TO O L S KE M P E RTO O L S
LT SERIESRIBBONTOOLSFW SERIESFW11
Loop Tools remove controlled
Sculptors use these 6” double-ended ribbonThese Sculpting tools are
amounts of clay from pieces. The
tools for cutting, slicing and shaping. Madedesigned to withstand the
shaped cutting heads are made of
from ribbon-like steel. Available individually
FW12
heavy side loads encoun-
heavy duty stainless steel ribbon
with sharpened edges set into
for $2.89 or as a five piece set:8 R S S$ 1 7 . 4 9tered when working on
sure grip hardwood handles. The
large sculpture and wheelFW21
widest head portion is indicated.
R1 thrown pieces, these tools
are made of sharpened
LT1
FW22
1/2”$3.29
R2
stainless steel flat ribbon
and assembled with
R3
heavy duty brass ferrules.FW31
LT23/4”$3.29
Their contoured hard-
R4
wood handles fit comfort-
LT31”$3.29
R5
ably in any size hand.
FW32
$3.29 each
LT41/2”$3.29
LT51 3/4”$3.19
Cleanup Brush
CUB $3.49
LT61 1/4”$3.19Reces Smother
K20 $2.89
LT71 1/8”$3.29
Primary
LT81 3/4”$3.19
Sculpting Tool
JPS $11.75
NEEDLETOOLS
TEXTUREBRUSHES
PCN5 1/2”$ .85 5” long
PRO6 3/8”$1.99 FTB$2.79
PNH5”$1.49 SWB$3.29
SAWS& DRILLS
MULTIDRILLTOOL
SBRSaber Saw 5 3/8”$2.79
This stainless steel hand tool drills different sized holes with
one tool. Each notch represents a diferent hole diameter:
K31Zig-Zag Saw 5 3/8”$3.59
1/16”, 3/16”, 5/16” 7/16”, 1/2”, 5/8” and 3/4”. MDT $2.69
K32HD ZZ Saw 5 3/8”$3.79
GBCGlaze & Bisque Saw$4.25
SPDSalt & Pepper Drill$3.29
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