Tools

This wooden rib is ideal for modelling ceramic sculpture and shaping the form while wheelforming. The wooden rib can be used for compressing the clay. Can be used to help pull up the pot, however, their different styles lend themselves to achieving many different shapes and designs in hand building and sculptural work also.

Boxwood Modelling Tool 25cm BWMT8/8 25cm (10") Wooden modeling tools come in a variety of shapes, and they are useful in all sorts of hand-building. Although called modeling tools, the triangular-headed varieties are also excellent trimming tools while throwing on the wheel.

A necessity for all potters, this thin needle set in a hardwood handle is used to cut through and remove the uneven top edge or thrown items. The needle makes a clean smooth cut with a minimum of drag.

The hard flattened metal ends mean ribbon tools can be used for both turning and modelling. Made from stainless steel, and hard wood handle, providing sharp ribbon and durability. 210mm

Japanese style 'Kigushi' combing tool, make patterns of two of more parallel lines when scraped across the surface of a pot. Length - 90mm Width - 50mm

Stainless steel handle. 18cm long. Texture clay with crisp linear patterns. Roller head 1cm wide.

Sydney Heath

Sydney Heath

Slip trailing can be used to create decorative lines and patterns. Rubber bulb used for decorating clay. Ideal for applying slip (liquid clay) in consistent line or dot patterns. Can also be used as a vacuum tool to remove excess slip and debris. Slip Trailer. Measures approximately 5.3' x 2.0'.

45mm Sponge with plastic handle. And easy way to apply underglaze and glaze to large areas. Use like a mini paint roller. 175mm complete length

Turning tools are used to trim excess clay of thrown greenware. These tools combine hardwood with sharpened stainless steel ends.