WEP 939D-II 2-IN-1 Wood Burning Kit 86-IN-1 with 51 Solid Points and 20 Wire Nibs Wood Burner with 2 Letter Number Stencils, 2 Unfinished Wood, 1 Pen Holder, Burning Tool

2-IN-1

This pyrography station comes with both the Solid-Point Pen and the Wire-Nib Detailer, and they can be turned ON and used at the same time.

Solid-Point Pen

This pen is great for basic pyrography works such as outlining, shading, heat-transfer, hot-stamps, and more. You can change tips easily by screwing and unscrewing the tip from the pen.

[CAUTION: TIP NEEDS TO BE COOLED COMPLETELY BEFORE CHANGING]

Wire-Nib Detailer

This pen is great for advanced pyrography works including fine-outlining, feathering, crosshatching, shading, and more. You can change tips easily by inserting and securing the tip with the two screws on the pen.

[CAUTION: TIP NEEDS TO BE COOLED COMPLETELY BEFORE CHANGING]

Adjustable Temperature

The solid-point pen’s temperature is adjustable from 200~480°C via the knob on the LEFT-SIDE, and the set temperature is shown on the digital display. The wire-nib pen’s temperature is adjustable from 250~750°C via the analog dial on the RIGHT-SIDE, and the operation indicator light turns RED when turned ON.

Ergonomic Soft Grip Pen

Both pens are wrapped by a heat-insulating soft grip, you can get better drawing feel and tactile drawing feedback when using the pen.

Detachable Pen

The pyrography pens are made detachable so you can easily swap out the pens.

51 Solid-Point Tips

The 51 pyrography tips includes a variety of universal, calligraphy, dot, cone, stamping, hot-knife points for different effects.

NOTE: [Tips are packed in the white storage box]

20 Wire-Nibs

The 20 pyrography nibs includes a variety of shaders, wire nibs, skewed nibs. The nibs/tips are made softer to provider better tactile drawing feedback, and they’re easily changeable.

NOTE: [Tips are packed in the tip storage tin]

Consistent Drawing = Best Result

The solid-point pen requires longer pre-heating time before use, allow the pen to preheat for 3~5 minutes before use.

Always try the color on scrap wood before drawing on the actual artwork piece.