FUMILEWood Burning Pen Set with 6PCS wood Burning Marker, 4PCS Wood Chips, 4PCS Sandpapers for DIY Wooded Painting, Suitable for Artists and Beginners in DIY Wooded Projects

I purchased these for a family craft night since they are so much easier to use than wood-burning tools. I tested one out on a 2x2 inch piece of wood and was surprised at how well it worked and how quickly it went. It isn't great for detail work, but it is a marker. For fine details I'll still use an actual pyrography pen. I think these steps will help if you're having trouble:My artwork is blurred:1. Do not press down. Use a very light hand - it only takes a tiny bit of ink to get results, and if you press down or stay in one spot for any amount of time the ink will spread into the wood grain nearby.2. Make sure your wood is sanded well. Use the sandpaper provided or another 220-240 grit sandpaper. Then, once you've sanded it, wet the wood with a paper towel and let it dry a few hours. Then sand it again. This raises the grain of the wood so that it will be smoother and not absorb as much of the ink in the surrounding cells.My art isn't dark enough or is too dark.1. Use a heat gun. Other heat sources like hair dryers or craft heat guns will not have enough power/heat to make the image appear. Keep the heat gun moving and don't heat it for too long. The longer you heat it the darker the results will be.I can't draw.1. Me neither so I can't help you with this one. ;-) I use carbon paper and trace images I've printed out. I will probably use stencils also, but will still use a pencil to trace the stencil onto the wood and then mark over it with the scorch marker. I think it'll be easier to move the scorch marker quickly without a stencil in the way.Hope this helps and you have fun!

Bought for my wife. She's been using with no issues. Not high end but definitely worth the price.

These pens are great! easy to use but make sure you have a hard wood because they do bleed which can mess up your project just test an area first

Worked great

It may take some finish on some woods or stencils. Not sure it will bleed under stencil edge.May serve a purpose but not as easy to use as pictures shown.

Works great

It’s not what it seems. They say it’s a wood burning marker, but the only thing that actually burns is the chemical of the marker and not the wood itself. I thought it was working pretty well until I did a gently washing (I only used my hand and not even an abrasive scrub brush or scrub pad) and the “burned” areas washed off! I was left with a light brown version of my design. Completely disappointing. Also, even after sanding, the design was still ruined because way too much liquid comes out of the marker and it bleeds all over, or rather under, the stencil causing the edges to run and looks terrible. Would never recommend. Saw an advertisement on social media and thought it was the coolest thing. What a waste of time and money.

I use these with my grandson to do wood projects. I don't have to worry about him burning himself with the actual pyrography set. He loves making small projects and these are perfect to use with stencils.