Wood burner tool

Most beginning woodburning artists use the solid-point woodburning pen. But is it the best starting option? Read the pros and cons of a soldering-iron style woodburner here

The difference between a wire tip/nib burner and a solid tip/nib burner primarily lies in their design and functionality. Each type has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. From grip, usage and heating time, there are many reasons you may want both in your wood burning toolbox! Click through to read more on the differences and to learn more about their functionalities.

Learn the 7 things I wish I knew before I started woodburning. Here's a quick guide to wood burning for beginners

In this wood burning tutorial I show you how to stencil letters to wood burn with a wood burner tool. These concepts will help with your wood carving & power...

Brand Preciva Specific uses for product Crafting, Artistic Purposes Power source Corded Electric Wattage 25 watts Special feature Portable

The pyrography craft is perfect to create elegant drawing on uncommon surface. Choose the best wood burning tool with our reviews

Having fun with the wood burner ~ I've heard tales that my Little Grandma (great grandmother) had a penchant for burning. She was the sole caretaker of her large grounds, even into her 80's. I distinctly remember the smell of burning leaves and brush oftentimes while staying with her as a child. So it's no surprise to me that I am fascinated at the moment with my little wood burning set. The smell takes me back to autumn days at her house in the most comforting and bucolic sort of way. This…

My students often ask what wood burning pen tips they should get. So I created a guide to wire nib shopping to help them and pyros like you!

The cone point is slightly more versatile than the tapered point, but it's still not one of my favorite woodburning tips ever.