How to Make a Mini Pyrography Tool

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Introduction: How to Make a Mini Pyrography Tool

About: https://www.youtube.com/dashboard?o=U

Nice idea !!
We need:

2 sewing needles one second medical
Power supply from the mobile phone (I'll use on Iphone 10W USB Power Adapter . ( apple )

Model no: A1357 0010ADU00 Input 100-240 V 0.45A 50-60Hz Output: 5.1 V 2.1A )

Threadheat shrink tubing
Super glue
Soldering Iron
Barbecue skewers

Step 1: Photo & Video Instructables



Step 2: A Long-awaited Video About How to Make a Mini Pyrography Tool at Home.

Step 3: It's Quite Simple to Make a Small Pyrography Tool and It Can Be Made at Home With Just Two Needles and Old Unnecessary Power Supply From Mobile Phone.

Step 4: Since Now at Technology Lessons You Will Have the Most Extraordinary Pyrography Tool.

Step 5: Good Luck! Please Subscribe to My Channel on YouTube! Have a Nice Day !

3 People Made This Project!

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34 Comments

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marcocestarolli
marcocestarolli

3 years ago

I tried this with several phone chargers but none of them gets the tip hot. Could it be that they have a short circuit safety built in? Or not enough watt? They are mostly 5v 1 to 2 A. Thanks

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Anargopunk
Anargopunk

6 years ago

no need for a resistor

i have read in a few comments that a current limiting should be added, but most if not all powersupplies have a current limitation internal. for this to work there should be more than 2A of current, given that an apple power charger is 5V the resistor should dissipate more than 10W, most resistors are rated 1/4W, also that kind of resistor would be bulky and will become warm, instead of the tip becoming hot making the tool useless

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martonthenagy
martonthenagy

Reply 5 years ago

+1 Just for compensating the false idea of resistors.
Here you _must_not_ include a resistor. Any resistor equal, or larger than 0.1 Ohm will get the most of the voltage drop, so the needles will not get any, so the power will go to the wrong place.
But, You need current limiting to not burn Your house down.
* When using the specified kind of phone adapters, current limiting is in the adapter.
* When using 9V alkaline battery, the current limiting is in the battery, because it cannot give You too much current (based in chemistry).
* When You use a powerful power supply, set up current limiting, or decrease voltage to get the ideal voltage / amperage ratio.

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kyle9013
kyle9013

6 years ago

Can someone tell me where to get the Needles? Ive looked saw some, but i wanna make sure I get the right ones.

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TracyBoorman
TracyBoorman

Reply 6 years ago

I found them at animal farm supply places if that helps

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TracyBoorman
TracyBoorman

6 years ago

I have a question, could I use heat shrink tube to hold needles instead of thread and glue?

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Mad Fox
Mad Fox

7 years ago on Introduction

FIY: ADD A CURRENT LIMITING RESISTOR

If not, it's possible for this to short out the power supply, which may cause fuse to blow up, and might cause a fire.... so for your own sake, add a current limiting resistor. You can calculate the value you need using Ohm's Law

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IIsayiahA
IIsayiahA

Reply 6 years ago

Should the resistor go between the needles and the battery BEFORE the positive connects to the needles, or AFTER the needles? Also, how would you calculate the resistance needed?

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Mad Fox
Mad Fox

Reply 6 years ago

You can connect it either way, it work both way. But personally I prefer to connect it before the needle. You can calculate the value of the resistor using Ohm's law

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tlr_lucifer
tlr_lucifer

7 years ago

with out a current limiting resistor between the needles and the supply, the needles will act like a short which will pull as much current from the supply as possable. this is not good! in the case of the apple charger being used as the supply, it is very likely it has current limiting built in. but for the people who will try to build this with a different supply it is good to include.

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IIsayiahA
IIsayiahA

Reply 6 years ago

Should the resistor go between the needles and the battery BEFORE the positive connects to the needles, or AFTER the needles? Also, how would you calculate the resistance needed?

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saugata.roy
saugata.roy

6 years ago

Hey... great idea. I tried building this myself but the entire syringe
needle got so hot that it burnt the wooden pencil and the threads almost
instantly. Is there any way to control the temperature and limit the
heat to the tip? Perhaps I should use a voltage divider or something to
limit the current.... right?

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saugata.roy
saugata.roy

6 years ago

Hey... great idea. I tried building this myself but the entire syringe
needle got so hot that it burnt the wooden pencil and the threads almost
instantly. Is there any way to control the temperature and limit the
heat to the tip? Perhaps I should use a voltage divider or something to
limit the current.... right?

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DIYWEAPONS
DIYWEAPONS

6 years ago

Im not sure what i did wrong but this didnt work, i could be the old charger i used?

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grag808
grag808

7 years ago

You need to renew your domain . looks like it has expired 11 days ago. :/
Just so you know.
Oбнови Домен . ;)

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Ultra-Indigo
Ultra-Indigo

7 years ago

I really like this! Could you use more or less than 10 watts, would that affect how hot it gets? What would a limiting resistor look like in the circuit?

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Yonatan24
Yonatan24

Reply 7 years ago

More watts is always better

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blakehx
blakehx

7 years ago

Very neat idea! How do the needles get so hot but not melt / burn the thread, glue and heat-shrink?

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LosDragonesSF

Espectacular idea y muy sencilla de realizar ademas de lo económico de la propuesta, gracias por compartir.