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The Pro 400 series features a high carbon steel blade that has been hardened and tempered for superior edge retention and long lasting performance. The blade is set within a hardwood handle and secured by industrial epoxy and brass ferrule.
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This tool is used by potters and sculptors for medium duty clay cutting, shaping, andslicing. This 8” ribbon tools has cutting ends formed from high-strength sharpenedstainless steel that are firmly attached to hardwood handles.
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1.25" loop, approximately 5" long. Used to remove controlled amounts of clay from wheel-thrown and sculpture pieces. The shaped cutting head is made from a heavy stainless steel ribbon with sharpened edges.
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This tool has a fine, sharp needle used for the placement of the lace as well as a blade curved with a point for pressing and cleanup. The blade is stainless steel with a hardwood handle for a total length...
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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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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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1.125" loop, approximately 5" long. Used to remove controlled amounts of clay from wheel-thrown and sculpture pieces. The shaped cutting head is made from a heavy stainless steel ribbon with sharpened edges
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Just the answer for your fine sculpting, detailing, and trimming requirements. These miniature sculpting tools are made of fine ribbon steel, heat treated for maximum strength. Firmly set in 1/4” diameter by 5” aluminum handle, these tools are ideal for working with...
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The Pro 400 series features a high carbon steel blade that has been hardened and tempered for superior edge retention and long lasting performance. The blade is set within a hardwood handle and secured by industrial epoxy and brass ferrule....
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