I am wanting a pen for guests to signa slice of wood at my wedding, i intend to oil it afterwards. Can you please recommend a pen to do this with. Man
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If it's not to late sense there was no wedding date. I recommend testing a variety of pens and let them dry/cure for a few days before oiling. If you finish too soon it may cause a smudge affect and some inks will wipe off if too much pressure is applied. I have removed sharpie ink with a Wipe-on-Poly and brush by aggressively brushing, of coarse I was trying to remove the ink. Add a dot com to my user name and go to the contact page to call me if you care to discuss this further.
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yes,you can use the Sharpie pen to do this (not the ones with a felt-like tip, unless you want to), and it's a big piece of wood. These are available in push button fine point model which would certainly work, if (and here's the big if) everyone has a small size signature, or, it's a small wedding. Either of these pens would work providing the wood is unfinished, and no one tries to correct their writing, as these are both very permanent
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A Sharpie pen doesn't write all that well on surfaces like the Sharpie markers, but it's worth a try! I recommend Sakura Pigma Micron pens for wood and an important event memory as your wedding. It is archival ink and doesn't fade in time and writes well! Congratulations and all the best.
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...with marker & even many pens...the sigs will bleed & weep to nearly illegible if done on bare/unfinished wood (it's a grain thingie)...it WILL need to be sealed to some degrre/ in some manner, friendly to the writing devices...
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I use the styli from Adonit for writing on an iPad. It creates the finest lines because it has a small steel ball tip which is covered by a small plastic disk. It works well for writing but if you are tapping a lot the constant tapping noise becomes annoying.
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Some kind of lubricant will always help although these bits are so agressive I have never even thought about using any oil or anything. These bits are awesome. Never get dull no matter what you are cutting or carving. Just don't step on them or try to bend them as they will surely snap.
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A skew tip pen. It basically is a knife. Buy the pen where you can replace the tip through razertip and the tips you need. They have more tips on their site than Amazon. Make sure to do it all at once I remember the shipping adds about $10.You'll definitely need to buy more pens and maybe another cord since it comes with only one. I actually regret not saving money by going with the single burner. The dual burner only is different by flipping a switch rather than unplugging and plugging in other pens.
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Go to amazon and type in too meet 2in 1 stylus pen , I got several as little gifts and the got the swavorski crystal one for myself , it's a little more, but soo pretty..ink pen combo...
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Its not too thick a paper, so there are chances of you tearing it in case of a very sharp pen.. You might just wanna use a normal stick pen Hope this helps !!
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I just took a candle to my craft room and the Sharpie Oil based Pen wrote on it beautifully. I bought them to sign my oil paintings with but they do not write as thin as I wanted them to. I am looking for oil based pens with a lot smaller writing tip.. Don't get me wrong, these are small, just not as small as I wanted them to be.
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yes but mine has already broke the tip came off and no reply when i tried to get replacement lasted 4 month and i didn't use it often a 2 or 3 dollar pen may work just as good
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Don't know about wood, i think it would have to be pretty thin. No white ink though.
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I would recommend something a little larger for a crossword puzzle. This pen is really probably better for something that is quick like reading and signing a bill at a restaurant.
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I would definitely not use oil. It will get all over the pointer, your hands, and anything you touch with the pointer, and be hard to wipe off. You might try silicone spray. Extend the pointer fully, lay it on old newspapers or something that you don't mind getting the spray on, and spray it thoroughly. Collapse and extend it a few times right away while the silicone is still wet, then leave it extended until it dries. Don't wipe it off. When the silicone dries, it leaves a dry lubricant that isn't messy. That might work.
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this is for the colwood basic woodburning kit: you insert the tips intothe pen. you then use the puller that comes with the kit to pull them out.
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I have engraved stone, and wood is no problem. It's all a matter of selecting the the right bit for the job. Carbide and diamond bits are wonderful, and there are hundreds of designs out there. By the way, this tool is great - I have three plug-in "pencil" types, now never use them.
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A regular pen would work, but you'd need to be careful not to press too hard and rip the paper, it's very brittle. I've used it with students for years and the best thing is markers. I've used sharpies (which bleed through) and Crayola markers. If you're making something you want to last, I would also recommend laminating it.
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My pen was the same way. I just realized that the carbide tip is threaded as well as the hidden key. Just use a pair of pliers to tighten it down and it will be fine.
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I was burning a design into the wood and painting it, it's got this thin clear coat to it. I'm sure sharpie would stick but probably rub off over time, I'd sand it and when the weddings over put a clear coat over the signatures that way it's more permanent. Neat idea for a guest book and congratulations