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hi poeple. i just bought a razertip burner to burn some gourds. my questions are: 1. which pen should i take : standard fixed? heavy duty fixed pen? or heavy duty interchangeble ? 2. i need to choose tips. i'm doing all sort of pyro. some detailed stuff and shading, on small and medium gourds. i need recomendations. i would thank any help yair |
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hey i dont have a razortip.but i was planning on buying one next week.can you or anyone that got one let me know what you think of it thanks ron
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| yair & Ron: I have a Razortip SS-D10 with the switchable duel handpiece removable cords. The fixed-Tip 1L standard pen (skew) came with my Razortip... I have a small writing standard fixed tip pen and a medium spear shader pen which you need a heavy duty cord with this pen. I know there are more pens I'll want to add to my kit. I have to tell you the pen I use the most is the writing tip pen. I also ordered the Tip cleaner tool which will remove carbon buildup from the pen tips ($7.50). I didn't chose the standard interchangable because I didn't want to stop and change tips. I now have three cords two standard and one heavy duty and they work great. As for the heavy duty pens I was told they are mostly for schools where a lot of different types of handling would come into use. I love my Razortip and would recommend it highly, it has also three year warranty! The Razortip fixed tip pens have a one year unconditional warranty from the manufacturer. If you have a problem with the tip after the one year they will replace it for $5.00 including S&H. Kathy PS: I bought mine at www.caning.com also Nedra 'Pyrographer' sells the Razortip and the accessories check her profile for website address.
__________________ KATHYMy WCI Carver Gallery Images http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.co...3480&protype=1 The Flute Portal http://www.fluteportal.com Back Roads and Tall Trees Last edited by Mottles; 09-28-2005 at 05:18 PM. |
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thanks kathy i'm gonna pick one up next week can't waitStar Wars
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'Big Smile'----Good for you I think you'll like it! Oh and don't forget to share what you create with your NEW Razortip. Kathy
__________________ KATHYMy WCI Carver Gallery Images http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.co...3480&protype=1 The Flute Portal http://www.fluteportal.com Back Roads and Tall Trees |
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will do kathyHappy
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isnt it more affordable to buy the interchangeble pen and some tips, instead of fixed pens that cost 20$ each ?
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I bought one fixed pen and one interchangeable and a dozen tips....it works well, then I started having a problem with the pen and sent it back to razortip, they fixed and soldered in the tip and sent me another interchangeable handle.....all I think for about 20.00...been a long time so don't remember exactly...
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Hi I can highly recomend the razertip system, have been using it for three years now. I have not tried the Razertip interchangable but if they are similuar to other brands i would go for fixed pens. There are no hazle with changing tips and "where did i put that skrewdriver", just snap one out and plug in another. I have one burner with interchangable and it is never going to be used again by me. I am just waiting for my niece to grow up a tad more so she can get as an gift from me (her mother may object but who are lissening to kid sisters?). Magne |
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yair, the only thing I can tell you is that I've heard the interchangable tips don't conduct heat as well nor last as long as the fixed tip pens. Why not send Razortip an email with your questions I know they'd be helpful. Kathy
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