Make A Wooden Ring With A Dremel | Simple Tools

In this video, I show you my process of making wooden rings with only a Dremel and simple tools. This is a very simple process and anyone can make a ring like this with a rotary tool, a saw, and some sandpaper.
In this video, I mainly use the Dremel 4000 to make the wooden ring
I will make more ring-making videos in the future where I include the use of epoxy, inlays, copper wire, metals. so be sure to stay tuned.
Tools Used In This Video (Affiliate Links):
Dremel 4000: amzn.to/3IBpjSa
Sanding Bits: amzn.to/3tyLfcp
Sandpaper: amzn.to/36gL7Wp
Small Drills: amzn.to/3Itz1Gt
The Bit For Shaping The Inside: amzn.to/3txMEzW
Disclosure: The links in this description are affiliate links, meaning I get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through my links, at no further cost to you.

[@morganwoolsey1087]

The lawnmower ride was friggin great bruv!!!!!!😂❤

[@thequietcici]

Love the editing and the use of simple tools. Well done!

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thank you :)

[@filipkovideo]

Great bit sanding in different locations 😂 BIT pun definitely intended!

[@doneisiadavis3001]

I love your video. You made it so simple and peaceful. Because of your video, I'm going to try making wooden rings. Naturally beautiful! Thank You!

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks :) Love to get these kind of comments. How did the ring making turn out 🛞?

[@doneisiadavis3001]

@@rotarycrafts8760 Not too bad. Practice makes perfect!

[@Connor-ny3xe]

Really like this vid. Just got a $40 dremel kit off Amazon and made my first ring and it turned out really well but was too fragile and snapped while I was sanding it. Rewatched this for the second attempt and now know what I did wrong

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks. Yeah, some woods can be quite fragile. The one I made of pine was not the strongest. Good luck with your future crafts.

[@Ashleybmakingvideos]

@@rotarycrafts8760 Hello! Do you have any recommendations for strong but common woods I can use for a ring? I am making one for my husband as a gift, and was thinking pine, because we go hiking a lot and there are lots of downed pine trees out there… I want this to last years though, and would hate for it to break.

[@liamc1102]

Better with veneer strips

[@4563582]

Buena idea, para hacer aros; Gracias por compartir, seguiré viendo sus vídeos y aprendiendo de su experiencia.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Awesome. Glad to have you here :)

[@mkatakm]

Thanks for these great videos you made👍

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks for watching :)

[@kimslate5715]

Great tutorial, and I appreciate the added humor!! Nicely done!!

[@tammybrown8899]

I made one today it may not be perfect but I made it

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Awesome. Mine were not perfect either.

[@egbertsouse8487]

Can I ask what exactly was the product that you dipped the ring in? Great video got to give it a try.

[@katiecox2771]

Thanks for sharing.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks for watching :)

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks for the comment :)

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

This was a great video. I loved how you made the point of how long it takes to sand the ring down, after the Drenel part lol. Thanks again! Watched all over so I can finish mine up. Have a wonderful day!

[@oldtighthead2459]

Will this work for stone also using diamond burrs

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Hi. Thats I good question. I have not tried it. But I guess it would be hard to fit the stone onto the Dremel and use it as a mini lathe like I do in this video. But there must be a way to do it I think, but it will take longer than when we are working with wood. Might have to try that sometime.

[@susannehimmelreich-stute1623]

Super!

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks :)

[@BojanglesPL]

Where did you get the rag/towel you used at the end of the video? Is there a name for that style? It reminds me a lot of the ones my grandfather had in my home country, but they are very difficult to find in USA.

[@mubinanwar2301]

As information how much be the price for wooden ring?

[@resinartandjewelrymakingsh1701]

Really amazing work, finally what is oil you are using

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thanks. It is just frying oil. So just a plant based seed oil really. Works surprisingly well.

[@rl1491]

Can you easily explain the sandpaper grits you used in order?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Hi. I do not really follow any grits strictly. But i start with the coarsest i can find. 40/60 then go to about 120, 180, and 240. You could go finer if you want. The easiest way is to finish sanding the outside of the ring when it is still attached to the spinning Dremel, this goes super fast. Sanding the inside of the ring is a little bit more tedious.

[@rl1491]

@@rotarycrafts8760 thank you! That makes sense to me. Hope you're enjoying life♥️

[@justwhatido]

What kind of oil did you use to seal it? Or can i use any oil or stain?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

I just used frying oil. So it is some sort of vegetable oil. Works fine :) nothing fancy though.

[@justwhatido]

@@rotarycrafts8760 Good to know thanks. Going to give this a try with some aspen trees.

[@liamc1102]

u can use ca glue and resin too

[@morganwoolsey1087]

Oh my God yes! Hand sanding FOREVER! I SWEAR when I'm hand sanding, it's like the SpongeBob bit.... 2days later.....😅😂😂😂😂😂

[@DragonXDrei]

So dipped into sunflower oil or cooking oil?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

It is just cooking oil. So some sort of seed oil :)

[@Copablanca]

GreatJob 🎉

[@fdort3971]

#RotaryCrafts they turned out lovely! What were you using as a power source when you were at the picnic table? I didn't hear any generator...

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Just an extension cord. Our cabin is just 20m behind the camera :)

[@laurencebeaudry9379]

Hi! Why did you leave the ring in the oil for so long? Most people I watch on KZbin just coat it and wipe off the excess.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

I honestly have no idea why I did that. I don't think it makes any difference 😂

[@laurencebeaudry9379]

@@rotarycrafts8760 okay thanks 😂👍🏻

[@mohammadrafique6293]

it's Very easy

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Yep. Sure is. Anyone can make it :)

[@Exi01]

Mini lathe 🤯

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Haha. Yeah, true.

[@jasonwolfer4516]

What was the liquid you dipped it into?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Just normal frying oil. Most vegetable oils can be used as a finish.

[@alexleo37]

@@rotarycrafts8760 better take lineseed or walnutoil, they will harden and won't get rancid ;) cheers& greetings from austria!

[@ZeDoctorTod]

Love how you basically turned it into a mini-lathe! How did you do that btw? Like did you use a bit or just a piece of steel?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

It is so useful. Used a cut of alan key ( since its not round it won't slip), drilled a hole in the ring, hammered the Alan key into the hole and tightened the other side of the Alan key to the Dremel. ( Alan key must be 1/8" or smaller).

[@ZeDoctorTod]

@@rotarycrafts8760 Thank your for your quick response! I didn't want to cut an Allen key, so instead, I drilled a tiny hole into the middle of my ring, then screwed in the Mandrel bit. This worked perfectly btw - hope you get to try it!

[@rotarycrafts8760]

@@ZeDoctorTod Aha. Good idea, which mandrel did you use? The one for the buffing pads (#401)?

[@ZeDoctorTod]

@@rotarycrafts8760 Yes the 401 mandrel bit, sorry I should've clarified that. It works really well and the piece is very secure in it.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

@@ZeDoctorTod Cool. I'll try it out. Less work if we can just use that :)