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This week we're sharing a surprise project brought to you by this month's Featured Bloggers - Leo and Jane Windham of Cottage at the Crossroads. Check out their blog here for other DIY projects, recipes & much more! Here they share with us how they created a beautiful wooden garden sign using a Dremel 3000.

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Supplies Needed For This Project

TOOL

3000 Variable Speed Rotary Tool

Model # 3000

ACCESSORY

Dremel 192 Carving Bit

Model # 192

ACCESSORY

193 Carving Bit

Model # 193

ACCESSORY

EZ402 EZ Lock Mandrel

Model # EZ402

ACCESSORY

Dremel 511E EZ Lock Finishing Abrasive Buff

Model # 511E

Tools & Accessories

Materials

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2' x 3' x 1" Birch Board
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Pencil
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Carbon Paper
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Craft Paint
1
Paint Brushes
1
Wood Stain
1
Sand Paper
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Polyurethane Sealing Spray

Let's Get Started

To reduce the risk of injury user must read instruction manuals for all tools used in this project. Wear eye and respiratory protection. Use clamps to support work piece whenever practical.

STEP 1

Step 1

Draw or trace your design and lettering onto the birch board. Our featured bloggers of the month, Leo and Jane Windham, decided to trace printed lettering and draw an original sunflower design onto carbon paper which transferred onto the birch board behind it. Note that cedar would also work well for this project as it typically withstands weather conditions outdoors.

STEP 2

Step 2

Attach the 192 High Speed Cutter to your 3000 rotary tool. Run the tool at speed 10 and carve out the traced design. Leo and Jane used the 192 cutter to carve out the body of the letters and stem of their sunflower design. When carving out fine areas of the design such as the outlines of the sunflower leaves, they'd recommend switching to the 193 High Speed Cutter.