FUMILE Wood Burning Pen Set - 6PCS Scorch Pen Markers for Engraving, Burning, and Drawing on Wood

Chandy: These pens are great! easy to use but make sure you have a hard wood because they do bleed which can mess up your project just test an area first

United States on Nov 01, 2023

Patricia Thompson: Worked great

United States on Oct 22, 2023

Jo Laqua: The bleeding is different and do raw wood- I’ve tried after staining to and hard to see

United States on Apr 04, 2023

Vanessa: I have worked with many Pyro products. This one I though may help the process, but they do not work as well as they advertise. The pens take forever to get working. When going to lite it, it does not catch half the time and when it does it burns it unclean and causes soot all over the remaining product and is a mess.

United States on Jun 07, 2022

L. MetzgerL. Metzger: I purchased these for a family craft night since they are so much easier to use than wood-burning tools. I tested one out on a 2x2 inch piece of wood and was surprised at how well it worked and how quickly it went. It isn't great for detail work, but it is a marker. For fine details I'll still use an actual pyrography pen. I think these steps will help if you're having trouble:

My artwork is blurred:
1. Do not press down. Use a very light hand - it only takes a tiny bit of ink to get results, and if you press down or stay in one spot for any amount of time the ink will spread into the wood grain nearby.

2. Make sure your wood is sanded well. Use the sandpaper provided or another 220-240 grit sandpaper. Then, once you've sanded it, wet the wood with a paper towel and let it dry a few hours. Then sand it again. This raises the grain of the wood so that it will be smoother and not absorb as much of the ink in the surrounding cells.

My art isn't dark enough or is too dark.
1. Use a heat gun. Other heat sources like hair dryers or craft heat guns will not have enough power/heat to make the image appear. Keep the heat gun moving...

United States on Oct 20, 2021