Meuxan Pottery & Clay Large Ribbon Sculpting Tool Kit (Set of 11)

I’ve been taking ceramics classes for a full year now and I’ve used a lot of tools. These hold up just like the rest. The handles are solid wood and the metal parts are beveled so you can achieve a great edge to your work. I have used my tools for trimming and forming the foot on my vessels. These tools are of a good quality and stand up to repeated use without feeling as though the metal part will become wobbly and fall off, even repeatedly being muddy and then washed. If you work in a shared studio like I do, I recommend marking each of your tools with a bit of brightly colored nail polish. This way you can keep track of these useful and sturdy tools!

These will straight up peel the skin off your work enemies. Or if you got a fatty boom boom and wanna get some bacon of their back this will work. STRAIGHT UP

The variety of shapes really helped my carve different angles and shapes as needed. Some of the heads were a tiny loose on the handles, but I imagine if they ever fall off they will be easy enough to reattach with glue, so no biggie.If you are also using these to carve your first 3D pumpkin like me, keep in mind the skin is tough to scrape off due to these tools not being super sharp (in fairness, they ARE meant for clay) , but after that it becomes a lot easier.

Used to shave pumpkins. They didn't flex or move around at all, they held up good to a hard material they weren't made for. How many pumpkins could you shove these into before taking damage, only time will tell. Probably good for Clay idk.

My husband is a beekeeper and when he renders the beeswax, it ends up in these thick patties with propylis and gunk on the bottom that needs to be removed before I can use it to make candles. Having done wheel-thrown pottery, I thought these would make excellent tools for removing the gunk, and they did! They also work well for shaving off slivers when I'm using smaller amounts to make soap and lip balm. Recommend.