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Wood burned, would you get it?

I just finished a burn and love it. Curious if it would be worth selling or if there are any improvements I could make? How much you think someone would pay? Let me know what you think, good or bad!

u/Internal_Secretary67 — 13 hours ago

What now

Very very new to this and making this for a friends home. What could I add? Is it too late to stain the wood? What should I do to the cross? Any opinions/advice is appreciated :)

u/rpoop24 — 2 days ago

Wedding Photo Project

Well, my Walnut Hollow wood burner died after two years in the middle of this project lol. Having to drop money on a new one wasn’t on my list but hopefully it lasts me another two years. I’ll try to upgrade to something not from Michael’s eventually since I’ve been lucky enough to be trusted with a few wonderful memories to transfer to wood and it’s been keeping me busy the last six months. Thanks for looking!

u/qxb_creations — 4 days ago

Hello fellow wood burners

Delete if not allowed, mods.

I recently got divorced and lost my health care insurance. On Mother’s Day, I tripped helping my grandma up her porch steps. Which resulted in an ER visit, a bunch of stitches, X-rays, and having to miss two weeks of work from my normal job. I split my knee cap to the bone and can provide pictures for proof of injury and hospital visit.

I own a small wood burning business on the side. And was hoping to reach out online and sell some of the stuff I have pre made in my inventory? I know we all come here to show off our stuff and share ideas. I’m really just grasping at straws on how I’m going to supplement everything happening. My “normal” job doesn’t offer any paid time off for injury or PTO in general.

Here’s some of my work, but I have so much more and I always take commissions via my business page!

u/MX_Ride_It — 5 days ago

Going to try something wacky

So, I started this guy a few days ago and I’ve decided that I’m going to pour resin in the deep channels. Has anyone combined resin with their burning projects on here before? I’ve been reading up on prep and I have a vision. I’ll either ruin all this hard work or come up with something fantastic. Side note, I’m quite experienced in resin so I’m not worried about that, just about the seepage in porous wood and dripping.

u/FlowerIndividual864 — 6 days ago

Living history

I did a vase recreation, one of the most fun experiences

u/Kamen1i — 4 days ago

Veil on the grain

Not much done, proving to be a bit of a challenge. So I have decided to do it in small squares at a time. I will keep up with the updates.

u/oldhampyrography — 5 days ago

Beginner recommendations

Hello. I want to get started on some basic projects and would appreciate advice on purchasing some tips for my Razertip Sk.

What tips would you recommend for starting out with that are the most versatile?

I was looking at this set from KMS tools (1st pic) And would you recommend any other accessories like the scraper (2nd pic) or a smoke extractor (not pictured)?

u/busybee_978645 — 5 days ago

His ears go up and away.

I am told he is a rescued spotted leopard Catahoula. In the reference picture he is staring at the owner who has a treat in her hand. The piece is 11"x13". White colored pencils for highlights on birch plywood. Took me about 20 hours.

u/Ysgren — 8 days ago