Pyrography Nibs Explained - Pt1

[@ziggiau]

Excellent video - clear, concise and I've learned more in 4:55 than in all the other pyrography videos I've watched today.

[@SueW16]

Better late than never on my replying. (I can't seem to reply on my computer unless I'm signed into Google. now I have an iPad an can reply again.) thanks for this comment:)

[@allenrobins7835]

great video by an Australian....thank you.....

[@marktrenier438]

Thanks for all the helpful information--so much better than many of the others.

[@SueW16]

Thanks Mark:)

[@elained2448]

Thanks Ms. Sue for a very informative explanation of nibs!

[@SueW16]

No worries, Elaine:) Parts 2 and 3 will follow today. 4 and 5 soon after.

[@SueW16]

Elaine D All 5 parts are now on youTube...enjoy:)

[@SuperWoodburningTutorials]

I've seen your art, Sue. I think you do excellent work. I just started to post my works this month, and hope to move my level upward still. Thanks for your informative videos.

[@SueW16]

+Super Woodburning Tutorials Thanks for that:) I'm planning on releasing a series of more tutorials shortly....hope you enjoy those.

[@kimevans55]

Thankyou for explaining clearly

[@PAULARAEJOHNSON1]

Sue... Love your videos.... I do a lot of woodburning and love it... all my work is done on raw wood.... was asked to burn a design into a cabinet door that is finished with laquer... Is there a way to do that with out melting the lacquer? I have tried diferent heats and tips and each one seems to melt the laquer... any suggestions.?

[@SueW16]

Hi:) I'm glad you like the vids. Re the lacquer; it doesn't really matter what tips you use, it will still melt the finish. The only option would be to remove as much of the finish as possible....getting down to the raw wood. A word of warning...inhaling the smoke and fumes from burning through the lacquer won't be good for you. I hope this helps. Regards,Sue.

[@marikiben]

Thank you so much for all the videos you share. I just bought a book of yours too. I learn a lot. I am just a beginner but determined to learn and practice a lot. I completely understand the different nibs now because of uour explanation. I have a beginners question. How do you know how high to set the tempature of your pyrography machine? I have bought poplar wood to burn. Greetings from the netherlands, marianne

[@SueW16]

+Marianne V No worries at all, Marianne:) Videos on burning texture and patterns will be coming throughout this year. Hope you like them:)

[@henryecheverria239]

Gracias felicitaciones y siempre adelante

[@Netas_channel]

Excellent

[@stringmanipulator]

What type of wood burner are you recommending for starting out ? .. Would like to start to add pyrograpy to my woodturnings, and I am not sure what kind of machine to start with. I want to avoid the cheapest stuff because cheap tools are almost always bad tools ... :) any recomendations are welcome

[@maranathaosborne9620]

I had a cheap one and it sucked. It was so horrible that I gave up woodburning . I thought that, I just wasn't good enough for it. I finally got the burnmaster that come with the one pen. Now I love woodburning and it's such a fun hobby. Definitely don't go cheap or you will be discouraged.

[@SueW16]

Thanks so much, Eva....I'm really glad you like it:)

[@Snoopytou]

I have a project on a wall I want to do is there a company that sells larger tips???

[@jokedejongh4724]

Ik zoek een pyrography boek , met Nederlandse teksten. Maar ik kan ze niet vinden.

[@jenjastrab]

Do you know of anyone selling letter font nibs in different fonts?

[@SueW16]

+Jen Jastrab Sorry Jen....I don't know.

[@stormeast9675]

Pyrography shading tip