1: Solid Point Woodburning Tips and Their Uses - Universal Point
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2020
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This is the first in a video series teaching the woodburning tips and their uses. This series is for the Solid Point woodburner. I’ll do another video on Wire Nib tips too, so stay tuned!
I made a board using basswood to experiment with all the most common woodburning tips.
The goal wasn’t to make it pretty.
The goal was to find out what pyrography techniques are easy, okay, and hard with each tip.
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First tip we cover is the universal point and it’s little sister the mini universal point. A lot of pyrographers call this the chisel tip because of its look.
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Oh my goodness you're like the only one out there that has like explained this I cannot thank you I like I've been searching and searching and searching and trying to understand this hobby and oh my god thank you
THIS makes my day! So happy it’s helpful. 🙌🔥
@@BurnSavvy my partner and I are looking right now to order your course
I just got my woodburning kit (with the same tips that you have) and I'm ready to start. Someone recommended your videos and glad they did. You cover quite a bit and well explained! Plus I got your freebies. Very very informative. Looking forward to viewing more of your videos.
That totally makes my day! Happy burning!
This video was so helpful, thank you so much for posting.
That makes my day! 🤗
Hi! I just got my very first pen kit for Christmas & I'm dying to get started! I'm a pyro at heart so this should be a good fit for me. I've been to your web, I'll find you on FB but FB & YT are all the social media I can handle. Maybe I'll branch out if I get good enough to open an etsy shop. Thanks for being here & a huge THANK YOU for sharing your expertise to novices like myself!
Welcome to the pyro family! So happy you’re finding the info helpful! 🙌
Thanks for sharing pyrography tips, i love you❤
Haha! You’re welcome!
Thank you for this ma'am, I was really confused with all the tips that came with my kit
You’re welcome! I’m so happy you found it helpful 😊
Thank you for sharing how to use tip like this one
Happy to help!
Awesome Edit Jami! Great introductory lesson to this wonderful craft. You’re ideas and style of teaching is really practical and easy to follow. Love your videos!
That means a lot! So happy you find it helpful!
Great video, thank you, subscribed.
Awesome! See you there!
That was a great tutorial. I’ll look and see if you have more like this for the other tips 👍🏼
So glad you found it helpful! I have a whole playlist on my channel. Look for Woodburning Tips and Their Uses: Solid Point. I have one for wire nibs too
Thanks for the tipps 😄🙏
Happy to help!
Just stumbled into this and I must say the point tips were an eye opener as I did not know what each was used for. I had to put 3" initials on a wood gift box I made for a friend and after watching the 7 episodes and using the mini flow point I have improved 100%! Unfortunately I can't find the download for the copy of the burn board even though I've signed up.
I’m so happy the series was helpful! Right now the board will be in your VIP library. Create a login and then you should have access to that plus a bazillion other downloads
I figured it out. Thank you.
Glad to hear it 👍
Thank you for the tips.. It helps alot.. I just want to get start as a beginner :)
Happy to help!
Gracias felicitaciones y siempre adelante
Thank you!
Thank you!
Happy to help 🙌
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
awesome!!!!
Thanks! Hope it’s helpful 🙌
GOOD INFORMATIVE VIDEO HERE..............
Happy to hear that 🙌🔥
Tqsm... For the information and I use oly one particular tip for all purpose?
And what are the difference between that pen?
You can definitely use one nibs for just about any purpose… If you try hard enough. The purpose of these videos is to show what the nibs naturally want to do. If you’re asking about the difference between the solid point and the wire nib pen, the wire nib is more expensive, but faster to heat up/cool down and generally the easier to use
I signed up on your website but I am having trouble getting anything to download :( I like your site, great info!
Glad you like the site! Did you get the follow up email with the VIP links?
Did you ever do the videos on the wire tips? I went ahead & ordered the more expensive Colwood kit instead of starting with the craft store kit. I have confidence I would have wanted to upgrade pronto after trying. Does the Colwood use only wire tips? Thank you!
It’s still on the schedule! Covid put a lot of my plans on hold for me but it’s definitely coming! Yes, Colwood only uses wire tips - and you won’t be sorry about the upgrade!
Just following up! In case you missed it, here is the link to the wire nib videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLlOnZI-MNsnHv2WWGPYgp1z8p5rcMDSI4.html
That’s so easy when you do.
Thanks!
I love the way you set your videos up . Thank you . I have tried to get your board but sadly it will not let me . I do not know why . It says to see sites administrator. I have received a beginners set for losing 90 pounds of weight . I have never done this other than when I was a kid . I am 53 years old . Thank you again.
That’s so inspiring! I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. I will check on the website and see what’s going on.
Just got my first kit, going to grab some spare wood for practice today! ^_^
Woohoo! Sounds fun! Try to use wood that won’t fight you - I promise you’ll have better luck! If you need ideas for good wood you can get some here: www.burnsavvy.com/best-wood-for-pyrography.html Hope that helps!
@@BurnSavvy thanks!! I figured I'd practice on some pine in the meantime before I buy any since I've heard pine is okay and I live in maine. This may be a stupid question, but I imagine it's not good to burn on any planks that have been painted or have any kind of coating already on them? I've got a few different types of scrap wood I can use, but some of them have different coatings/paint already on them, will that be too harmful to breathe in with ventilation if I tried?
Yeah pine is OK, not the best but easily accessible. I burned a lot of pine in the beginning. Now I’m kind of a wood snob and would rather not touch it if I don’t have too. 😂 Beech wood is great and you can usually find beech cutting boards and spoons for pretty cheap. I also like the poplar crafting squares (not balsa) for practice. Super cheap and better grain to work with.
As for burning painted or treated woods I would certainly avoid it. Go check out the safety tips on BurnSavvy.com to read more about that and about good woods to use. I’ve got several free articles about all that stuff. Hope it helps!
@@BurnSavvy thanks for the tips! My 11 year old neighbor flagged me down as I went to buy groceries this morning to chat and I mentioned I was going to get some wood cause I'm so eager to try it out, but decided against it since it was all slushy and snowy, so she says 'hold on wait right here" and ran out back of the apartment to grab me a mysterious little log that was actually pretty smooth. I have no clue what it was, but besides it being the size of a rain stick, it was pretty good for practice. And it smelled really nice, too! I drew some mandala type stuff to get a feel for the different tips and now I can't wait to try it out on something decent! 😄
Perfect!
Do you know where I could buy single tips!? I dont have this one and its perfect for what i need!
Hmm, I don’t. I’ve seen it sold individually at local art and craft stores but never online. If you still want it, you can buy a pack at this link: amzn.to/3dF1Beq
Hope that helps
Thx!!
Also plz tell me what to do if my pyro tip cools to fast?
What do you mean by cools too fast? It cools before you put it to the wood? It cools too fast when you turn it off? Or…?
Going to try and recreate this sign we got on are wedding night for my wife's birthday.
Awesome! Have fun
1st time wood burner so your videos been a big help
That makes my day! 🥰 Happy to help!
Hello! Do you have any videos that show how to put the solid point burner together? Please advise. Thank you.
I don’t yet but it’s on my list!
@@BurnSavvy I'm all set, I figured it out. Thank you.
👍😊
Good
Thanks!
Great info out there ! What company would you recommend for me to buy one ?
Thanks! Company depends on the style of burner you want to get. For solid point, I recommend Walnut Hollow Versatool or the MM Newman Hot Tool. For wire nib my favorite brands are Colwood, Razortip and Optima. I definitely prefer the wire nib tool over the solid point. Hope that helps!
I just found your videos today. I have been trying to sign up for the free board you mentioned. I haven't received a confirmation email message from you. Is it still available? I just purchased a wood-burning kit yesterday, and I used it to decorate clothes pins as a gift for a friend.
Sounds like a fun project! When you sign up over at BurnSavvy.com you will get an email asking you to confirm your subscription. If you don’t see it, check your spam/junk folders. If you still don’t get it, there may have been a typo in the email you entered - I suggest you subscribe again (if the confirmation isn’t in your junk mail). Once you confirm, it should show up within the first 24 hours ( usually within an hour).
👏 wow
Thanks! Hope it’s helpful
Where on your website can I find the board with all the description of the tips?
Oops! Looks like my reply didn’t post.
Here’s the link to a description of the tips.
www.burnsavvy.com/woodburning-tips.html
If you want the full board, go sign up for the email and you’ll get that download in your inbox!
is there a tool that makes it so the grip is closer to a pencil so you can hold it more naturally? I have been looking but it seems they dont have anything that close
Great question! Not that I have seen in the solid point tools. If you choose to go with a wire nib tool, that will get you much closer to the feel of a pencil. Love mine. That was game changer for me when I upgraded to a wire nib tool. Hope that helps!
@@BurnSavvy thank you. yes those seem to be much closer, i am wanting to use it for stippling polymer products as well as for 3d prints to smooth it out in areas, thats why i want one that i can get close like a pencil and have lots of control. I think i may have to make one out of wood based off what ive seen, luckily it doesnt seem too hard
@@BurnSavvy i appreciate your fast response
Sounds like a really cool project! If you go to bearwood.com they have the Colwood, which is my favorite. You can use code SAVVY to get a discount too. Hope that helps!
I love Ur videos and wud like a board but not sure how I signed up
Thank you! So happy it’s helpful. If you’d like to see the board, go to BurnSavvy.com and subscribe for the email newsletters 👍
Hola, conoces el pirógrafo Razertip??
Te lo recomiendo
I sure do! I have an entire video on one of the Razertip machines. 😊 This video is for people learning on solid point machines. 👍
How do I change the head of it?
How to Change a Hot Woodburning Tip 🔥 #woodburning #pyrography
What kit would you recommend
These are the kits I recommend:
1. Beginner Colwood Detailer Kit: More expensive, but exceptionally faster and easier to use, especially for beginners.
www.bearwood.com/savvy-beginner-kit.html?aff=14
OR
2. Beginner Walnut Hollow Kit: Cheaper but takes longer to heat up and is harder to use.
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Use coupon code SAVVY for a discount at checkout. 👍
@@BurnSavvy thank you so much
Hi...I dont understand y my iron won't print anything or make a mark. It plugs into the wall but it doesn't get smoking hot or hot enuff to make anything on the wood. Bummer.
That is either a connection issue or a manufacturing decent. If you’ve got it completely plugged into the wall, check all connections - the on button/switch if it has one, the pen to the cord, the nib to the barrel of the pen, etc. If it’s all connected and on, then I would return or exchange it if you can
@@BurnSavvy silly me...I saw another video on here & it was simply just let it heat for sum time.
I was thinking jus a few minutes but it worked after leaving it for a lil longer. Along with it depends on a certain type of wood. It didn't work on the wood I had at first. Tri
Trial & error
One of the most effective ways to learn 🔥🙌
@@BurnSavvy so true
What is a stipple tip?
Many nibs can be called a stipple tip. It’s a tip you can use for stippling (aka pointillism or dot art).
what is the price of 1 art piece
?
That’s a very complicated answer that I don’t have room for in a UA-cam reply. Depends on the size of the piece, function of the piece, cost of materials, perceived value, etc. In general, charge 2-4x your material cost plus your time. Check competitor prices and see how you compare. I’m planning to do a video on this down the road
@@BurnSavvy ok i m intrested in pyrography and plz you can will help me in instructions and how it ican start and sale i dont know this profession
so how can you help me
Metal?
Are you asking what kind of metal the nibs are?
Hi, great content, done some wood burning projects of my own if you'd like to check them out ✌ 👍
Love the contrast in those pieces 🙌
@@BurnSavvy thanks, really appreciate you checking it out, look forward to your next project 👍 ✌
Thanks!
don't like youre face's expressions, too much
Haha! Well you probably wouldn’t enjoy chatting with me in person then because I’m usually more animated in person 😂
Thank you!
I’m happy to help!