of possibilities for inkjet users. Have a wonderful weekend!!!

WOA! I wasn't sure what to expect. It opened up my eyes!

Great, I love the information about the freezer paper. I will try it. This is the first time I hear about it. This is simple and easy. Thank you.

After watching many videos this has been the most straightforward I have seen. Thank you.

I watched this method of a transfer again and I still think it is the best way ever. Thanks again.

Another superb tutorial Eric, the transfer process using the freezer paper and inkjet printer method, looks pretty easy and accurate, because, most of us own an inkjet printer, so this will make the transfer of letters and images so much easier. Thanks again for sharing and please thank Bill Higgins for sharing as well.

Great job my friend. I was just looking for a way to transfer images and words to my pallet projects, BUT you have inspired me to try my router for carving. Thanks!

WOW!!! I will be trying this over the weekend, thanks for sharing.

Your video just gave me a great idea to carve out.a picture of my dog with my Dremel and the router attachment.

Fantastic! Thank you, best one I've seen out there yet.

Absolute newbie to all this...getting a Dremel plunge router to start and you've shown me so much..thank you

Great video guys. Eric good way to transfer images. I love the bits story, that would have happened to me. Lol

Love it, love it! I know where I'm going after work today...getting me some freezer paper and spending an afternoon in the shop! Thanks for sharing this time saving technique Eric!

Saved me a bunch of work. Cuts my wood burning time in half. Thanks for sharing.

I tried this out to carve onto some basswood because I’ve been trying lots of different options and I’m not happy with any of them. It worked amazingly. Thank you so much for sharing it.

Parchment paper works really well too. I was able to transfer from my inkjet print to wood with amazing results.

Cutting the Reynolds 'wrap' to size - that would be a great addition to this tutorial as the HP printers can be so darn finicky! My wife's interested in wood burning and I sent her a link to this video because I thought it well worth watching.

Love how natural you guys are lol keep it up

Certainly trying this with my inkjet printer, thank you, looks great!

You guys are so awesome! Thank you for sharing your work.

I like the engraving very much (Joseph and Mary), well done, thank you for sharing

Amazing. Never thought of using freezer paper. I've tried a lot of other methods but this looks amazing. Have to try it. Thanks for sharing.

WOOW Thank you, that paper works great.

Great video. Some people save the back part of label paper thats plastic coated and do the same thing. Its an easy way to add a photo directly to wood also.

Thanks for the inkjet transfer process; can't wait to try it.

Great Video! Really like the new transfer process! Thanks for the Great Tips!!

Its a great video Dave. Thanks from Brazil, it helped me a lot!

On your android, you can go to settings, then language and Keyboard, then to Google voice typing, and in there, you can flip the switch to block offensive words. that is only for the voice to text feature, it does not stop you from manually typing the naughty words! Great video!

WOW ! I could really go crazy doing this. I have a Adobe program that I could make any picture....literally...any picture I want and put it on wood. Thx Dave ! Subbed and thumbs up !

Hi Eric you are such an insperationyou got me staring to carve signs too i am 68 yrs young hopefully i can come close to sending a copy of my sign to you i will be ordering- bits from you soonlooking forward to following your sign carvingfor some time to come thank you

Great tip, can't wait to try it!

That transfer process is awsome. Thank you.

Thanks so much for the freezer paper process. This is great and much cheaper too. Headed to the store right after I send this comment 🤣 to get me some freezer paper. Thanks again for all your help on teaching us minions.

That was sooo useful..especially the carving.. thank you! From tasmania, Australia

Very cool process... Thank you for sharing! Just started watching your channel and I am hooked... :)

Your amazing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. My daughter and I are learning together. We are binging on all your videos. Learning alot. Thank you very much for all the time you put into your videos for us to learn. Will send you a picture when we do our first carving.

Hey Eric, Great Video. I use my Inkjet as well. I however use a transparency film. I rough them up with 100 grit sandpaper (WET) and scratch up an down, sideways and diagonal both ways. These are reusable many many times. In fact I am still using the same one for over 7 months. Happy carving.

I heard of this before( transfer) but didn't have courage to try it ,thanks for the video

Eric as a LEO in Florida, I appreciate your Blue Lives Matter bracelet. Thanks for the great videos. They really help me with my carving projects. Just ordered some bits and anxious to get carving with them.

what have you found is the best way to keep your wood secured so it doesn't move when you're working? i've had some luck with the foamy stuff that you put inside drawers or cabinets (not sure what that's actually called) and i also used g-clamps, but they made minor indentations into the wood. I'm really enjoying watching your videos, you have a friendly demeanor that makes learning from you quite enjoyable!

Thank you for showing this!!! I tried it an works GR8!

Certainly a great tip. Greatly appreciated !

thanks for takng a lot of fear out of the equation and answering a lot of questions I had about transferring and size of bits

First time I've seen one of your videos, really good. Thanks from Wales.

Thanks for helping me! You gave me lots of ideas.

Awesome job guys, keep up the great work.

WOW.....freezer paper, that came out so beautiful

everyone can buy the tools you use, but can't buy the skills you have. you are amazing Sir. Thank you for sharing the tutorial, asking permission to try it myself.

Your channel is always so informative!!! Thank you👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Attempted my very first router carving on pine. I used a drill master 120 volt 1/4" trim router and the bit I used was a 1/4 straight bit, only because they didn't have a profile bit. I know I'll need a better router and bits eventually, but I was just trying g this out for size to see if its something I'd like to eventually do and I'M SO IN!!! It's not great but it give me a feel for the handling of the router and the figuring out the best depth for the bit. Thanks for all the videos and great advice.

Wow, so many great tips. Thanks.

I like the freezer paper idea. What I've been doing is to print the design on regular white paper, then use charcoal on the reverse side to follow the design. Then I place that on the wood, and trace it with a pencil. THEN... you have to trace it again on the wood, over the charcoal because if you don't when you use the router, it erases the charcoal. Several steps more than freezer paper! :)

Thank you for backing the blue! Great video!

Another method that works is the one done by Aceman on KZfaq, and I have tested it using freezer paper and it does work. The idea of drying it in the sun for hours was nice but it was night, and it was cold, so I just dried it all inside, and I only waited until it was actually dry, not hours. I tested it on text - I have a Tshirt Transfer setting on my printer that does the flipping for me, but it flips everything, so I have to flip the images that I want but leave the text as is. Print on the side with glue, and the image on my inkjet appeared glossier than on regular paper. (I found this out by printing on the wrong side, but I just flipped it over after that was dry and did it on the correct side. Materials were Krylon Matte clear spray from Walmart, Elmers Glue All, not the washable stuff, and freezer paper. After printing, and letting it dry for a while, I did have to see if the ink smeared, and it didn't. And after I put the image face down onto the second coat of glue - the wet one - I only waited until the glue above my image was dry. My test was text, and it came out looking as sharp and clear as the Inkjet Tshirt Transfer paper left them, but it was easier and no ironing. My impatience could have screwed things up, but after the paper treatment dried overnight (spray and one coat of glue), my whole test took about 90 minutes. I do small stuff, so although the freezer paper is supposed to be reuseable, I cut my images out so I have to make another sheet for more images, but I have a sheet full of them to use first...

Thanks for the idea. The only problem I had is the paper kept jamming. So I just taped a piece of paper on it and it worked great. Works great. Was able to do 2 transfers from one sheet

Wow. very cool process. I will try a simple project right after I get the freezer paper

Great vid. Subbed. This is what im getting into.

I just came across your video again but this time watched one all the way through. My other videos were in regard to leatherworking and burnishing and all that kind of good stuff. I’m just trying to figure out what it is I want to do. I’ve always been an artistic person and I’ve tried many things; photography pencil art, making leather leashes a long LIVE rifle straps and dog collars. I was thinking even using my Dremel on the leather so that is what I’ve been doing recently YouTubing videos about that (Pyrography). I have always drawn free handed with anything I’ve done. But what you hear did on this video is amazing, I really do like it and you did a wonderful job at representing it so just about anybody could understand it. Thank you sir for a great video, will look forward to seeing moreOr trying to backtrack to all the others that you have put out there already. Happy New Year 2018, May you and your family have a great year and don’t look back!

Very nice work Dave, really like your videos

OMG this is sooo cool Thanks Eric!

This was Awesome i am not at that point for something like this but i can learn the transfer part lol wooohooo...

Very good my friend...congratulations here at Brazil...good job... Parabens...continue assim..

Great video, steady hand is amazing.

Wow. Great video. The close up camera work really made the difference; easy to see the profile bit work and to see how well the transfer took to the wood. Great job and thanks. New subscriber and will be ordering from your website. Happy Thanksgiving.

This Technic is new to me, Thanks Dave.

I love Jon peters channel! He's so good!

Thanks for backing the blue , I’m not an officer but support them and have many friends that are officers. God bless ya .

great video just what ive been looking for

l LOVE the tip! This is why I love U-Tube stuff like this is invaluable! THANK YOU Sr.

Great job! Thanks!

This was awesome!

Sweet Tip, thanks!

Just a tip, if your freezer paper does not feed into the printer, I use a regular piece of printing paper as a backing and just glue the end where the printer grabs. I have found this to work for me. Some printers are a little fussy.

Hi Dave I hope you're doing well I wonder why don't you use the plunge part on the dewalt router? Is not better control for the depth! Thanks

Wonderful artwork

Muy bonito, felicidades. Un saludo desde España.

Lovely video and skills!

Thats is so beautiful !

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Another great tutorial please tell me what timber you used for this one.

Great video top job beautiful work 👍

Great video. Do find that 90 degree bit “cleans up” the wood left in the larger areas sufficiently? I would think a straight spiral bit would produce better results. Thoughts?

Hi Dave. Thanks for yet another great video. It occurs to me that the wooden spoon is creating heat from friction so I wonder if the generation of heat is as much a factor in transferring the image as the applied pressure? If so, you should try using a clothes iron on a very very low setting to see if this could transfer the image even better. Please give it a try and let us know if you have any success. :)

Just an amazing skill and job out put 🎉 K

Excellent work.

Definitely going to give this a go.i would normally print a stencil and use carbon paper and draw around everything, this freezer paper could save alot of time . I've never liked the idea of glueing the stencil to the wood ,just to messy. .I've also seen someone use lazer print paper, face down and a warm iron,..and you iron the image to the wood and yes it does work..lol..

Cool vid! Thanks for sharing! Couple questions...1. You mention that you normally use a sanding finish after sanding, what is that? What is it's benefit? 2. How long after you printed onto the freezer paper did you make the transfer? Thanks again for such great info...lovin' your channel!

Wow that's great

Thank you, thank you, Dave Rhoten, and the one who sent this tip. I needed something like this to help me pay some bills. Guess Jesus seems to always shine the light, "knock and the door shall be answered..." and "seek ye the kingdom first, and all shall be added unto you." What a way to "freeze" an image.