The fine universal tip is very useful for drawing lines, since it develops a multitude of strokes, depending on the way in which its beveled end is applied. It is a smaller tip than the universal n.1, with which we will be able to make more precise strokes and nuances. The intensity of the pyrography will depend on the set temperature, the pressure we exert and the contact time of the tip with the wood.

Each tip model will give us a different effect and stroke. We also get a different footprint with respect to burn intensity, line width and recording reason.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Before starting to pyrograph, especially for beginners, it is advisable to practice in an unusable piece of material on which we will work. In this way, we can take the right touch to start the pyrography.

MATERIALS FOR PYROGRAPHY

We can pyrograph on wood, leather, fabrics, paper, suede, stone.