Wood Burning Pen Kit | Multi Tip | Red | Pack of 1 - Pyrography & Soldering

Burn designs, lettering and shading into wood and leather, or swap to a plain tip for light soldering. This kit has a red handled pen, a set of brass tips in different shapes and a red folding stand to rest the hot pen on. It is a simple starting point for beginners learning pyrography.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Name plates and wooden signs
• Designs on wood slices and coasters
• Lettering on MDF and plywood
• Patterns on vegetable tanned leather
• Light soldering of wires

Compatibility

Works with: bare wood, MDF, plywood, wood slices, cork and vegetable tanned leather.

Pairs well with: wooden slices and MDF boards for practice pieces.

Not suitable for: painted, varnished or plastic coated surfaces, which can give off harmful fumes.

How to Use

1. Fit the tip you need while the pen is cold.
2. Rest the pen on its stand and plug it in to heat.
3. Sketch your design lightly in pencil.
4. Trace the lines slowly; move faster for lighter lines and slower for darker ones.
5. Unplug and let the pen cool fully before changing tips.

Before You Buy

• Burning wood makes smoke; work in a ventilated room.
• The tip gets very hot. Use the stand, change tips only when cold, and keep it away from children.

You will Need

• wooden slices
• MDF boards

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• natural wood slices
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Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in this wood burning kit?
You get 1 red handled pen, brass tips in several shapes and 1 stand, as shown in the photos.

How is this kit different from the Pinsun 30W 14 piece kit?
Both burn designs into wood and leather. This kit has a red pen, a red stand and a smaller set of brass tips; the Pinsun kit is 30W with 14 pieces in the pack.

Is a wood burning kit the same as a soldering iron?
No. A wood burning kit has shaped tips for lines, shading and lettering. A soldering iron has a single tip for melting solder, so it gives little control on wood.

Which wood is best for beginners?
Light, smooth woods such as basswood, poplar or plywood show clean lines. Avoid painted or varnished wood.