I gotta like Jordy. Who wouldn’t?

And just saying I love carving pine, it’s super soft and easy to carve, and depends on when you carve it rather it’s sticky or not but it’s always a mess that’s for sure, I found a red tree I’ve been carving and it’s beautiful when I finish it, much harder than pine but beautiful, I’ve been learning for the last two years, love doing it, good job Jordy

heck yea that turned out looking Awesome!! nice restore job!! thanks for the video! love the dremel carvings Stay safe!!!

Love this final finish! Thank you for your tutorial Patricia

Jordy tree swallows are the dive bombers of the sky! I liked the first silver infusion but the end product is just as good😊

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thanks rick

Great video Jordy! I'm going to mention this in the next episode of Wood Carving Weekly.👍

That turned out awesome Jordy, way better than I imagined. 👍👍👍

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thanks mark

That sticky dust is good fire starter

Great work Jordy! A work of art!

wow awesome carving turned out fantastic take care Jordy

Wow what a beautiful piece ❤ i bet it was lots of work to get it to work. And it flows really well. Thank you for the inspiration and carry on

Another 😎 idea and super carving 😃😃👍👍

Holy sh!t, that came out really nice! Thanks and take care.

Well done Sir, looks excellent!

It turned out beautifully Jordy, all the colours you tried only gave it move depth and variety!

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

:) thanks claire

Great Video We learn with " mistakes" not with full perfection over years in this case was great thanks for sharing

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thank you

Loved watching your process on this, and really love how it turned out too. I agree about carving the pine and how the dust sticks to the piece you're carving. I had to use a brush alot on the pine pieces I've carved. On the cedar carvings, it seems the dust comes off a lot easier. The pine seems alot harder of a wood as well, at least in my experiences. Great video, Jordy.👍😊💖 These shallow relief carvings are great ideas for the fence board bird houses too. Now after watching this, I'm going to be on the lookout for some old chunky wood furniture that I can carve up. I have seen some beautiful woodcarved furniture that had the white wash, and that can look pretty nice too. Several of those pieces had the wiped off white wash and then some gold or silver metallic highlights, like a rub n buff or some other metallic highlight, but they were all pretty.

Thanks Jordy, you just gave me an excuse to go yard sale/ thrift store frame shopping. 😂 LOL. Yah pine dust really piles up in the cuts. It's called carve and vacuum carve and vacuum 😂 Be well my friend...

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Lol :)

Looks great jordie.

You DA man JORDY❤

I love it! You did it again!

This project looks so good Jordy.

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thank you

That's definitely the pine resin that makes it so sticky . Usually have to burn the burs off to clean them up because they will stop cutting.

Swallow's, Jordy.

Long story short, that mirror looks better than it ever did! LMMFAO 😂😂! with you doing all the different stains and paint! WTF is he doing?😂 I always know it’s going to turn out beautiful! My first carving I ever did 20yrs. ago, I should say etching, was on a mirror. That’s why I got a dremal in the first place. I did a dragon on it. I had this Mexican friend that had a low rider car club, he saw that dragon and wanted me to put his club logo on his back windshield. Turned out ok, he loved it! Wish I still had a pic. of it. I’ll send a pic of the dragon. Good stuff!

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Send it

What a gorgeous piece.......❤ it !

Ha ha I’m the same way 😂 just gotta F with it!😂😂😂

Thanks Jordy

Looks AWESOME, Jordy😊

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thank you

Cool cool good carving bro stay awesome

THAT'S COOL!!!!

looks great Jordy

I love it all! Yes, in some cases you need patience, for many of us, well for me, it's a Zen time! For pine, it's quite resinous, so yes, soft to carve but I think it's probably the oil residue! Your finish it's like very old stone! I can't find the milling burr... Could you add it to your Amazon lists please?

Awesome idea🌟

@27:50 sticky sawdust residue... Yes, I have found that pine can be sticky and have the same sawdust that you are showing, AND have the same issue with old oil/shellack based stains and paints... i think they get hot from the bit and it gets sticky. So, having both on one piece like you have there seems about par. I've repurposed thrift store furniture and a lot of it is pine and old cheap paint... it always does this and is a major PITA! 🤬 At the end you asked of anybody used whitewash, i do both on nearly all my pieces, and use a light oak stain first, then at tires looks great when carved through to the fresh wood, then color in the text or art and a final 0000 steel wool, then sealing oil. Your work is outstanding and I long to have such wonderful skills! 👍👍👍 the "group" ... the ending! 😳🤣🤣🤣🤣

@CarvingFusion

Ай бұрын

Awesome and thanks for the tips

Love it, beautiful!

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thank yoy

Hi Jordy.

brill

Great job

Hahaha you know what? It looks fucking awesome 👍

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thank u

2D carving is relief carving… It’s either shallow or deep relief. No matter what you call it, I love how you carve, Jordy!

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Susan:)

Cool deal

Tried to draw a green man like you. My hand hurts just thinking about that much carving. I see it but it doesn’t make it down my arm to my hand sometimes.😮

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Haahah lol u can do it

Love it

Great job Jordy. It bought that mirror back to life

⭐️🇨🇦⭐️🇨🇦⭐️🇨🇦⭐️🇨🇦⭐️

Nice job Jordy. That mirror went from plain Jane to quite ornate and beautiful. 👍

I love the tree swallows. A beautiful piece only Jordy could do. I have a few old mirrors, it’s on my list, thank you❤️

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Thank you

Pine does stick to the channels you cut unless you do as you did brushing often😅

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Lol

DAMNIT Jordy sorry I jinxed you 😜, hopefully it's something easily fixed, something in impeller or bad breaker/switch. Thanks for testing it before I buy one. Thanks Jordy.

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Yup u sure jinxed me lol

@rogersmith5947

2 ай бұрын

@@CarvingFusion I hope it's an easy fix.

Pack it into a little ball it will burn for a long time

Carbon paper, why can't they have "THIS SIDE UP" !!

Its called hand carved. The tool goes in my hand and i carve. Whatever the tool is, power or not

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Agree

It’s beautiful!

@CarvingFusion

Ай бұрын

Thank u

Watch you don’t break the mirror 7 years bad luck 😂

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

;)

🪓🪓🪓🪓

I’m ordering the Foredom today but I can’t find the industrial strength one, do you have links, I wanna get the hand piece for the 1/4 burrs down to the small ones, but I’ve saved up for the full set up and accessories so any help you can give I’d super appreciate please, I’ve wanted this for a long time now so don’t want to mess up and get the wrong one, and want it upgraded as much as possible so please help, guide me what to order please and God Bless for your help, I’ve learned a lot watching you

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Hi there, if u go to the direct foredom sight, I use the sr series foredom, industrial flex shaft and handpieces, Just msg the foredom websight and they should help u, just remember though, when u get the industrial flex shaft u need to get the industrial hand pieces to because they are square drive, not key drive like most fordome sets are

Does the collet ever come loose on the dremel?

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

No not with dremel

😂 trans... well what ever......😂😂😂

@CarvingFusion

2 ай бұрын

Lol

So cool! You are inspiring!

And just saying I love carving pine, it’s super soft and easy to carve, and depends on when you carve it rather it’s sticky or not but it’s always a mess that’s for sure, I found a red tree I’ve been carving and it’s beautiful when I finish it, much harder than pine but beautiful, I’ve been learning for the last two years, love doing it, good job Jordy