Burned Wood Smell

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phippsto

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I have recently had my first experience with laser pen engraving. The pen is a PSI Cigar with CA finish.

Naturally the laser burns through the CA and into the wood. I did not expect the aroma of burned wood would be so noticeable after the laser engraving process.

I would appreciate any information about ways to mitigate the smell. I wonder if it will subside over time. Should I consider re-coating the pen with CA?

Any information will be much appreciated.
 
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Dont know about that, but I had lasix surgery a few years ago and I could smell my corneas burning. Really weird.
 

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Burn smell

I have recently had my first experience with laser pen engraving. The pen is a PSI Cigar with CA finish.

Naturally the laser burns through the CA and into the wood. I did not expect the aroma of burned wood would be so noticeable after the laser engraving process.

I would appreciate any information about ways to mitigate the smell. I wonder if it will subside over time. Should I consider re-coating the pen with CA?

Any information will be much appreciated.

The smell of burned wood will abate over time...how much time would depend on a lot of factors though. Woodburning is fairly common though and most things that I see with woodburned logos, etc. do not smell like burned wood so either it abates or there is something can be done about it. (I don't know what though)
 
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