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Started by timbertoes, October 29, 2009, 04:44:40 PM

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timbertoes

Have been thinking about buying a Woodburning setup.... will cost several hundred  :wo:

Also want to get into some carving :)

My attempts with a regular dremel have not been to great...

Biggest problem is lack of artistic talent!!

anywho, just some things I have been thinking aboot.  :innocentwhistle:
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FinsnFur

What the heck kinda woodburner you looking at for several hundred?
I'm picturing a handheld iron with a tip on it like we used to use on the predrawn wooden pics in the kits.
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Jimmie in Ky

Sky is the limit on setups now Jim. Thye come with reostats and interchangeabl tips.  Same for power carving and sharpening supplies. One sharpening rig I have seen can be built for about a hundred, the factory job is around 250. Jimmie

timbertoes

Yep all the fancy tips, burner is about $100.

I just used a simple $15 one to put some dots on a call.

Dots.     Yea,  that's about the limit of my ability.

Wish I lived next door to dave paul..
Meet your adversary on a common ground of wits and skill.
Leave the E-caller at home with the video games.

timbertoes

I have lurked on a woodburning forum, there is a guy there uses soldering irons.  with just those, he is like Michaengelo.
Meet your adversary on a common ground of wits and skill.
Leave the E-caller at home with the video games.

FinsnFur

Yeah, yeah...the soldering iron thingys. Thats what I was thinking of. :eyebrownod:
Remember those kits as a kid with the predrawn pics on wood and you just burned the lines to give em depth? :laf:


By the way...alscalls missed another topic. :huh:
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