The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher - Wood Tamer
The Wood Tamer

The Egg - Ceramic Burnisher

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"The Egg" Ceramic Burnisher was created by the Wood Tamer with ergonomics and functionality in mind.  It is convex on one side to get into hollows on your piece eg the inside of a spoon bowl and concave on the other side for burnishing rounded areas eg the back of the bowl on a spoon.  As well as this the edge of burnisher has a varying radius that can also be used to burnish with. 
The egg shape means that it fits comfortably into the palm of your hand or pinched between your thumb and fingers.

We are taking preorders now for our first batch Mid March.

FAQs

Q1 – Should you apply the oil/wax after or before Burnishing? 

Answer - We would recommend applying oil or wax after burnishing.

Q2 – When burnishing the bowl of a spoon, should you burnish with or across the grain?

Answer - You can rub up and down and round and round and across every which way.  What it is actually doing is compacting the fibres back in on themselves.  Go nuts. Just make sure to support any thinner/vulnerable sections of your piece so as not to crack or break it.

Q3 - What do I do if my burnisher gets dirty or has a raised grain that is leaving marks on the wood?

Answer - You can rub your burnisher back with some fine wet and dry sandpaper to clean it up or remove raised grain/grit. We recommend doing this under running water or in bowl to avoid creating ceramic dust.

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