WINONS Wood Burning Pen with Temperature Controller WBT0003, Pyrography Wood Burning Tool Set with Soldering Iron and Hot Knife Nozzles, Wood Burning Kit of 25

• The Most Optimal Chosen Set: Total is 25 pieces, which includes 30w handle with adjustable temperature switch, 1 hot knife, 19 wood burning nozzles, 1 soldering nozzle, 1 safety stand, 1 soldering wire, 1 user manual
• Safety Use: When switching out the tip to insert the new one use tweezers since certain pens will get hot very fast and while you are waiting for hot tips to cool down, you can place them in heat-safe metal stand, as the tip can heat up to 482-842°F (250-450°C)
• Start with Samples: While the free hand method does allow you the most creative freedom, carbon paper and pattern templates will give you better accuracy, which is much more important for newcomers
• Huge Range of Nozzles: While it might seem like picking up a hot soldering iron and putting it to a piece of wood, a real, quality woodburning pen tips will give you much greater detail and precision
• Customer Care: We offer a 2 Months money-back Guarantee for any pertinent issue reported, and 24/7 customer support for our valuable customers

Package includes: 1 x Handle with adjustable temperature switch: 30W 1 x Carving Blade 24 x Engraving Nozzles 1 x Soldering Nozzle 1 x Pencil Lead Set 5 x Tracing Paper 10 x Plastic Pattern Templates 1 x Metal Letter Board 1 x Safety Stand 1 x Cleaning Sponge 1 x Steel Ruler: 20 cm 1 x Tweezers 1 x Soldering Wire 1 x Kit Pack 1 x User Manual WOOD BURNING TIPS AND TRICKS TO GET YOUR CRAFT RIGHT Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned wood burner looking to improve your skills, there are some principles that you should always stand by. TIP 1: START WITH SAMPLES: You’re excited and anxious to get started with wood burning and create a masterpiece, but before you do, start out with a sample of the wood you’ll be using. This will let you gauge the way the wood reacts to heat and also gives you a chance to test out new ideas or techniques before committing to them. TIP 2: USE CARBON PAPER AND PATTERN TEMPLATE: Put the sheet of carbon paper under your printed or drawn design, onto the board, and then use a pencil to trace and transfer it to the wood. You can then use the tool to follow along these lines. TIP 3: PICK THE RIGHT MATERIAL: The material you choose for your project will impact its end result greatly. Woods that are softer and have less grain, such as pine or aspen, are good to start with for a simple and easy burning experience. TIP 4: START LIGHT AND ADD LAYERS AS YOU WORK: While working with your heat pen, it’s always possible to darken a light line later on. However, if you make a line darker than you wanted, it can’t be undone. For this reason, it’s best to make your first lines lighter, then add layers as you go.