Burnt Zeta

[sammy]

DI did one of my pyrography designs on a Zeta.

George

 

[fortress]

Very impressive George, well done Sir.

 

[Penpal]

George this pen is very special, hard to see at its best with the intense colour background, nevertheless beautiful.

Peter.

 

[Vic Perrin]

 

[Paul hd]

That is very cool.

 

[angelo49]

Beautiful work George!!
!!NICE!!

 

[yorkshireman]

Nice work George, does the pyrography affect the finish?

 

[Bob Ellis]

A stunning pen! I admire the design and the craftsmanship to implement the design so beautifully.

 

[clement]

Nice work ! Needs a lot of time i suppose

 

[sammy]

Nice work George, does the pyrography affect the finish?

Hi Keith, no it doesn't. I sand as normal before pyrography but miss out the sanding sealer because I'm not sure what fumes would developed when I burn the wood. When I have finished the burning process I give it a touch with some 600 grit then give a wipe with myths to get rid of any carbon deposited that would darken the non burnt wood then I apply the ca. I ca as normal, but planing to go to melamine in the near future.
George

 

[sammy]

Nice work ! Needs a lot of time i suppose

Hi Clement, I guess the pyrowork on that design would be less than 2 hours. I say guess because I have carpal tunnel syndrome which means after about 15 minutes I have to stop because of the pins and needles sensation in my fingers. So I do it in short sessions. I will have to have the op one day but not in the mood for it at the minute.
George

 

[iandel]

Fantastic

 

[wm460]

Well done George great looking pen.

 

[Les ELm]

Nicely done.

Les

 

[Bill Mooney]

A great looking pen George.

 

[Graham_C]

It's a beauty Peter

I did some pyrography on a dip-pen that I'd finished with melamine - worked a treat!