Pyrography 101: Safety First

Lesson 1: Don't Be a Dragon's Bane

Welcome, young pyrographers! In this esteemed course, we'll teach you the art of setting fire to your enemies... I mean, your enemies of creativity. But first, let's start with the basics: safety.

When wielding a blowtorch, it's essential to wear protection of some sort, lest ye suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune... or, you know, just a nasty burn.

Here's a list of safety must-haves:

• Steel-toed shoes. Not just for dancing, folks.
• A fire-resistant jumpsuit. You know, for when things get hot.
• A face shield. Because, well, faces are sensitive.
• A fire extinguisher. Just in case things get out of hand.

Now that we've got the safety talk out of the way, let's move on to the next lesson.

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