[Woodcarver] Just a question

Donna Menke donpbk at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 18 08:51:21 EDT 2007


I did something similar once on a chest: http://www.woodworks-by-donna.com/MISCELLANEOUSWOODWORKING.html
I had the children sign the wood in pencil- then I woodburned over their handwriting. Beginners would not do a good job with burning- especially kids. This worked out well.
Donna Menke
http://www.woodworks-by-donna.com
Author: The Ultimate Band Saw Box Book

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My question is, I don't want it to run or bleed
through the wood when everyone signs it so what would be the best thing to sign
it with? The blank is basswood & I was thinking of using Bill's SSW method
to finish it.

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Sounds to me the
best way to sign it is with a woodburner pen

Colwood tip " MC "is very suitable for that
purpose

It is a silver tip and writes very good on low
temperature



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