Pyrography (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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Definition of pyrography

Art of burning designs into wood using heat

Alternative name for pyrography

Wood burning

Why pyrography is important in wood technology

Creates unique, beautiful wood products and increases their value

Best wood types for pyrography

Basswood, beech, or birch

Wood grain technique in pyrography

Follow the wood grain when burning for smooth design

Two types of pyrography burners

Solid-point burners and variable temperature burners

Use of solid-point burners

Simple lines and textures

Use of variable temperature burners

Different shading and details

Three basic pyrography techniques

Shading, burning lines, and applying heat evenly

Ventilation purpose in pyrography safety

Reduce smoke and fumes

Required safety gear for pyrography

Gloves, masks, and eye protection

Three pyrography styles

Line art, shading, and dotted art

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