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Used for light cutting, slicing and shaping, this 6” double-ended ribbon tool comes in a wide variety of shapes. The ends are formed from high-carbon heat-treated steel and are firmly attached to hardwood handles.
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This 6” .035" diameter wire end tool provides the potter and sculptor with a series of shapes designed for light cutting and slicing as well as removing controlled amounts and shapes of clay.
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These tools are used by potters and sculptors for medium duty clay cutting, shaping, and slicing. These 8” ribbon tools have cutting ends formed from high strength sharpened stainless steel that are fi rmly attached to hardwood handles.
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Used for smoothing, shaping and finishing pottery pieces. Molded from pliable rubber. We offer them in two kidney shapes and different grades of resiliency.
Flexibility: Soft
Length: 4.1"
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This 6”, .035 diameter wire end tool provides the potter and sculptor with a series of shapes designed for light cutting and slicing as well as removing controlled amounts and shapes of clay.
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Made from high carbon heat treated music wire. Its size allows you to produce fine detail in small sculptures. Approximately 4.25" long.
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This 6” .035" diameter wire end tool provides the potter and sculptor with a series of shapes designed for light cutting and slicing as well as removing controlled amounts and shapes of clay.
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Use this tool to transfer measurements from a model to the clay and measure thickness and diameters. Made from imported hardwood with rust-free hardware that is easily adjusted by hand. Approximately 10" long.
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Used for many applications. Decorators and crafters are finding new applications for these wonderful little tools all the time. Dots, signatures, and details are all part of the fun. Each stylus is made of hardened steel and firmly set into...
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This rib is made from smooth-finished hardwood and employs the basic shapes required for opening, shaping, curving, smoothing, and trimming wet clay on the potter’s wheel.
Length: 4.4”
Width: 2”
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