Routered Name Sign, Hand Carved on Pine Wood ( Steve Good pattern ) 

Hi, this is Steve Good. Thanks for the very kind shout-out in the video. Your sign project turned out great. I like it a lot. I am going to link to the video in today's blog post. I know many of my readers will want to try this. Thanks again.

Wow. Awesome explanation and work. I just realized through your video you could use cnc bits in the router! Thank you

I use alot of Steve Good Patterns. I actually just bought his USB Drive of Patterns. Well worth the $30!

Excellent project. Steve Good is certainly a great resource for the scrolling community. I really like your version of this project with texturing between the letters instead of simply cutting them out. Will be visiting your site to see your other videos.

Great job. Maybe this will encourge me to use my router more. Thanks for posting it.

Thanks for showing this technique in such great detail. You gave me ideas for future projects and taught me a couple things I didn’t know. Great video!!

Vinny , Looks Good !!! I did one a few years for a neighbor.

You just earned a new Sub

Good work! Thanks for sharing your project.

beautiful!

Excellent work Vinnie this turned out really nice..I was thinking to myself urm he should have cut it out first before the paint went on,lesson learnt for next time.🤣.beautiful work again 👍

Another idea for me to try ,thanks for the interesting video.

very nice thanks for sharing

Gives me some ideas I had not thought about. Could you establish a cut line like when using a chisel for you straight cuts. Use a straight edge and a marking knife giving you a shoulder to cut against. Thanks for some great ideas.

Great Job

Hello job well done what stencil was used on Steve Goods Scroll saw shop please

I found this link in Steve Goods newsletter today and I found it to be a fantastic difference to just scrollsawing the pattern. Thanks so much for share Steve and Vinny for the great detail on your approach to this technique. I hadn't heard of a Dremel Plunge Router, and since I have a Dremel I went and searched for it. I found a "335-01 Plunge Router Attachment" but not the Advantage that you had in your video. I found pictures of the Advantage, but nothing for sale. The 335 looks to be bigger than your Advantage but it may be just the video picture versus the picture on Dremel's web site. Is the Advantage an older model and is it the really the same size as the 335? I'm really interested in trying this technique on a couple of projects.

Boa tarde! Como faço para comprar essas frescas?. Belíssimo trabalho, parabéns 😉👍👏👏👏

What was the unit you used with the Dremel tool? Nice finish project!!

We’re did you buy your router base

You do great work.But your terminology is wrong. You route a sign, not router a sign.

What is the router attachment that you are using ! You mentioned dremel , but the one being used was Advantage ??