Bone Carving Burrs Tutorial Part 3 (Cylinder Burrs)!

[@usskullhunter]

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[@serenitythepygmy8576]

Thank you so much for the great explanation. And the different perspectives shown on the white board..super informative..I appreciate your help and your inspiration.

[@yellowhumanearthlover608]

I really appreciate your effort in explaining !!! Thank you I learned so much from you !

[@usskullhunter]

Great to hear!

[@educostanzo]

I work exclusively with wood but your video was very helpful since I just got a Dremel 111 bit and there's not much information about working with it specifically. 5:54 gave me a very good idea of how to approach. Many thanks!

[@usskullhunter]

That's great! Thanks for watching and let me know how things go :) Would love to see what you are working on, even if it is with wood.

[@martacaroladiaz-aguado9051]

I just begin with the work on bones, and your videos are great. Thanks a lot to share!!

[@jamesotteman1437]

I carve deer antler and my most used burr is a tapered cylinder burr because most of the lines are straight and cylindrical around the antler. But after watching this series of videos I and excited to try some new burrs and techniques!

[@usskullhunter]

Hey that's awesome James! Would love to see some of your work :)

[@bohorustica8545]

Thanks so much for yet another informative video. I started my obsession with a Dremel carving Garden signs from the off cuts of wood in our Log furniture, mainly the curved cut outs for Rocking chair backs, using mainly Alder the weed trees of our area, which is a wonderful wood to work with. I have always been stuck on the simple ball burr ignoring all the other ones . I have such a stash of new unused shaped burrs that I will have to dust off and try. Awesome !!!

[@usskullhunter]

Haha that's awesome! Yeah you can def do a lot with a ball burr but maybe now you will give some of the others a go again :D Thanks for watching!

[@TheSatyrblue]

Nice info... I'm loving this series. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us. Happy carving.

[@usskullhunter]

Good to hear, thanks!

[@ghostravenXX]

I really like this series . Great to have a look at the different techniques you use when using the different types of burrs . I all ways pick up one or two things I will use later . Keep up the great work U.S. S.H. .

[@usskullhunter]

That's good to hear! I think I have one of two more videos in me for the series :)

[@usskullhunter]

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[@pasatiemposyartesanias]

Saludos desde Colombia, exelente contenido viva el arte 👍🇦🇲

[@usskullhunter]

Thanks for watching from Colombia Juan!

[@savannahmoller5223]

I absolutely LOVE your videos!!!! I got into bone carving a while ago from watching one of your videos and it has been one of my favorite hobbies! I have been making a whole bunch of rings and pendants out of antler, but it's hard because since the antler has a very thin layer of bone before it gets to the marrow, it is difficult to create pendants that are a good thickness. It also limits me on the size because since the antler is curved I have to use the Y part where it branches off since it is more wide. But, it is very uneven in thickness and makes it even harder to make the pendant a good size. I was wondering if you had any tips or knew a certain bone that I could use that is pretty thick and preferably wide. The bone that you show in this video besides the skull looks like it would be pretty good so I was curious about what bone it was and from what animal if you knew. Please let me know when you can!

[@kentcostello8099]

I just found your videos . Thank you for the info. 👍👍🇺🇸

[@usskullhunter]

You bet Kent, thanks for watching :)

[@stephaniehafferty6251]

Hey quick question! I've heard that when cutting bone, you should use water to make sure the dremel doesn't get too hot, or the bone doesn't break, is it different for these types of skulls?

[@usskullhunter]

Hey Stephanie! Water is not necessary at all. I have been carving for years and never needed it. If cheap diamond dust burrs are used they can heat up and burn but it's not really a huge issue

[@adarsheeswar5751]

Help friend. Can i make a mug from a face skelton?

[@rachelpandahughes2971]

Love the instructions.. very clear. I have a dremel engraver. Should i be using a different tool for this type of work? Your advice would be appreciated. I live in south africa so may not have access to all your american tools. It feels as though the engraver should be rotating for this type of work. Not just vibrating?

[@usskullhunter]

Hey Rachel! So you can do some light engraving on skulls with that tool but the cuts will not be as deep as the burrs used in this video.

[@rachelpandahughes2971]

@@usskullhunter Thank you for your reply. After Lock down I am Going to invest in a dremel stylo 😁 that should do the trick 😉

[@BoneDots]

I love my Dremmel and love finding BONE...recently picked up two Wyoming free range cow skulls and have been looking for something to do with them. What do you do about the residual odor they put off? I’ve only found one resource that recommends paint priming using a pouring method. Would love suggestions so that I could possibly use them as home decor-currently I use animal skulls outside as succulent planters.

[@usskullhunter]

Hey Victoria! Sorry again for missing this, let me know how things turn out.

[@apeso25]

Your channel is so cool!

[@kidsstorytimewithhunter]

Thanks!

[@haemolacria8873]

hey man i know this is a 4 year old video... hopefully you'll see this... idk if it was covered but what if i want to cut a straight line vertically through the middle of a skull to split in two (i suppose its similar to some of the "beauchene skulls" that are cut in perfect and split into straight lines but thats not what i'm doing) would you use a band saw? to split an entire skull in two?

[@usskullhunter]

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[@michaelwood5519]

Are these burs from Dremel or some of other brand?

[@jamesmuthukui9355]

Nice job keep up

[@kentcostello8099]

Thank you 4 this

[@usskullhunter]

You bet Kent!

[@jorgecristobal6449]

EXCELLENT!

[@usskullhunter]

Thanks Jorge!

[@kjstarr2893]

What speed are you using?

[@usskullhunter]

Hey! Sorry for the delay. I pretty much run it full speed all the time. So 35,000 rpm

[@islamkamel496]

😉👍🏼

[@usskullhunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@trptrungblogs]

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[@usskullhunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@thegreatdane2202]

first like and comment ;)

[@kidsstorytimewithhunter]

You da man! Thanks for watching all the way in Denmark!

[@thegreatdane2202]

@@kidsstorytimewithhunter With this content, no need to thank me but thank you!