Great job! This was a very helpful tutorial. I have the dremel and dremel router now I can actually use them. It was very helpful to see the bits you used too.

Wow thanks for the encouraging words! It’s my first time and I need to learn not to be so critical of myself and just have fun learning how to use my Dremel and enjoy being creative. Thanks again

Awesome videos Jordy and thank you for getting me wood carving I mostly do signs now but it's all art and I hope to do some wood spirits too soon love watching your videos

Great tutorial and I love the burn (sho sugi ban) technique. That's awesome how you carved the face in it, very cool!!!

Nice job Job Jordy . The way the grain looks I wanna say it’s pine .

the spirit makes the piece. nice job . you've made a great keepsake for your nephew,

It gives the illusion of raised lettering it really tricks the eyes great job I made 3 or 4 sighn drawing and Dremel carving they came out awesome but took hours to do now I can use the tool I didn’t know what it was for thanks jordy.😮

Looks awesome especially after the lacquer. Great job. Merry Christmas

It came out very nice!! I bet he loved it!! Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks so much! Those are all the materials that I use. I’m a beginner and still learning a lot. Thanks for giving me the confidence to use what I have to make wonderful wooden pieces.

Turned out real nice!

Hi Jordy I have a suggestion for you - Im a sign carver and I thought you might want an easier way to transfer letters to wood, when you make a template like Corey, make it so the letters are reversed. You then put the paper down on the wood and just tape the top of it. Then take a rag and put some lacquer thinner on it not too much) and then wipe the rag on the paper and then use a credit card or something with a good edge. The letters will come off really clear and then you are ready to carve. BTW great sign especially with the wood spirit on the side. Wish I had your talent for making wood spirits. Burt in Chilliwack

That’s a cool sign!!

Corey`s going to like this a lot Jordy, I prefer the fact that it`s not too accurate like you do it doesn`t look like it was made in a factory, Cheers Jordy.

That’s turned out really great!

Thanks Jordy, that was great..

I'm glad you changed your little homemade flap sander shaft from nut and bolt to a rotary bit, I believe that works best.

Beautiful I learned a lot thank you keep posting new projects 😊

Gotta be Canadian!!! I was thinking Canada this whole video. The "sorry about the mic noise" sealed it. Great video. Learned something new.

Hey Jordy, great job man and who needs perfect!? Perfect is what you get from a factory and what you don't get from a factory is awesome handmade stuff !! Btw that is definitely pine as it's exactly same stuff I used today with the little line grain in for my first Shou Sugi Ban wood spirit and a point to remember is when doing that is it burns all your fine details away smh ( I know that now lol) ! Be safe 🙏

Cool sign love the spirit .

Nicely done I have a similar method except I outline the letters and use a precision blowtorch to fill them in.

I like the wood spirit edge. Sign came out good Jordy. The router attachment I have for the dremel is different than either of yours. The one I have has a long screw on it for adjustment. I've had it for a long time, guess they don't make it anymore.

Nice sign , it's cool how you can put a wood sprit any where

Super nice explanation thank you.Go try this also looks nice. 🤩

Cool sign Jordy!

It looks great, perfect gift. Its more authentic and personable then if a CNC machine did it.

great stuff and the live feed was funny as hell

Gracias, aunque no hablo inglés, entendí lo más importante, justo lo que quería ver, saludos del sir de Chile.

Thank you so much for sharing, Jordy🌹

we are impressed by what Corie has done here

Hi Jordy just want to pass this along. I was in a second hand store just browsing and walked past a pile of table legs. Started to walk past them and it hit me. I went back a bought 8 legs for $1.00 a piece. I have always liked working with wood. But when I saw your videos now I have all kinds of things running through my head. Anyways I took off the varnish and or paint. And now I have a nice solid piece of wood for carving and you can cut the leg in half and now you have two. Very little burring which is nice. Keep your beginners coming and I like the time you spend explaining things. I will follow and start and stop my phone. I live in NC retired and fully enjoy your videos Robo

Yes that came out very good actually

Love it … thanks for sharing

An awesome job right there!

Great video Jordy.

Great video

Very cool, I like the edge boarder on that wood and the spirit on the side line that. what kind of krylon lacquer spray you used?

Thank you kind sir, for the basics.

It looks perfect to me 👍

Good job my man! I hope your nephew liked it? I did feel that the benefit of this video was in the carving process though! Maybe just set the camera down next time? tripod or whatever! I’d also say take an extra 5-10 mins to line things up for the best results possible with the time you have. I hope you don’t mind a little constructive criticism? All the best.

Cool Thanks for this video Jordy! I’m about to make my first sign…….Carving Fusion Paint Tray only $200,000.00 WHAT A BARGAIN 😁 Carry On ❤️

Hey that turned out really good.

One sentence and I thought, "We got ourselves a Canadian here, eh?" Keep on givin' 'er!

Nice job!

Very Nice, Thanks for the info.

Nice job bro thanks for sharing your skills

How do you hang that in granite outside without drilling passing holes in the sign?

Their farier nails (horse shoeing nails). How did you do the side mate?

Thanks 🙏

Tried my first Dremel House Number sign today! Loved your video ... where are you from? So glad you realize everything handmade doesn't have to be perfect!!! Your SPIRIT MAN is exceptional!!!!

I have a Wen rotary tool with a flex shaft and just got a Dremel and flex shaft because the hand piece on the Wen gets hotter than the hinges of hell. The Dremel isn't as fast as the Wen. Better grip on the Dremel though. The Wen with a flex shaft and a bunch of bits was cheaper than the Dremel flex shaft. Lol. Good buy for a beginner though; just don't run it past five or it'll burn the piss out of you. Beautiful plaque/sign Jordy. Love the wood spirit on the side. 👍👍

Awesome thank you for sharing

Great job brother!

Hey will the kutzall bits work ok in the multi too dermal?

This is a good video. Horse shoe nails. Those are old. Nice spirit guy he will b thrilled. Especially now yr getting famous ☺️

Thanks Jordy....

THE BEST , GREAT !!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Good job and really nice finall look. I was waiting for more show in video how you doing that but was more talking🤗

Looks sick dude

Great work! Those are horseshoe nails holding the chain . My daughter is a farrier ☺️

Hey man! Awesome job! But I have a question, did you use a drill bit to carve the outline when you first start? Or is it a carving bit? I'm new to this but I'm very excited about my rotatory tool, thanks!

Good job my friend 👍

It came out really well, I would really like to have seen more “how to” steps rather than just the after look. I’m new to carving and you’re obviously really good at it hope to someday be as good as you are, just need to find good tutorials out there.

Awesome art pcs

That's a mighty fine name

Well now ,there you go another trick from the master wood carver, i bet you could carve a wood spirit on a stainless steel ball bearing ? Dave , Texas

Why not use a small palm router with Dave’s Profile and 60 Bits much easier . Good effort and good job anyway.

That’s bad ass

Those nails are what farriers use to put on the horse shoes, I believe.

J-Man....THAT side profile of the wizard (or whatever one chooses) is the ticket~~~ All. Day. Long!

Oh shit, I was thinking about using that attachment earlier today for a similar thing, but decided against it. That was definitely a mistake 😆 Edit: I suppose I will have to start saving up for one of those paint trays😋🙃

To me the board is pine, look at the knot, That is a pine knot, oak is different looking knot.

That plunger is only $20 on Amazon so it's definitely affordable.

What part of Mississippi are you from with that accent? Lol. I'd say you're a cheesehead like my wife. Lol. Good video. I've been into antique cars but I like wood. I just finished my 1969 AMC AMX 390 GO PACK CAR, SO I want to try something new. Nice carving

Me as a metal and woodworker seeing the square nails

I am going to be honest & truthful to you,@ first i could see where it lo0ked a bit off. As you said you never measured it,then when you painted it & added effects. I cannot really see where you went off,to me it l0oks a excellent finish,i also know the more time you put into your hobby the better they are going to be in the end. I really liked it & would give it ago. c(_) CheeHeerZ! c(_) !

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Yea, it cracks real good. It kills bits..so try not to peal it back to much if you can avoid it. Of course I don't have the toys you do so your experience will differ from mine i'm sure...and I'd bet you already peeled it didn't you? Lmao...

Doesn't have to be perfect? No one will make that mistake...lol

So many adds 🤦‍♀️

Couldn’t make it through the video.

top, very angry ...

Don't carve the word beginner without spellchecking. ;)

Declaring you don’t have time and it’s just a board and doesn’t matter gets old. Showing us how to do a half “a” job doesn’t help us and degrades your rep. Please start caring about your beginners and show us how to do your best stuff.