Wood Burning Tool What Is It Called In Spanish?

I used one of those during high school at the art class. I have a faint memory of the thing, but it was much smaller, lightweight and with a finer point compared to a soldering iron.
Maybe the metal tip is made of a different material, since wood cannot dissipate heat as fast as conductors used when soldering. And maybe it is made for a continuous use instead of little touches. I don't remember if you can modulate the heath in order to achieve a different hue of brown or if you simply have to give more passes on the piece.

I am just speculating, I am sure if you have to initial something, anything would do. But if you are looking for some more extensive, you might research a little more before making up your mind.
 
I use a soldering iron to burn wood and, as you said Serafina, I have to wait between uses for it to heat up again. I would say that it is worth the effort to look for a pirograbador.
 
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