Happy days we’ve found a new must-have tool to add to our craft kit, and it’s powering up our makes. The new Maker X Wood & Crafter Kit from Worx is set to become a crafting classic. This sleek clever multi-functional tool will boost your craft skills with its beginner-friendly design. It’s easy to use and battery operated so you can craft on the go. It allows you to work on wood, metal and glass in a variety of ways, all with a cordless battery and lightweight design. Get ready to level up your craft game.
Traditional wood burning is enjoying a surge in popularity, and fans of pyrography will love the Maker X’s slimline heat tool, which is held like a pen for ease of use and has a variety of tips to create numerous designs. If you’ve been wanting to try pyrography for a while but haven’t been sure where to start, this is the tool for you. The temperature of the heat tool can be set to help achieve the perfect finish and it comes with an array of decorative tips which are easily interchangeable. The heat tool is ideal for fine work as well as larger designs and the powerful battery ensures you have plenty of time to create your designs.
The hub and powerful 20V battery are compatible with other tools in the range too, including the cordless airbrush which is perfect for adding a subtle splash of colour to your finished designs. We’ll show you how to use it below to add a snow affect to your Scandi Christmas village.
Find out more about Maker X at www.worx-uk.com/makerx and read on to see it in action in our DIY winter window scene tutorial.
How to make a Scandi wooden village window scene
You will need:
- Worx Maker X Wood & Metal Crafter Kit – buy it here
- Worx 20v Maker X Ink/Paint Cordless Air Brush* – buy it here
- Wooden village scene – pre-cut shapes
- Small wooden houses
- Wooden stars
- Wooden snowflakes
- White acrylic paint
- Pencil
Before you start
- Ensure the battery is fully charged using the charger provided.
- Important: Make sure the hub speed control is set to “Min” before plugging the heat tool into it.
- Do not change the nibs on the heat tool until it has completely cooled down.
- Set the tool temperature to 480 degrees using the instruction manual provided in the kit.