Handmade pottery Potter's Tool Kit with 8 Essential Tools

Potter's Tool Kit with 8 Essential Tools

Product Features

* Contains the 8 most essential tools for potters
* Components are made of high quality steel and hardwood
* Tools included for shaping, cutting, smoothing and decorating
* Tools are provided in a storage pouch with a zipper style closure
* Substantial savings by purchasing as a set

A complete set of tools with everything. For engraving, cutting corners for flexible & Handmade pottery clay pot you will enjoy the artwork more

Product Description

Here is a perfect starter kit that has the most popular tools in a convenient vinyl pouch w/zipper closure. This is a "must have" tool set for anyone beginning to work with clay or who knows someone that is. It is also perfect for studios and schools that want to offer a quality tool set to their students. The components are made from high quality steel and polished hardwoods. This ensures years of productive use. All of the most sought-after basic tools are included in this set. It includes a loop tool for removing clay, a ribbon tool for cutting, slicing and shaping, a needle tool to cut clay strips or holes and to make designs or place objects, a potters rib for shaping and smoothing, a modeling tool for cutting, smoothing, contouring and decorating, a smooth scraper for shaping and trimming, a sponge and a wire clay cutter for slicing clay or trimming pots and other objects.

Customer Reviews

I purchased this off my granddaughter's wish list for her 7th birthday. It arrived at her house very quickly. She was delighted with the set. Her Mom is familiar with the tools so there was no question about them. She was able to figure it out on her own anyway. Pieces were easy to use and she was creating right away. A very good purchase.

I bought the exact same set for my pottery class, and now I have used it for 1 year, and they are still in good condition, greate things for a really greate price! The tools you get is the only tools you will need as a beginner. The only thing is to let them dry before you put them into a plastic bag, they are made out of wood, and can get mold on them if you dont let them dry befor putting them in a container...
i love this tools...