Probably 1/3 of my projects. I like to use the nib that is easiest for the technique I want. Sometimes a nib that is NOT made for that certain technique requires more time and focus from you, but sometimes it gives you an interesting finished burn that you wouldn’t have gotten otherwise. Keeps me practicing and keeps my skills sharp. 👍
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what would you use to seal an cutting board and a wooden spoon after you wood burned on it
Butcher block oil and food safe wood conditioner
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How often do you use a single nib throughout a project?
Probably 1/3 of my projects. I like to use the nib that is easiest for the technique I want. Sometimes a nib that is NOT made for that certain technique requires more time and focus from you, but sometimes it gives you an interesting finished burn that you wouldn’t have gotten otherwise. Keeps me practicing and keeps my skills sharp. 👍
I’m making a notecard for thiat concept! I can’t wait to experiment with it. Thank you!
Хорошая работа.заходите в гости,я тоже маленько выжигаю,оцените.может что нибудь посоветуете
Nice to meet another fellow pyro 🔥🙌
@@BurnSavvy мне тоже приятно.