Carving A Wood Dragonfly Sculpture With A Dremel

Carving a wooden dragonfly sculpture with a Dremel 3000 and a utility knife. The body is made of curly maple and the wings are lacewood.

[@johnmitchelljr]

You are a magician sticking those wings on, now I know what to do with the 1 paper clip I own. Thanks well done.

[@christofix]

When i came on your channel this video got my attention right away! This is just fantastic, super, great .... I can not find enough words how well I find this. You are a real artist with wood. I just had to hit that button for you out of respect for this great work!

[@MCBWoodworks]

Thank you! I really appreciate the compliment.

[@BusHuxley]

Spectacular. You aught to make a flock of them. Like after a hatch.

[@MCBWoodworks]

Thanks! I already have to make to more so I will just have to keep going.

[@ramsinghx123]

Beautiful work...

[@MCBWoodworks]

sujeet kansliwal Thank you!!

[@ClevesBackyardWoodworking]

amazing work, am lookin to make a wooden dragon fly sometime soon.

[@MCBWoodworks]

Thank you and good luck!

[@lewandlo]

If you've never heard of ,stump cutter bits ,they are much faster at taking of the wood than the diamond bits one eight shank . I strongly recommend them. Or typhoon bits if you like to take off mega tons of wood,one eighth or 1/4 inch shaft.. Great stuff.

[@MCBWoodworks]

lewandlo thank you, I will check them out. I have since purchased some Kutzall burs that work pretty well.

[@TheOutdoorsman]

Awesome work! What dyes are you using?

[@MCBWoodworks]

Thank you! I use Trans Tint. amzn.to/2vctaVV

[@ЕленаЧерноголова-ы3м]

Интересная оабота. Класс !!!

[@basfromamsterdam]

Fantastic! It seems you are using dry wood. Do you recommend this over fresh pieces of wood? thanks for the inspiration :-)

[@MCBWoodworks]

Thank you! It is air dried (actually a piece of firewood). I do recommend dry over fresh, especially when using a rotary tool.

[@rickflagger2]

Fantastic work.Just a question .What did you put on the wings of the dragon fly?

[@MCBWoodworks]

Richard Lambert Thank you! It was Bob Smith Industries super thin Insta-cure. It was to strengthen them. When that was dry I coated them with Watco Danish oil finish to bring out the grain.

[@StuffUCanMake]

Your work is amazing! I subscribe of course.

[@MCBWoodworks]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@ianmburke]

Lots more of this!!!!!

[@MCBWoodworks]

Yes! That is the plan.

[@heshamelenbaby1515]

Good