Muchas gracias Juan. Las plumas y las puntas se pueden pedir a uno de los proveedores europeos o directamente a Canadá. Tengo 2 videos aquí en el canal que enseñan cómo hacer dos de las puntas más simples. Puede enviarles un correo electrónico directamente en el sitio web: www.razertip.com
@@richypyrography hola muchas gracias,lo malo es que lo pone todo en inglés y el precio en dolar y no me aclaro para el pedido,debería de ser algún proveedor europeo si sabes de alguno Richy gracias
Hey Warren. I do sell them. In fact I sold most of them already but I can make a new one for you. We can talk by email if you want. richypyrography@gmail.com Thank you so much.
Where do you buy this machine.. what name ..but really you amazing work I like it so much ..very nice work..soon I got machine from USA..cose I'm calligragher I will start make burn on wood ..you make me happy when I look to you how burn..fantastic..
Thank you so much Fakhri. I love calligraphy!! Do you have your work online? Would love to see it. The machine I'm using in this video is a Razertip. I ordered it from an online store in the UK because of the European voltage (220-240). The place from where I've ordered it no longer exists. I now use an Optima 1 Single Burner machine. I feel that it is much better than the Razertip. More power, better pens and cords. You can take a look here: www.carvertools.com Thank you so much for your comment.
Awesome work! I'm guessing you set the temperature quite low so the paper doesn't catch fire? I have a pretty simple machine - it has interchangeable tips, but no temperature adjustment. It says that the working temperature is about 250 - 300 degrees Celsius, which I guess is way too hight for doing any work on paper.
Thank you so much. In fact, the temperature used on paper (like watercolor paper / 300g) is the same as used in some types of wood (the softer ones). You can try in a piece of scrap paper first to see how it works. That temperature don't seem to be very high. At least the Razertip machine goes up to 750ºC at temperature level 10.
Thanks a lot for the information! I have a couple of sheets of some really heavy cardstock on which I will try it out. I don't know the exact paper weight, but the sheets are around 3mm thick, so I'm guessing over 400/450g. I saw in your latest video, that you have the machine set at levels between 5 and 5.5, which should then result something like 375-400ºC? I should be safe with 250-300ºC then. Thanks again for sharing your skills and knowledge!
I use the regular pyrography pens that you get from Michaels or Hobby Lobby that have the brass Leaf tip and other kinds of little patterns butt I always wanted a pyrography pen like the one you're using. are you able to adjust the heat temperature? and what is your input on the quality of the pen that I'm using compared to yours? I wish I could upload a picture and show you the one that I have but I can't
Hi Gerardo. Yes, this is a Razertip SS D10. It has interchangeable pens and tips and temperature adjustment. It's an expensive machine but a very good one. I had other ones but I think this one is the best. If you can't or don't want to spend a lot of money right now you can buy the Walnut Hollow versa-tool. It's cheap and has temperature control. Give it a try if you can or search for it on youtube and google to see if you like it. You can send me the picture to my email: rjlccoelho@gmail.com
okay thank you very very much for your opinion I will send you the pictures of the ones that I have but I always here with the razor tips they are so much better and make more defined lines especially with temperature control and different options
Your drawings seem to be very precise. Are you doing them and then transferring them to what you're burning on or drawing them directly on the piece? And if you're transferring them, are you using graphite paper?
Hi Christine. I transfer them to the piece with carbon paper. I've tried graphite paper but didn't like it. I prefer carbon. It's harder to erase but doesn't blur.
Richy, parabéns| Eu não consigo encontrar no meu país este tipo de ponta para pyrography. Saberia me informar como consigo adquirir um pyrography igual ao seu? Teria alguma possibilidade de alguém me enviar o aparelho com as pontas? Eu faço o depósito se for o caso. Por favor, alguém pode me ajudar? Grata, Izaura
Muito obrigado Izaura. Pode-me dizer qual é o país para eu poder ajudar por favor? Não faça pagamento nenhum a ninguém Izaura. Posso indicar-lhe as marcas e encomenda e paga diretamente à marca. Obrigado.
@@richypyrography Moro no Brasil. Pude verificar que não adianta adquirir pontas importadas, há necessidade igualmente do aparelho pyrography, porque as pontas não se adaptam ao meu. Se puder me ajudar encontrar um aparelho cujas pontas correspondam com bom sombreamento eu agradeço porque no meu país temos somente as pontas de arame de níquelcromo. Muito gentil de sua parte. Obrigada pela ajuda.
Izaura, no Brasil tem 2 grandes marcas: • A Palante que é mais antiga • A Piromaster que é mais recente mas com equipamentos que parecem promissores. Não sei se já estão disponíveis, mas penso que sim. Depois tem marcas, maioritariamente, Americanas. Eu tenho duas delas: • Razertip • Optima 1 A Optima 1 seria o meu conselho por ser melhor e mais barata. O problema para si é o de que eles só fazem canetas já com as pontas soldadas. Ou seja, tem sempre que comprar a caneta e a ponta em conjunto porque não podem ser mudadas. Mesmo assim acho que vale a pena. Deixo o link do site deles: www.carvertools.com Espero que isto ajude. Fale diretamente com as marcas. Não transfira dinheiro para ninguém Izaura. Também pode mandar email, se precisar: richypyrography@gmail.com
MrZona93 obrigado. Aprendi sim. Tirei curso de artes. Mas os desenhos que uso não são meus. São estilos muito diferentes. Não conseguiria fazer coisas tão diferentes. São imagens do Google.
Hi Gayle. I bought my machine, tips and pens in the UK: www.woodworkscraftsupplies.co.uk/pyrography-equipment-c-72_453.html These two tips I used here are handmade by myself. It's a shader spoon and a writing nib.
Thanks for the info. So you made the spoonshader yourself. I ordered one from razortip and I'm hoping it works like yours does. I love watching your videos. You inspured me to start burning again. Thank you.
A other great piece of
Piece of art.
Thank you very much Kathy. 😊
Beautiful work !
Thank you so much Angela. 😊
You make it look easy
Thank you so much.
All you need is patient and perseverance.
Hope my videos can help you.
Quisiera saber donde puedo comprar las plumas y las puntas para pirograbador Razertrip,muchas gracias y espectaculares trabajos mis felicitaciones
Muchas gracias Juan. Las plumas y las puntas se pueden pedir a uno de los proveedores europeos o directamente a Canadá. Tengo 2 videos aquí en el canal que enseñan cómo hacer dos de las puntas más simples.
Puede enviarles un correo electrónico directamente en el sitio web:
www.razertip.com
@@richypyrography hola muchas gracias,lo malo es que lo pone todo en inglés y el precio en dolar y no me aclaro para el pedido,debería de ser algún proveedor europeo si sabes de alguno Richy gracias
Richy Coelho do you sell any of your work. Would love a koi piece done by you.
Hey Warren. I do sell them. In fact I sold most of them already but I can make a new one for you. We can talk by email if you want.
richypyrography@gmail.com
Thank you so much.
Beautiful job! I burn too..😆
Thank you so much Valarie.
I've been seeing your channel. Hope to see some more videos soon. :)
Ricardo Coelho Really? That's awesome. :) I am fighting my computer now to edit & post 2 videos today. Lol
Where do you buy this machine.. what name ..but really you amazing work I like it so much ..very nice work..soon I got machine from USA..cose I'm calligragher I will start make burn on wood ..you make me happy when I look to you how burn..fantastic..
Thank you so much Fakhri.
I love calligraphy!! Do you have your work online? Would love to see it.
The machine I'm using in this video is a Razertip.
I ordered it from an online store in the UK because of the European voltage (220-240). The place from where I've ordered it no longer exists.
I now use an Optima 1 Single Burner machine. I feel that it is much better than the Razertip.
More power, better pens and cords.
You can take a look here:
www.carvertools.com
Thank you so much for your comment.
Awesome work! I'm guessing you set the temperature quite low so the paper doesn't catch fire? I have a pretty simple machine - it has interchangeable tips, but no temperature adjustment. It says that the working temperature is about 250 - 300 degrees Celsius, which I guess is way too hight for doing any work on paper.
Thank you so much. In fact, the temperature used on paper (like watercolor paper / 300g) is the same as used in some types of wood (the softer ones). You can try in a piece of scrap paper first to see how it works. That temperature don't seem to be very high. At least the Razertip machine goes up to 750ºC at temperature level 10.
Thanks a lot for the information! I have a couple of sheets of some really heavy cardstock on which I will try it out. I don't know the exact paper weight, but the sheets are around 3mm thick, so I'm guessing over 400/450g. I saw in your latest video, that you have the machine set at levels between 5 and 5.5, which should then result something like 375-400ºC? I should be safe with 250-300ºC then. Thanks again for sharing your skills and knowledge!
Thank you very much for your support. Hope it works.
What kind of tip do you use
elaaaa
:D Obrigado.
Você é um amor de pessoa. Muito, mas muito obrigada. Vou te escrever quando precisar. Mil imenso abraço.
I use the regular pyrography pens that you get from Michaels or Hobby Lobby that have the brass Leaf tip and other kinds of little patterns butt I always wanted a pyrography pen like the one you're using. are you able to adjust the heat temperature? and what is your input on the quality of the pen that I'm using compared to yours? I wish I could upload a picture and show you the one that I have but I can't
Hi Gerardo. Yes, this is a Razertip SS D10. It has interchangeable pens and tips and temperature adjustment. It's an expensive machine but a very good one. I had other ones but I think this one is the best. If you can't or don't want to spend a lot of money right now you can buy the Walnut Hollow versa-tool. It's cheap and has temperature control. Give it a try if you can or search for it on youtube and google to see if you like it.
You can send me the picture to my email: rjlccoelho@gmail.com
okay thank you very very much for your opinion I will send you the pictures of the ones that I have but I always here with the razor tips they are so much better and make more defined lines especially with temperature control and different options
muito bom...
Muito obrigado. 🙏🙏
Your drawings seem to be very precise. Are you doing them and then transferring them to what you're burning on or drawing them directly on the piece? And if you're transferring them, are you using graphite paper?
Hi Christine. I transfer them to the piece with carbon paper.
I've tried graphite paper but didn't like it. I prefer carbon. It's harder to erase but doesn't blur.
What are you using to erase the lines? I've been using graphite and I've still not come up with a really good way to remove the lines.
I usually use a normal rubber but you can try a kneaded rubber. There are various brands like Prismacolor, Fabber Castell...
Richy, parabéns| Eu não consigo encontrar no meu país este tipo de ponta para pyrography. Saberia me informar como consigo adquirir um pyrography igual ao seu? Teria alguma possibilidade de alguém me enviar o aparelho com as pontas? Eu faço o depósito se for o caso. Por favor, alguém pode me ajudar? Grata, Izaura
Muito obrigado Izaura. Pode-me dizer qual é o país para eu poder ajudar por favor? Não faça pagamento nenhum a ninguém Izaura. Posso indicar-lhe as marcas e encomenda e paga diretamente à marca. Obrigado.
@@richypyrography Moro no Brasil. Pude verificar que não adianta adquirir pontas importadas, há necessidade igualmente do aparelho pyrography, porque as pontas não se adaptam ao meu. Se puder me ajudar encontrar um aparelho cujas pontas correspondam com bom sombreamento eu agradeço porque no meu país temos somente as pontas de arame de níquelcromo. Muito gentil de sua parte. Obrigada pela ajuda.
Izaura, no Brasil tem 2 grandes marcas:
• A Palante que é mais antiga
• A Piromaster que é mais recente mas com equipamentos que parecem promissores. Não sei se já estão disponíveis, mas penso que sim.
Depois tem marcas, maioritariamente, Americanas.
Eu tenho duas delas:
• Razertip
• Optima 1
A Optima 1 seria o meu conselho por ser melhor e mais barata. O problema para si é o de que eles só fazem canetas já com as pontas soldadas. Ou seja, tem sempre que comprar a caneta e a ponta em conjunto porque não podem ser mudadas.
Mesmo assim acho que vale a pena.
Deixo o link do site deles:
www.carvertools.com
Espero que isto ajude.
Fale diretamente com as marcas. Não transfira dinheiro para ninguém Izaura.
Também pode mandar email, se precisar:
richypyrography@gmail.com
É fixe! Aprendeste em primero à desenhar antes de fazer pyrografia?
MrZona93 obrigado. Aprendi sim. Tirei curso de artes. Mas os desenhos que uso não são meus. São estilos muito diferentes. Não conseguiria fazer coisas tão diferentes. São imagens do Google.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello, if you do not mind me asking you, from 1-10. How is the temperature of the burning pen? I got a razortip also.
Hi dchulala.
In this project I used between 6 and 7.
It's a great machine. I love it.
where do you buy your tips or your pens? which tip did you use?
Hi Gayle.
I bought my machine, tips and pens in the UK:
www.woodworkscraftsupplies.co.uk/pyrography-equipment-c-72_453.html
These two tips I used here are handmade by myself.
It's a shader spoon and a writing nib.
Thanks for the info. So you made the spoonshader yourself. I ordered one from razortip and I'm hoping it works like yours does. I love watching your videos. You inspured me to start burning again. Thank you.
Gayle Ury Thank you so much. This is an awesome hobby. Hope you keep burning and watching my videos. :)
✌✨🕊✨💞🌼🙋
you burn this on leather?
This one is not leather but I have some projects in leather, yes. It perfectly possible.
wht type of wood is it?
Hello. This is some kind of recicled paper. It's a hard cover notebook.
thank you
which tip are you using?
I'm using a shader spoon. I used to use the shader spoon for almost everything.