Pyrography Machine Buyer's Guide - Special Feature

As seen in the Pyrography Special Issue

Choose the right woodburner for you.

by Bob Duncan

When it comes to selecting a woodburner, also known as a pyrography machine, there really is no bad choice. 

Woodburners range form inexpensive single-temperature burners that resemble a soldering iron, usually available for less than $40, up to high-end variable-temperature burners with digital readouts and dozens of tip shapes.

Any woodburner can be used to create beautiful work.  However, it may take a little more time with the soldering-iron type.

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You will get detailed information regarding temperature control, pen types, handpiece wires, adaptability, wattage, and pen grips and heat from manufacturers like: Dremel, Wall Lenk, Walnut Hollow, Colwood, Nibsburner, Optima, Burnmaster, Detail Master, Everglades, and Razertip.

2010 Pyro Machine Buyer's Guide