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[@christiancrusader2579]

I just found your channel and it brought tears to my eyes to hear how close you and your Dad are. I recently lost my Dad to cancer, and we were close like that. That is what life is about, you and I are very blessed to be son's of such great Dads. God bless you both!

[@oldave100]

Thank you so much, so sorry for your loss. Yes we are blessed indeed.

[@christiancrusader2579]

Dave Rhoten By the way I forgot to mention. .. from one woodworker to another, you very skilled at what you do! I'm surprised you weren't born with routers for hands!

[@oldave100]

You mean like "Edward Scissorhands"?...maybe I could be "David Routerhands"...

[@christiancrusader2579]

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! In my opinion that would be a much better movie! God bless!

[@fred306801]

You are a real artist you make that look so easy. One who makes that look that easy must have been doing this for a long time.

[@oldave100]

Thank you, yea I've been doing it for a while now, about 45 years. Thank you for watching....

[@birdbandit9]

Probably the best sign carving video I've ever seen. Ever. Thank you for taking all of the time to show all of the steps.

[@oldave100]

Wow, Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!!!

[@vanstiller5219]

Hello Folks. Nice to see one of the Masters work the tools. Always educational to see how it's done right. Thanks.

[@oldave100]

+Van Stiller Thank you Van. Great to hear from you, Eric

[@Outdoorlass]

Thanks so much to your dad for asking questions so us newbies have the details. That is very helpful. Beautiful work!

[@oldave100]

Thank you Lisa!!!

[@trevordavey5196]

Unreal, this is so good to see what a good router can do and patience. Hey you got a good thing going with Dad too. I always wanted to do my own signs so now I am on it with your guidance, i will watch all your other videos. Regards Trevor (Australia)

[@oldave100]

Thanks so much Trevor, I really appreciate the compliments. ... If I can answer any questions for you please email me directly [e-mail]

[@Rlc420]

Miss the sound of a router! Takes me back to being a kid a the shop. Miss you guys!!

[@oldave100]

Hey kid, miss you like crazy. Love you man. Hope we get to see you when we come to CA for a visit. Give my love to all.

[@Rlc420]

That would be great! Love you guys too!

[@k9kayaks]

This video popped up in my feed and love the idea of the Dryer Sheet I’ll keep some handy for these dry days here in South Carolina…..great tip 👍

[@oldave100]

Thanks, buddy!!

[@tomhollins9266]

Good info. Excellent step by step. Dad, excellent video shooting.

[@oldave100]

Thank you Tom!!!

[@sarahcosnett5357]

love dad's commentary.

[@oldave100]

Yes he's never at a loss for words, that's for sure, LOL

[@lisathacker9747]

This was awesome! I just got my 1st router for Christmas and I am so enjoying learning from you!! Thank you so much!!

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching Lisa. I'm excited for you, please let me know if I can answer any questions for you. [e-mail].

[@cecilioramirez9967]

Have to try the dryer sheets. Awesome video. Once again.

[@oldave100]

They work, Thank you Cecilio...

[@robintuck6249]

Wow! That is a beautiful sign. Your dad is pretty cool too.

[@oldave100]

Thank you...

[@gerrithoevers]

You are just the guy I was looking for. These are great videos! Thanks!

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching Gerrit. Glad we could help.

[@bochmeyer1]

i just started carving, I'm watching all your video. having the time of my life. thank you for the video.

[@oldave100]

+Allen Bochmeyer That's great Allen. Thank you for watching & let us know if we can answer any questions for you, Eric

[@bochmeyer1]

Please let me know when you do all new videos I'm retired and don't have thank you for coming back to me nothing but time on my hands

[@oldave100]

+Allen Bochmeyer Allen, We do Coffee & Question's videos on Monday & Wednesdays. Our longer video Newsletters on Fridays. Then once a month we do live streaming 1 hour tutorials normally the last Saturday of the month. You can always contact me at [e-mail]. Thank you, Eric

[@rjpergram]

Very nice! I love watching you guys carve from start to finish!

[@oldave100]

+Bob Thank you Bob....

[@terrythompson171]

Bob jj

[@dwokie1]

God Bless you guys. You and your Dad (the Boss is great too)! Thanks for the encouragement. I am thoroughly enjoying the carving. I rush home from work every day to practice.

[@oldave100]

Thank you so much for the wonderful comments. So glad we could help. We are so blessed to be able to do what we do because of great people like you. Keep making sawdust and email me some pix when you can, [e-mail]

[@jx14aby]

You can really crank those things out! Excellent work!

[@oldave100]

Thank you!!!

[@michaelhubbard1711]

I just found your videos and thank you ! Very good content and I may give that a try …… all I can do is mess it up and try again ….God Bless !

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching Michael. Glad you're enjoying them. If I can answer any questions for you please let me know, [e-mail]

[@jimhester2004]

Hey guys, This is such a help for us beginners. Putting all the steps in one video, one right after another, is a great idea. I think you've covered them all before in separate videos, but this makes it a lot more clear and logical for me to follow. Also, you've demonstrated some things that I been guessing at, sometimes correctly and sometimes not. Thanks!

[@oldave100]

+Jim Hester Glad you enjoyed it. You're welcome. Thank you for watching, Eric

[@jimjakosh2506]

Great sign..you sure have a steady hand!!

[@oldave100]

Thank you...

[@bubberinbrunson5975]

Love to watch you work and I learn every time, thanks.

[@oldave100]

+Bubber In Brunson Thank you sir, I appreciated it, Eric

[@jimhester2004]

I forgot to add that it's always a big help that Dave asks questions that may be in beginner's minds. A lot of times he asks them at about the same time that I'm wondering them.

[@oldave100]

+Jim Hester Yes dad is great that way.

[@vincentalexvigil4671]

Great video... inspiring and very helpful!

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching... Glad to help, Eric

[@pennavecreations3752]

Thanks for the step by step it is very helpful.

[@oldave100]

+Sawdust Trails Glad to help. Thank you for watching, Eric

[@andyk4834]

Wow! You're a really talented guy. The speed you were going at it with that router...if I was wearing one, I'd take my hat off to you.

[@oldave100]

LOL, Thank you!!!

[@flattopkristi]

Once again great video. i have a question about what size were the letters on the sign. Thanks.

[@oldave100]

+Jackie Floyd Hi Jackie, 2" & 1 1/2" outset on the top line. 1" inset on the bottom line. Thank you for the nice comment & for watching, Eric

[@flattopkristi]

+Dave Rhoten Thank You.

[@gerardoamaro2517]

Eríc Rhoten para el sangrado de letrero,primero tapaporos o la pintura expray ? Gracias

[@oldave100]

For bleeding, make sure you use primer. If you use paint, use flat or matte finish and be careful not to overspray.

[@bchdls]

It's great to watch your videos thanks for another good one!

[@oldave100]

+WILLIAM HERRING Thank you for watching.

[@paulwheeler9993]

Another great video. As soon as the shops are open after lockdown im buying a palm sander to try this.

[@oldave100]

Good idea Paul. Thank you for watching...

[@user-in9xo6zo9p]

hi, I made my own base after watching your videos, for £1 !! I had brass handles around from previous work so it works a dream. Going to start making my signs right now... thanks for the inspiration. Also about to order the router bits from your website ( can t make them myself...) keep on posting

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching. Glad we could help. Let me know if you have any specific questions I can help with. [e-mail]

[@danilorivera8510]

@@oldave100sir good evening i'm inspired your work. What kinds of bits are u using, and how to order or buy.

[@leonarddavis3684]

Thank you, one of the best I have seen.

[@oldave100]

Thank You!!!

[@bobstannard9502]

@@oldave100 how can i spray the letters on the wood

[@kmik4466]

Great work. Can you tell me what kind of non slip mesh you are using. I need to get some. Thank you sir.

[@oldave100]

On this video I was using shelf liner but now I use a rubber pad. You can see it on video Coffee & Questions 10/2/17. I love it... Thank you for watching, let me know if you have any other questions I can help you with [e-mail]

[@tonyjbrooks]

Hi Dave, Really enjoyed watching your video, very educational you make it look so easy, I'm going to have a go at making a sign if doesn't work it will make for good fire wood. I'm now a subscriber so I will enjoy watching more of your videos. all the best to you.

[@oldave100]

Thank you Tony, we appreciate you watching and the kind words. Be sure and email me if I can answer any questions for you. [e-mail].

[@blanchardcarter]

The sign looks great!

[@oldave100]

Thank you Blanchard.....

[@devildogdad100]

Nicely done. I've been looking for a fun way to supplement my upcoming retirement income. Thanks. I'll be ordering some of your router bits shortly. Thanks again.

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it. If you have any specific questions just let me know, [e-mail]

[@Z0NA21]

these signs are cool going to subscribe

[@oldave100]

Thank you. Much appreciated, Eric

[@dnngskn62]

Another great one guys. I chuckle when I watch how fast you are then I do it in slow motion. I'm doing ok on 1.5" to 3" letters but not so much on 3/4" to 1" letters. More practice time I guess. lol.

[@oldave100]

+Donnie G we can all use more practice, especially beause it's fun.

[@donnyhernandez635]

great lookin sign Eric, thanx 4 the instructions, u got it done quickly injoyed it God Bless

[@oldave100]

Thank you Donny, I appreciate the kind words...

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Dave can you please tell me what type of black paint to use to stop the bleeding.

[@oldave100]

I use either Marsh Spray Stencil Ink, or Rustolium Black Primer.

[@pdthing]

Love it ! Great video. Thanks.

[@oldave100]

+Marybeth Novoselsky Thank you Miss Marybeth. Always great to hear from you, Eric

[@pitman2911]

Very nice work, learning something watching them glad i found your videos 👍

[@oldave100]

Thank you!!!

[@capturedbycaruso]

Hey Eric, Nice to see you on camera carving a full sign again buddy! Hey, when you first chamfer the edge of the wood, you went in a clockwise direction. I was taught to do this in a counter clockwise direction around the piece your working on. Can you advise? Talk soon!

[@oldave100]

+Mike Caruso Thank you Mike. Yea I've heard that to. When you're working with soft wood like I do it doesn't make much of a difference, at least not for me. I think if it were hardwood it maybe more important. That's my take.

[@capturedbycaruso]

+Dave Rhoten thanks brother!

[@waynenewberry1032]

Thanks for sharing your skills!

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching, we appreciate it, Eric

[@samsonbilly362]

What is the belt sander cleaner made from ?

[@oldave100]

Some kind of rubber material. I get mine from Harbor Frieght.

[@johnnylove-lace4153]

Great stuff. I’d love to start doing something like this.

[@oldave100]

Thank you, you ought to give it a try, you might like it. Thanks for watching, Eric

[@johnnylove-lace4153]

Dave Rhoten Thanks for the reply Dave. I’m sure I’d love it. I tried to do a carve out a house sign in wood with a Dremel last month and it was very difficult. I own a dewalt plunge router and have been checking online to find stencils.

[@RookReloaded]

Hi. I was wondering, do you provide anything to the customer to hang the signs with, or do you leave that up to them? Thanks.

[@oldave100]

Hi Jon, yes on my small house signs I provide 4 screw eyes and 2 S hooks for no extra charge.

[@kennethmcneil202]

Wow!! I'm glad i found this channel

[@oldave100]

We are too. Please let me know if I can answer any questions for you, [e-mail]. Thank you for watching!!!

[@joecamel8894]

How do you get perfect lettering onto the wood BEFORE the carving?

[@joecamel8894]

+joe camel I'm just trying to learn how to do this as a hobby. You guys are GREAT!

[@oldave100]

+joe camel We use what we call call Layout letters. We lay them on the board then spray over them with black and that leaves a line to go by when you freehand. We have tons of videos showing the process. Thank you for watching, Eric

[@oldave100]

+joe camel Thank you Joe. We appreciate the kind words and for watching, Eric

[@jackiemullen4859]

Kudos to the videographer! Great job :)

[@oldave100]

Thank you Jackie for watching and the nice comment. That would be Dave, my father behind the camera. Thanks again and Have a Great Weekend, Eric

[@Pacman163]

This was a great video been checking out a few trying to learn how to make signs with a router. what bits should I buy?

[@oldave100]

Hi Steve, glad you liked the video. We appreciate you watching. On the router bits there are several that we use for different types of carving. So it would depend on what you wanted to do. We have a playlist called Router Bits and videos that will show you what each one does. #38, 39 & 40 dad does a great job explaining each one of them. Let me know if I can answer any othe questions for you. Thank you again, Eric

[@angelchacon7617]

excelente trabajo como siempre amigo, soy principiante y me quiero dedicar una parte de mi vida a hacer esos tipos de trabajos tan hermosos como los que realiza, saludos y un fuerte abrazo desde el sur de mexico.

[@oldave100]

Thank you so much for watching and the kind words. Please let me know f I can answer any specific questions for you, [e-mail]

[@davidletz9123]

Hi Eric, I know you use the belt sander, but have you ever tried the random orbital sander? Thanks.

[@oldave100]

For fine finish sanding I have a small Skill Octo Sander. It works great.

[@stevep2325]

Are those letters drawn free hand and can you use stencils? thnx

[@oldave100]

No they're not freehand. We have stencils (we call them layout letters) that we sell on our website, makeawoodsign.com.

[@stevep2325]

ty will visit

[@bevbrookes4631]

Hi from the UK, love watching your work, very clever 😊

[@oldave100]

Hi Bev, Thank you so much for watching. Glad you're enjoying what we do. More to come, Eric

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Were you using the 60% bit also toward the end.

[@oldave100]

Yes for the 1" inset letters.

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

I am going to get a Mikita 9403 sander the smaller sander I had couldn’t keep the belts on straight and really had no power. What do you think of the 9403.

[@oldave100]

Looks like a good sander and Makita generally makes a good tool. I really can't speak to this specifically because I've never used it.

[@fhdesigns8182]

what do you call the acrylic at the bottom of your trimmer , it is make easy to carving something... how to make it ... i used Bosch trimmer

[@oldave100]

It's what we call a Router Base Plate. Yes it works great for better control of your router. It also lets you see your work better. Some people make their own... pretty easy to make. Another option is we sell them on our website makeawoodsign.com under sign carving supplies. Thank you for watching. If you have any other questions you can email me directly [e-mail].

[@peterclark1752]

Hi new to this and it blows me away just watching you and your dad do this , can you tell me what type of base you are using ? and where could i get one please thanks Pete

[@oldave100]

Thank you Pete. So glad you enjoy what we do. We actually make those bases and we sell them on our website. Here's the link makeawoodsign.com/ Look under the Sign Carving Supplies tab. Thank you again for watching, Eric

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

I have a problem I sprayed glue on the back of a character I glued down on a piece of pine . Then I started to run the profile bit on the characters paper copy . The bit was put at 1/8 debt to cut while cutting the bit was getting clogged up with the glue . What can I do to stop the did I give the glue enough time to set up.

[@oldave100]

Did you cover the paper with packing tape like I do? That seems to help me allot.

[@zaraking8875]

Thanks for the suggestion on the dryer sheets, I also live in AZ and noticed how this happens.

[@oldave100]

Glad to help Zara. Thanks for watching, Eric

[@jimjakosh2506]

How did you get that lettering on there in the first place? it looks like you sprayed paint over letters laying on the board? Is that right?? I see that I need one of the steep letting bits to begin with!

[@oldave100]

Hi Jim, basically yes that's the way we did the layout. I have lots of videos on this process but here's one that I hope will help kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4GUmoxriL-dm6s We also sell all the router bits we use on our website makeawoodsign.com. If you have any other questions just let me know, [e-mail]

[@sawdustpsycho8532]

Love your tutorials! !!..hey, I can't find the precision bit you use for pictures.....what exactly do you use??..I have all types of bits for router and dremel but I need the kind you use for small pictures....can I use a V type at a shallow depth???...or a 1/8" straight bit for small pictures

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching and the nice compliments, we really appreciate it. Almost all our bits are a v groove. I mostly use 2 different bits for the small detail work. Our profile bit, and the SC-50. We have lots of videos where we show our bits but check out Coffee & Questions 8/31/16. I go over all the bits we use and what they do. Thanks again, Eric

[@fernandoalvarado165]

Thank you Eric.

[@oldave100]

+Fernando Alvarado Thank you!!

[@jpwilson1659]

Dave, do you guys have a baseplate for the DeWalt DCW600B or should I order one of your blanks and drill to match? Thanks...Love the content.

[@oldave100]

Based on what I've seen online it looks like everything for this router is interchangeable with the DWP611. I think you're safe ordering the base plate for the DWP611. If it doesn't fit we'll make it right. If you do order it and it fits please let me know so I can let everyone else know. [e-mail]. Thank you!!!

[@jpwilson1659]

@@oldave100 Thanks I will do that.

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

What type of router bit did you use for the inset letters

[@oldave100]

60 degree most of the time

[@kimandmikesneed6018]

Is plain old black spray paint a good way to go. We are having trouble getting it off the signs. Any suggestions??

[@oldave100]

No I have never had luck with plain black spray paint. Here's a video Dave and I did a while back that explains it all kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3KXi3aOpNmMebM

[@petergeorgeopolus3048]

Thanks for the SMARTIES. JUST got my new router base and my new SC50 BITS THANK YOU

[@oldave100]

You're very welcome, Thank You!!!

[@toughoftops3958]

What is that eyeglass you used ?thanks

[@oldave100]

They are made by Carson Optical. We have them in our amazon store close top the bottom on the page. Here's the link to our store www.amazon.com/shop/makeawoodsign Thank you If you have any other questions you can email me directly, [e-mail]

[@markshepherd3509]

awesome work.. im totally new to wood work.which is the best router and router bits to use

[@markshepherd3509]

mark from uk

[@oldave100]

Hi Mark, Thanks for watching. My favorite router is the Dewalt DWP611. Not sure if it's available in the UK or if they call is something else. You can see me talk all about routers on our video newsletter #33. I use several different kinds of bits depending on what I want the carving to look like. Check out our video newsletters #38,39, & 40. Dave goes over all oif them. Let us know if you have anymore questions. Thank you, Eric

[@markshepherd3509]

Thank you for the reply.i shall browse across the videos.and hopfully i will be producing the same craftsmanship as you do in good time in my new found hobby. I shall continue to watch you videos and share them with my fellow brits.

[@DaCringeyAiden]

I been trying to find how to rout small letters into wood what's best router or trim router? What bit and what's the best technique

[@oldave100]

Jason, I like the small trim routers, easier to maneuver. I like our 60 degree bit and I would probably do them inset. Hope this helps. If you have more questions you can email me directly [e-mail]. Thank you

[@jimfnh46]

Eric, what was the material you used for cleaning belt sander? Thank you.

[@oldave100]

It's call a sanding belt cleaner. You can find them at just about any woodworking supply. I buy mine on amazon. Here's a link POWERTEC Abrasive Cleaning Stick amzn.to/2zptC1c Thank you for watching, Eric

[@scrapwoodloft8123]

saved me asking :)

[@formatpleinair]

très beau résultat, merci pour votre vidéo !

[@oldave100]

Thank you Marc for watching, glad you enjoyed the video, Eric

[@mikewatson3148]

Hey great video! One question. What did you use to clean the belt on your belt sander?

[@oldave100]

Hi Mike, it a sanding belt cleaner. You can find a link in the description on our video #241. Thank you for watching and let me know if you have any other questions I can help with. [e-mail]

[@gasgiant7122]

Thursday lunchtime for me! Great tutorial video though.

[@oldave100]

Thank you...

[@petergeorgeopolus3048]

I only own Porter Cable Routers. 3 hole for bases. Do I need to buy the Dewalt Router Dave

[@oldave100]

Absolutely not. Porter cable makes great routers. We have base plates for the P/C 450 as well as the P/C 690LR.

[@34813ctr]

two questions for you Eric - what size were Dodson letters and the chevy logo with the circle - where did you find it. Good explanation on how to make a sign from beginning to end. Thanks Burt

[@oldave100]

+Burt G Hi Burt, 2" & 1 1/2" outset on the top line. 1" inset on the bottom line. The chevy logo is a 3.25" circle. Found it on google.

[@jimjakosh2506]

It looks like you go wide of the letter and then climb cut to finish it,,is that right?

[@oldave100]

Yes most of the time that is the way I do it.

[@lawofattractionc61]

thank you . i am new to making signs

[@oldave100]

You're very welcome, Thank you for watching and be sure to let me know if I can answer any questions for you, [e-mail]

[@invisolution-crimebites3419]

Fantastic Teaching Video !!

[@oldave100]

Thank you for the kind words and for watching, Eric

[@saramaids2004]

I am a new subscriber, fantastic carving work :)

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching and subscribing. If you have any questions you can email me directly [e-mail]. Thanks again, Eric

[@msee383]

I'm just starting a few signs. Can you suggest where to buy the letters you use.RegardsMartin

[@oldave100]

Welcome Martin, yes you can buy lots of supplies including the layout letters from our website: makeawoodsign.com Thank you for the interest. Let me know if I can answer any questions for you, Eric

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

What do you do with a Router with bad Bearings. Get it repaired or throw it away.

[@oldave100]

On the small ones normally toss them. On the bigger ones most of the time rebuild.

[@angelchacon7617]

amigo como se pide la base de acrilico que usas para tu router, quiero saber si lo puedo conseguir aqui en mexico, ese modelo de router por aca son algo elevados, pero hay modelos mas economicos de la misma marca, pero quiero saber si son mandados a hacer la base del router, o ya vienen de fabrica. saludos

[@oldave100]

Yes we have blank base plates that will work with most fixed base routers. All you would need to do is drill your own mounting holes like on this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWapq3eeht1nfM0. Hope this helps. Let me know if I can answer any other questions for you, [e-mail]. Thank you...

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

What is the belt cleaner made of

[@oldave100]

Just some kind of rubber I think. You can find them anywhere woodworking supplies are found. They're very inexpensive for what they do. We have them in our amazon store.

[@Jordanwoodworking]

Just ran across your channel. I’ve got to try some signs.

[@oldave100]

Please let me know if you have any questions, [e-mail]

[@Jordanwoodworking]

Dave Rhoten will do thanks for sharing

[@timothyconway6563]

I'm a new subscriber and I've only watched a couple of your videos (and am looking forward to more). I see that you use multiple routers. Can I do complete signs with a Dewalt trim router, or do I need to invest in another more powerful one for the larger areas?

[@oldave100]

Hi Tim, thank you for subscribing & watching. Yes the dwp611 will do everything but some of the heavier operations eventually I would get a bigger router for. Otherwise if you start making lots of signs you may wear out your little trim router. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other specific questions I can help with, [e-mail].

[@fightforjustice3744]

Looks fantastic.....

[@oldave100]

Thank you...

[@reynolds3465]

What primer was you using? I believe you said Kraylon but is it for metal or wood.

[@oldave100]

+r3_woodcraft It's Rustolium. You can see it on several of my videos. I really don't if it made for metal or wood or both. Check out Newsletter #130. I show a close up of the can. Hope this helps.

[@MrDirtysteve75]

I'm considering getting a DW611. I currently have a Porter Cable 690lr. Would the DW611 be leaps and bounds better due to size or would that money be better spent on bits and lumber?

[@oldave100]

I like the small routers for carving, but I carved signs for decades with the bigger routers. The 690LR is a great router and will do everything you need. If you have to pick the bits and wood are FAR more important than the router.

[@MrDirtysteve75]

@@oldave100 thanks for the quick reply. I've got an assortment of bits, but there are some others I'd like to get. Same with lumber, you can never have too much. I think I'll try the 690 for a while, then get the 611 later. That way I can leave the 690 in the table and not dismount it so often.

[@DavidHernandez-op4tg]

What kind of magnify glasses are you using?

[@oldave100]

Here's the Amazon link to the ones I use now Carson Optical Magnifiers amzn.to/2Aq9xYP Hope this helps, Thank you, Eric

[@chrisgrobler4882]

Awesome job

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching...

[@pdobin]

Great vidoeo , Love that a farther and son works together. How do I get the router guide like you use for my bosch palm router the colt PR20EVS. Thank you.

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching. I'm not sure what you mean by Router Guide? Are you referring to the template guide for cutting board shapes? If so, you might check with Bosch, they probably have one. Hope this helps. If you have more questions you can email me [e-mail].

[@dicknilsson7599]

Hey, Erik. I live in Sweden. I've been trying to find the tools that you use to mill the signs you make but can't find them in Sweden. Do you know where I can buy them? Grateful for an answer. Sincerely, Dick Nilsson

[@oldave100]

Hi Dick, we do sell most of our product internationally through the eBay global; shipping program. Here's a link to our international eBay store www.ebay.com/usr/oldave100?_trksid=p2047675.l2559 I f I can answer any other questions for you please email me directly, [e-mail]. Thank you for watching!!!

[@johnmurray9023]

Dave what type of bit is that?

[@oldave100]

I used 3 different bits for the carving on this sign. Our Profile bit, 90 degree, and 60 degree. They are all availbe on our website makeawoodsign.com under Sign Carving Supplies. If I can answer any other questions for you let me know [e-mail]. Thank you for watching

[@macdaddy5802]

Hey Eric/ Dave what size of letters are those 1 1/2 or 2 1/2 thanks

[@oldave100]

3 sizes, 2" and 1 1/2" on the top line. 1" on the bottom line.

[@macdaddy5802]

Thanks but what size is the one sign your making the sign with

[@sandersjones1577]

I got to try that, Thank You

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching and please let me know if you have any questions, [e-mail]

[@joseangeles1829]

great video thank you for sharing

[@oldave100]

Thank you for watching Jose

[@lizardbar1331]

Can we get a link for the hat? Great job!

[@oldave100]

LOL, Sorry I don't have a link for the cowboy hat. Bought it years ago in a tack shop

[@q7wasp7]

3-07-2018 - - What was that you used to clean the belt with on the sander?

[@oldave100]

It's called a sanding belt cleaner. If you google it you'll see tons of them. Thank you for watching, Eric