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Description
LEATHER PYROGRAPHY
This marking tool is designed for hot engraving on leather, wood and cork. It works on vegetable-tanned or mineral (chrome) tanned leather. For best results, we recommend vegetable-tanned leather.
To create a pyrography, a pen with a heated metal tip is used. Upon contact with the leather, a dark trace appears due to the burning of the leather.
The secret is to make a continuous line at the same speed! Any stop will be visible on the surface as a more prominent mark. A few practice runs on leather scraps will be necessary to master this tool.
This pyrography pen comes with 13 interchangeable brass tips that are fixed to the handle by a thread. They will allow you to create decorative markings, inscriptions and designs as you wish.
This pyrography kit includes:
- 1 pyrography pen handle
- 6 engraving tips of different line thicknesses
- 7 marking tips with different patterns
- 1 stand for the pyrography pen
- 1 instruction manual
Dimensions:
- Handle length: 17.5 cm
- Cable length from plug: 135 cm
This pyrography pen plugs into a 230V French socket.
You can use this pyrography pen with the pattern plates sold in our shop.
Deco Cuir Tips:
- Prepare your workspace by moving away flammable materials
- Ensure you work in a well-ventilated room
- Wear a mask if the material you are working on emits toxic fumes, such as chrome-tanned leather
- Allow the tips to cool completely before changing and/or storing them
Caution: this tool heats up, do not touch the tip of the tool when it is hot (risk of burns).
Max temperature in use: approx. 550°C
Power: 30W
Frequency: 50 Hz
Max temperature in use: approx. 550°C
Power: 30W
Frequency: 50 Hz
This product can be used from 8 years old
Read the instructions before use
Read the instructions before use
Made in China
DECO CUIR, the leather work specialist
Since 2009, we have been supporting individuals and professionals.
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1st French site for leather work
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Physical store in Campbon (44)
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Quality leather from tanneries / tannery or destocking of major leather goods brands
