Erasing Woodburning or Pyrography Mistakes

Some people think pyrography can't be erased... some people use sandpaper. In this video I'll explain why I advise against using sandpaper while showing how I use a blade to successfully erase woodburning mistakes on wood. Demonstrated by Sue Walters.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• woodburning
• pyrography
• burning
• burn
• wood
• craft
• art
• woodwork
• carving

[RyoRyoChiwa]

I have watched all of your videos and they are very informative. I am about to take on my first wood burning project and your videos have been extremely helpful. Keep up the great work! You are very talented.

[SueW16]

Thanks so much Roy. More videos are in the works and I should be posting more shortly. I hope you get more out of them. Good luck with the project.

Sue:)

[SueW16]

@RyoRyoChiwa

Thanks:) There are more to follow so I hope they help also. Good luck with the project.

Sue:)

[Clasurol]

I hope this works after using danish oil (damn spelling mistake!) here goes nothing anyway

[SueW16]

I think it should...cross fingers also!:) You might have to reoil. Let me know how it goes please.

[SueW16]

I think it should...cross fingers also!:) You might have to reoil. Let me know how it goes please.

[comandantejunior1]

very informative!! Thank you! The truth is I always use sandpaper.. But I think after this video I will change habbits!

[LadyJade217]

This is really going to help me with my project! I chose pyrography for my process and never knew I could do this...THANKS!

[TBLH4B]

Thank you! More videos please!

[SueW16]

I hope to post another real soon...glad you are getting something from it:)