It is okay to burn on cedar. However, some people find the fumes are an irritant to their lungs. Even if they don’t have an issue with it, the other people in the house may find it irritating. You can use a carbon-activated filter fan to reduce the fumes in the air. The other thing to consider with cedar is that burning on the outer sapwood, which is a light color, shows up well but burning on the red heartwood is hard to see. As the wood ages, the red heartwood will get darker. In addition, the heartwood will darken when you add a clear finish to the piece. Both will make it hard to see your burning. You can burn the image darker than usual to keep it visible. Also, do not use lacquer as a finish because it will deepen the heartwood to a dark red/black color. I recommend using polyurethane or polyacrylic as a finish.
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Thank you Michele. Your work is beautiful and it seems your pen becomes like a brush in the hand of a fine artist. Thanks for taking the time to reply and I will use your advice.
One of the best intro to techniques videos I have ever seen. And the link to the rotating table was a jewel to find. I ordered one today. Can't wait to try it. Thank you. Update: I received my rotating table in Dec 2020 and find it to be a great tool; especially since it allows you to adjust the angle of the project should you need to burn at a different angle, and rotating the project is easy to do, using the accompanying wedge to keep the turntable in one place.
@@mikespeece8401 Link in the description of the video. These aren't manufactured but hand made by Michele herself. www.pyrographystore.com/store/p217/Portable_Rotating_Easel.html#/
This was a really great video! I especially liked the tips about shading and speed. Some really great suggestions to hopefully avoid these common mistakes. Thanks so much for sharing.
At 57 years young, I just purchased the TRUArt 2 Pyrography Pen kit, wanting to dive deeply into this new hobby. Your video is invaluable with its depth of content and tons of great advice! Thank you so much for the time and effort in bringing this information to all us newbies. I will be purchasing your new book, and I wish you all the best, my fellow southpaw. Stay well.
Great information - thank you! I bought a good quality pyrography kit some time ago, and basically gave up on it due to frustration. Looking forward to getting back into it.
Lucky find! I accidentally stumbled upon your video when looking up leather burning tutorials. I have never tried wood burning, but you sure make it seem intriguing! I feel like I just need some tools and I could give it a whirl with your awesome detailed tips for beginners! Thank you for sparking a new candle ablaze in me! :) Happy burning!
thank you very much. I thought that my pyrography pencil is broken and have burning problem, but it was all this mistakes that I made. wish you all the best.
Thank You So Much For Taking The Time To Show Us A Few Tips And Tricks. I Have Recently Started Wood Burning And You Have Just Helped Me Tremendously.... Many Thanks!!🕊🙏🏼🕊
I'm just starting this as a hobby and hopefully turn it into more of a entrepreneur / side business, thank you so much for the clear and concise instructions, extremely helpful.
This is so fantastic! Thank you so much! You get right to the point and provide so much useful info! And you do beautiful work. Thanks a bunch. One comment on the commercial about Lomi, which I know you have no control over. I'm just making a comment for everyone on this product - they claim "stop food waste." This is kind of ridiculous, seeing that their plastic product will probably break after a certain period of time and will end up at the dump. What a gimmick.
this is amazing, thankyou for making this video. I have not started yet, but I am planning on starting woodburning very soon and wanted to get all the information I can before going into it. This was very helpful and I will check out your book ;)
I just discovered this video, very helpful. Excited to discover its Michelle Parsons and I’ll get your book now. It’s also nice to find instruction using a Razertip burner. I was very frustrated and this video made me understand why. Awesome video for a beginner like me. Looking forward to more.
I've been doing many crafts in the past and I got into ''torch paste'' which I really enjoyed tho I have ''entertained the idea of ''wood burning''. Well,my three son's have so much confidence in me and they invested a ''wood burning tool kit'' as a Christmas gift. They are such wonderful people and they want me to pursue in ''wood burning'' as it is more of an ''art'' than a ''craft'' in my opinion. A question we all had was ''can you go over your ''torch paste'' heat gun burnt image and give it more of the ''wood burning" effect(tho I thought it might give off fumes from the torch paste). I hope this question makes sense. Thank you and I've learned alot from your video.
I BOUGHT A FEW THINGS FROM THE LINK YOU HAVE POSTED !!!! IM SO EXCITED AND I CANT WAIT TILL THEY GET HERE!!! ive been doing lots and lots of Woodburning pieces n I dabbled a bit on leather ,I need to work on my sensitivity because leather is an entirely different level of sensitivity but I can do portraits on wood :) I only wish I could post a few pics here thank you for sharing your wisdom with me I won't forget you
In this video she uses the Razertip www.woodworkingshop.com/product/rz00001/ and another option is the Colwood www.woodworkingshop.com/product/ce90001/ Hope that helps and thank you for watching!
Hi this is very helpful, I got a wood burning kit for Christmas but not anything like yours. It's the Weller 15-piece wood burning and hobby iron kit. I was wondering if this one works too?
Thank you for watching, the Weller is a good starter unit. You will find that the handle gets hot and you'll want to wear a glove if you're burning for longer than 15 mins. Changing out tips is slower because you want to wait for the unit to cool before handling hot tips. Also, you'll find a lack of specialty tips that are not available for the Weller.
Hi I bought a razor tip wood burner ssd10 it’s used and there is a little hole on top above the knob to control the heat setting it has a small screw like on the inside what is it for it has little bars and goes to bigger bars is that another way to turn the heat up
That is the SSD-10’s calibration hole for extra low-end temperature adjustment. It is used for turning down the heat if the “1” setting is too hot, like when you are sculpting or burning with wax. Thanks for watching!
Good Question. Since it's more of a European product, we do not have hands on testing with it. But looking at the specs online, looks like a great starter/novice unit because you have heat settings and plenty of tip options. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant, very informative, thanks for that. The only thing I did not like was the camera angle on the shots in which you illustrate the different types of tips, because the point of view made it hard for me to make out the different shapes on the sheets. Beside that, very good and useful indeed.
Can you paint your wood before you brand your wood ? Thank you this video is awesome just bought me a wood burner I’m new to this I like it but it is time consuming
Thanks for watching Jessie, it's not a good idea to paint before you burn, as you'll be burning the paint. Depending on the paint, it can smell pretty bad, like melted trashbags. It's an experience we do not recommend lol.
@@jessiegbrown1520 Yes, you can do that or you can burn the design, apply masking tape to the letter, razor blade around to cut the tape to the shape you don't want to paint, and then paint. That way you don't risk paint getting on the letter. Hope that helps
You can, but soldering tips are larger, broader, and aren't designed for long periods of heat extraction. They are meant for fast heat transfer to metal conductors. This means when you put these on wood they cool faster, losing heat and making it not a smooth process to wood burn. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
We recommend www.woodworkingshop.com/product/RZ00021 and compound www.woodworkingshop.com/product/HRBD1/ The main reason so many opinions is the amount of options. Buffing compounds are like abrasives, where they have a grit and each one does a different level of cleaning/polishing. The HRBD1 yellowstone is a smooth compound that will clean and polish your burning tips quickly without residue. Thank you for watching!
Depends on the tip, wood, burner style and what you are trying to do. No one set temperature is going to work for everything. Set to 350, and try it if it's burning to hot to fast or too dark, then back it down until you find where you are happy with the results.
Hi, this video is very good for beginners, but I have a solid-point woodburner. Do I need to buy a new one (like yours) to get those (good) results? Or can I do everything with mine?
There are limitations to the solid point burners. Most have a skew or chisel point to them so you wouldn't be able to have writing tips or shaders on that style of burner.
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Michele, Is it OK to woodburn on cedar? Thank you.
It is okay to burn on cedar. However, some people find the fumes are an irritant to their lungs. Even if they don’t have an issue with it, the other people in the house may find it irritating. You can use a carbon-activated filter fan to reduce the fumes in the air.
The other thing to consider with cedar is that burning on the outer sapwood, which is a light color, shows up well but burning on the red heartwood is hard to see. As the wood ages, the red heartwood will get darker. In addition, the heartwood will darken when you add a clear finish to the piece. Both will make it hard to see your burning. You can burn the image darker than usual to keep it visible. Also, do not use lacquer as a finish because it will deepen the heartwood to a dark red/black color. I recommend using polyurethane or polyacrylic as a finish.
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Thank you Michele. Your work is beautiful and it seems your pen becomes like a brush in the hand of a fine artist. Thanks for taking the time to reply and I will use your advice.
I'm a tattoo artist, and I can't believe how many similarities there are between these mediums.
Agreed. Thank you for watching!
Funny I'm a auto spraypainter and I found similarities to cooking.
That’s exactly what I was thinking it seemed like too!
Thankyou for the tips
Well it's the skin of the tree 🙄😄
Best teacher I've watched. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
This video was extremely helpful because I could not figure out why I was making these mistakes almost every week thank you so much
Glad this helped and thank you for watching!
I got a kit last night. I know nothing about wood burning. This is by far the best video I've seen!
We're glad this can help you on your pyrography journey! Thank you for watching!
Best tutorial video on here. I've seen most of them and yours taught me more than all the others combined. Thank you :)
Thank you so much for watching!!
Great ideas since I am just getting started at wood burning.
@@philtorres2975 Glad this video helped and thank you for watching!
This is true artistry. I deeply appreciate your dedication to educating about this craft. Especially appreciate the details included in the caption!
Thank you for those kind words and for watching!
Michele is an awesome pyrographer...Great to see you on RUclips Michele!
Thanks for watching!
One of the best intro to techniques videos I have ever seen. And the link to the rotating table was a jewel to find. I ordered one today. Can't wait to try it. Thank you. Update: I received my rotating table in Dec 2020 and find it to be a great tool; especially since it allows you to adjust the angle of the project should you need to burn at a different angle, and rotating the project is easy to do, using the accompanying wedge to keep the turntable in one place.
Thank you for the feedback and thank you for watching!
I could not see the link to order the rotating table. What is the name of it please.
@@mikespeece8401 Link in the description of the video. These aren't manufactured but hand made by Michele herself. www.pyrographystore.com/store/p217/Portable_Rotating_Easel.html#/
Yes, and Michele is a really nice person to converse with. She ALWAYS responds to emails I have sent her. In this day and age, that's a nice touch.
@@johnhuggins5021 With such a digital age, it's nice to know you can still get actual people who want to help.
Love the tip about the wood pulling heat from your tip! I was slowly figuring this out when I watched this!
Tips like these is what we all need to know! Thanks for watching!
Great informative tutorial. Been burning for about 6 months and this has taught me a few new things. Thank you, from Wales 🏴
Thank you so much for watching!
This was a really great video! I especially liked the tips about shading and speed. Some really great suggestions to hopefully avoid these common mistakes. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
At 57 years young, I just purchased the TRUArt 2 Pyrography Pen kit, wanting to dive deeply into this new hobby. Your video is invaluable with its depth of content and tons of great advice! Thank you so much for the time and effort in bringing this information to all us newbies. I will be purchasing your new book, and I wish you all the best, my fellow southpaw. Stay well.
Wonderful words, thank you for watching.
Southpaw here, too!
I'm totally new to this craft, and I was looking for exactly this type of information! So clear and so helpful. Thank you!
Glad this helped and thank you for watching!
Great information - thank you! I bought a good quality pyrography kit some time ago, and basically gave up on it due to frustration. Looking forward to getting back into it.
If this video helped inspire you to try again, then we are glad to hear that and thank you for watching!
Brilliant tuition.I’m new to this hobby but love your tips on cleaning the nibs, using denim etc.Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. I'm a wood carver and decided to try burning to go along with carving. Your tips will be very helpful.
Thank you for watching!
Lucky find! I accidentally stumbled upon your video when looking up leather burning tutorials. I have never tried wood burning, but you sure make it seem intriguing! I feel like I just need some tools and I could give it a whirl with your awesome detailed tips for beginners! Thank you for sparking a new candle ablaze in me! :) Happy burning!
Happy to help and thank you for watching!
One of the most helpful videos I have seen. Thank you for your channel.
Thank you for watching!
thank you very much. I thought that my pyrography pencil is broken and have burning problem, but it was all this mistakes that I made. wish you all the best.
Thankful with was able to help and thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing your tips with all of us you have a blessed day
Thank you for watching!
Wow amazing, solved my issues in one video, thank you!
So glad this could help! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video. Much better than other beginner ones I’ve watched. Thank you.
We are glad it helped! Thank you for watching!
This post has become my bible and go to when I have questions and thank the gods you cover lots !!!
THANK YOU FOR THIS POST!!!! You're my hero :)
Thank you so much for watching!
Trying to get into wood burning because my cousin does it and she makes unbelievable art with it. Your video is amazing thank you for the help!
Thank you for watching!
I just started this craft. So your video was super helpful. Thanks so much for sharing your tips and ideas!!
Glad it can help you and thank you very much for watching!
Thank You So Much For Taking The Time To Show Us A Few Tips And Tricks. I Have Recently Started Wood Burning And You Have Just Helped Me Tremendously.... Many Thanks!!🕊🙏🏼🕊
Thank you for those kind words and thank you for watching!
Das beste Video was ich bisher gefunden habe. Leider nur in Englisch . Daumen hoch super gemacht
Thank you for watching!
Just stumbled upon your video and that Wolf piece is amazing!!! Really love it😍👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thank you for your great tips!
Awesome! Thank you so much for watching!
Your awesome. Thank you. My wife and I just started wood burning. You are a hearth full of knowledge.
Glad this could help and thank you for watching!
I'm just starting this as a hobby and hopefully turn it into more of a entrepreneur / side business, thank you so much for the clear and concise instructions, extremely helpful.
Good Luck in your endeavors and thank you for watching!
Thank you for such a thoughtful, well organized video on wood burning. Your tips are very helpful!
Thank you for watching!
Just bought one today and I LOOOOOOOOVE this video! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for watching!
This was very helpful! Thanks you for addressing so many different topics!
Thank you for watching!
This was the best video yet! Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks Michelle! I totally enjoyed watchin your instruction and explanations!
Thank you for watching!
Wonderful video - especially for this particular beginner. Thank you so much for this amazing presentation.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you, I have just finished my first piece, and could not be happier.
We hope this video helped and thank you so much for watching!
This is so fantastic! Thank you so much! You get right to the point and provide so much useful info! And you do beautiful work. Thanks a bunch. One comment on the commercial about Lomi, which I know you have no control over. I'm just making a comment for everyone on this product - they claim "stop food waste." This is kind of ridiculous, seeing that their plastic product will probably break after a certain period of time and will end up at the dump. What a gimmick.
You are so welcome!
I am just starting and Thank you , I have not made anything yet learning the tools
Thank you for watching!
Very helpful video! Learned a lot of knew stuff about woodburning.
Thank you for watching!
Just started today. Thanks for these straightforward helpful tips. I like that lazy susan!
Good Luck on your Woodburning Journey and thank you for watching!
this is amazing, thankyou for making this video. I have not started yet, but I am planning on starting woodburning very soon and wanted to get all the information I can before going into it. This was very helpful and I will check out your book ;)
Thank you so much for watching!
Great video. Very helpful for me as a beginner. I ordered your book and look forward to gaining some skills beyond just signing my projects.
Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks for all the great tips, I do Glass etching, notice some similarities. Love the wolf print. Amazing
Thank you for watching!
This is a fantastic tutorial.
Thank you for watching!
Awesome video by far the most Informative video I have seen. thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Oh ok I see makes so much sense now thank you very much for the explanation of the tip categories it's helped me a lot
Thank you very much for watching!
Great pyro tips Michele. Your work is fabulous.
Thank you for watching!
just came across your video. wish I saw this when I first started. I've made many of the mistakes you talk about
We are glad you got here either way! Thanks for watching
Hi! Thank you so much for all the tips. The wood using in the video seems very nice to burn, where can i find this kind of piece please?
www.woodworkingshop.com/product/bas1112/ It's basswood
This video was very helpful. Also had no idea there was the lazy Susan style easel, will definitely have to add to my tools.
Worth every penny too. Handmade here in the US!
I just use an old spinning microwave plate with a rubber grip pad.. for small projects
I just discovered this video, very helpful. Excited to discover its Michelle Parsons and I’ll get your book now. It’s also nice to find instruction using a Razertip burner. I was very frustrated and this video made me understand why. Awesome video for a beginner like me. Looking forward to more.
Thank you very much for watching!
Very good explanation because I'm just starting, thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Great job of explaining things! I will refer to this video a lot, I'm sure.
Thank you so much for watching!
I've been doing many crafts in the past and I got into ''torch paste'' which I really enjoyed tho I have ''entertained the idea of ''wood burning''. Well,my three son's have so much confidence in me and they invested a ''wood burning tool kit'' as a Christmas gift. They are such wonderful people and they want me to pursue in ''wood burning'' as it is more of an ''art'' than a ''craft'' in my opinion. A question we all had was ''can you go over your ''torch paste'' heat gun burnt image and give it more of the ''wood burning" effect(tho I thought it might give off fumes from the torch paste). I hope this question makes sense. Thank you and I've learned alot from your video.
Depending on the type of material the paste is, you might want to test a sample piece with adequate ventilation.
A lot of very useful tips and fantastic information! I'm fairly new at burning so I found this very helpful. Saved and subscribed 😁
Thank you for watching! We are glad this was able to help and we will have more videos on the horizon this year!
Thank you for a great tutorial. I learned alot today and ordered the lazy susan and your book, I know both will help me in my efforts.
Thank you so much for watching!
great informative tips for novices at pyrography 👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Muchas gracias por esos consejos....son muy prácticos!! Muchas gracias
Not at this time
I BOUGHT A FEW THINGS FROM THE LINK YOU HAVE POSTED !!!! IM SO EXCITED AND I CANT WAIT TILL THEY GET HERE!!!
ive been doing lots and lots of Woodburning pieces n I dabbled a bit on leather
,I need to work on my sensitivity because leather is an entirely different level of sensitivity
but I can do portraits on wood :) I only wish I could post a few pics here
thank you for sharing your wisdom with me I won't forget you
Thank you for watching!
I loved your video ! What kind of wood was the one with the wolf design please
This is known as live edge bass wood. Or basswood. Thanks for watching!
Thank you ma'am! It was very insightful.
Thank you for watching!
Very informative! I can't wait to get started!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this very informative video!
Thank you for watching!
very useful video. glad to have found you!
Thank you for watching!
What an awesome tutorial! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much, i just clicked on your vid and right away the way your explain it's so magnificent. And that wolf omg ❤️.
Thank you for watching!
She’s a great teacher.
We couldn't agree more, thank you for watching!
Thanks ma'am,
Very helpful,
Plz kindly mention which type I buy wood burn kit as a biggener not so expensive
Thanks again.
In this video she uses the Razertip www.woodworkingshop.com/product/rz00001/ and another option is the Colwood www.woodworkingshop.com/product/ce90001/ Hope that helps and thank you for watching!
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop
Thanks
What an excellent tutorial.
Glad you think so!
Excellent tutorial
Thanks for watching!
The 62 dislikes are still using crayons and coloring books. Great video!
Best Comment yet! Thanks for watching
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop Lol As a work from home artisan myself, paying respect where it's due
Great overview! clear and easy to understand.
Thank you for watching!
Hi this is very helpful, I got a wood burning kit for Christmas but not anything like yours. It's the Weller 15-piece wood burning and hobby iron kit. I was wondering if this one works too?
Thank you for watching, the Weller is a good starter unit. You will find that the handle gets hot and you'll want to wear a glove if you're burning for longer than 15 mins. Changing out tips is slower because you want to wait for the unit to cool before handling hot tips. Also, you'll find a lack of specialty tips that are not available for the Weller.
Thank you so much I'm looking to start trying this many great tips thank you an happy new year
Thank you for watching! Happy New Year to you too!
What do you think is the best woodburning kit that could take me from beginner to professional?
Not because of price but this will fit your need from beginning to pro, www.woodworkingshop.com/product/rz10001/
Thank you for your info, much appreciated
Thank you for watching!
Hi. I'm from Kazakhstan. You have a great job. I also recently started doing wood burning.👍
Awesome and thank you for watching!
Very thorough lesson. Thanks for all the info.
Thank you for watching!
Hi I bought a razor tip wood burner ssd10 it’s used and there is a little hole on top above the knob to control the heat setting it has a small screw like on the inside what is it for it has little bars and goes to bigger bars is that another way to turn the heat up
That is the SSD-10’s calibration hole for extra low-end temperature adjustment. It is used for turning down the heat if the “1” setting is too hot, like when you are sculpting or burning with wax. Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot for these useful and savvy tips. Well explained and demoed. :)
Thank you for watching!
This video is so much helpful. Thank you 😊
Thank you for watching!
Hello, do you think a Pyro R200 is a good pyrograph?
Good Question. Since it's more of a European product, we do not have hands on testing with it. But looking at the specs online, looks like a great starter/novice unit because you have heat settings and plenty of tip options. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much. Really helpful information, I'm feeling inspired.
Great to hear! It's always a better day when you get inspired to create. Thank you so much for watching!
Brilliant, very informative, thanks for that. The only thing I did not like was the camera angle on the shots in which you illustrate the different types of tips, because the point of view made it hard for me to make out the different shapes on the sheets. Beside that, very good and useful indeed.
Thank you for the feedback, and we will make improvements on our next series. Thanks for watching!
This is a great video. Is it possible to get a copy of the sheets you went thru on the categories and the tips? @@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop
@@susanchiarello1065 we are still waiting on them to arrive. We apologize. We should have them soon!
Outstanding! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Glad to find your channel
Thank you for watching!
I would like to know where the lazy Susan you use later on in this video can be purchased
She no longer offers these. We apologize, thank you for watching!
Can you paint your wood before you brand your wood ? Thank you this video is awesome just bought me a wood burner I’m new to this I like it but it is time consuming
Thanks for watching Jessie, it's not a good idea to paint before you burn, as you'll be burning the paint. Depending on the paint, it can smell pretty bad, like melted trashbags. It's an experience we do not recommend lol.
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop thank you so much wasn’t expecting such a fast reply so once I brand a letter into the wood just paint around it ?
@@jessiegbrown1520 Yes, you can do that or you can burn the design, apply masking tape to the letter, razor blade around to cut the tape to the shape you don't want to paint, and then paint. That way you don't risk paint getting on the letter. Hope that helps
Is it possible to do this with a saudering iron?
You can, but soldering tips are larger, broader, and aren't designed for long periods of heat extraction.
They are meant for fast heat transfer to metal conductors. This means when you put these on wood they cool faster, losing heat and making it not a smooth process to wood burn. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Great video best I've seen so far very helpful ❤
Thank you for watching!
If I burn designs onto wooden spoons can they still be used for cooking?
Of Course! Just seal the spoon with a food-grade finish to seal in the char. Otherwise, you'll be adding extra seasoning to your dishes 😉
That's an amazing wolf and yes going from wood burning to tattooing is an easy transfer and you benefit from wood burning in your tattoo work
Great insight and thank you for sharing!
What kind of polishing compound do you use? There is so many differing information, what kind do you recommend
We recommend www.woodworkingshop.com/product/RZ00021 and compound www.woodworkingshop.com/product/HRBD1/
The main reason so many opinions is the amount of options. Buffing compounds are like abrasives, where they have a grit and each one does a different level of cleaning/polishing. The HRBD1 yellowstone is a smooth compound that will clean and polish your burning tips quickly without residue. Thank you for watching!
Really profound! Thanx a lot 👍
Thank you for watching!
@@KlingsporsWoodworkingShop 🖤
My burning iron starts at 200 degree to 450 so wha temp should i have mine on
Depends on the tip, wood, burner style and what you are trying to do. No one set temperature is going to work for everything. Set to 350, and try it if it's burning to hot to fast or too dark, then back it down until you find where you are happy with the results.
Thank You for the teaching, I just want to start that art, btw that wolf looks amazing!!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Hi, this video is very good for beginners, but I have a solid-point woodburner. Do I need to buy a new one (like yours) to get those (good) results? Or can I do everything with mine?
There are limitations to the solid point burners. Most have a skew or chisel point to them so you wouldn't be able to have writing tips or shaders on that style of burner.
Where can I purchase the lazy Susan your using.
Same