How many volts does a fractal burn? What is the best wood for fractal burning?

Fractal burning also called Lichtenberg, is a process that creates designs on wood using high-voltage electricity and a conductive solution.

The patterns and design look like lightning strikes. Deputy Billeb said the fractal burning practice is sometimes done by using high voltage from the microwave.

How many volts does a fractal burn?

Microwave oven transformers operate with alternating current and are commonly used in the process of fractal wood burning as they are generally easy to access.

They can generate extremely high voltage ranging between 1000 and 15,000 volts (V), which can create a fatal current of 500 to 2000 milliamps (mA).

What is the best wood for fractal burning?

The best 5 kinds of wood for fractal burning are cedar, oak, maple, walnut and olive. There are 3 things in wood that determine the best results from factual burning. The density of the wood, the tightness of grain and the grain pattern.