Walnut Hollow Creative Versa-Tool Kit

Bought for my dad who loves making things out of wood now he can add some detail designs to his creations

It does come with a US plug, but don't just buy a cheap adaptor! You will need a currency converter of atleast 25W, or you will burn out your tool. Other than that it's great!!

Somehow I missed the reviews about this being a US voltage and plug! Besides the initial disappointment of not being able to get stuck in right away, I'm very happy with this product. Another £15 for a voltage converter and I was wood burning all weekend. The varied temp works great. Any issues I had were down to not knowing how slow I need to go, getting my angle right etc.

Bought as a present. They have used it loads and it's perfect. However I had to purchase a usa to in adataptor

Great Woodburner! Best one I've had so far and a great price!

Husband very pleased. Has used it a lot

Have not used a lot and still need to practice

Poor quality need a special adapter and it’s the noisiest adapter I’ve ever used. While I was using it the metal point tip stuck into the pen couldn’t removed took me a while to pull it away and cause the other points don’t fit into it anymore. Last one use.

Muy buen producto

Muy contenta con la compra. Me llegó perfectamente y en fecha. Ademas, el primero tuve que cambiarlo por fallo técnico, pero Amazon procedió al cambio por otro igual y funciona perfectamente. Viene con toma y potencia de EEUU, por lo que si estás en España debes buscarte un convertidor de potencia. Pero aún así merece la pena por su excelente relación calidad/precio. Yo recomiendo el convertidor MOD. P.SUP.34-HQ para 100w y que puedes encontrar aqui en Amazon también.

Great tool. Heats up well. Great tips for different lines.

Do una stella perché non sono neanche riuscita a provarla, in Italia ho dovuto acquistare le spine riduttore, dopo qualche giorno Amazon informa che quelle spine erano difettose e in effetti hanno fatto bruciare il mio pirografo, purtroppo non sono mai riuscita a mettermi in contatto con l'assistenza e chiedere un rimborso di questo pirografo visto che la causa non è stato lo strumento stesso, ma una spina difettosa

This is extremely affordable and really fun to use. I have never had any experience with pyrography, and it is pretty intuitive to use. There are a lot of different tips, and I'm still trying to figure out what tips are used for what application. But hey, it's better than not having enough tips! Some important lessons I learned: - stay away from soft woods - stay away from grainy woods (plane off the top layer if you have to use a grainy wood) - I'm experimenting with different types of woods but I have found that cherry works really well - the flat round tip is for transferring images. You can print off a picture on a piece of paper, lay it face down on a piece of wood, and just slowly apply pressure using the flat, round tip. The image will be transferred to the wood, but know that it will be a mirror image of the original. Do NOT do this if you are planning on using the wood for serving or preparing food (e.g. a cutting board)- I have no idea what chemicals are in the ink, and burning the ink onto the wood will probably be toxic. Graphite paper is a good alternative that is safer for food applications (graphite is just carbon, when you burn carbon you get carbon monoxide and/or carbon dioxide...just make sure you are in a well-ventilated area) - every part that is metal will be hot, bear this in mind when burning designs onto wood...the round disk that is used for propping up the pen has ruined quite a few of my designs! - the long, rounded tip is really useful for cursive writing - the flat part of the bent tip is used for adding color to the wood; if you apply pressure using the flat part onto the wood, you'll burn the wood lightly and give it a brown color. - don't touch the metal part to test if it's hot enough! I can tell you first hand that this is a BAD idea...this pen heats up so quickly! - always unplug the pen when you are done