🔪 AMACO Stainless Steel Clay Slicer with Adjustable Handle - Model 1473770 Review

works as expected. it's like a giant cheese cutter. I suggest using a piece of wood to line the sides of the clay block before cutting. This will give you the best chance of matching tiles of the same size. I like that it keeps a good distance.

I'm the worst at giving every kid in my class the same amount of play dough. Old fashioned wire cutters always gave me wobbly pieces. It took me a while to get used to it, but once I did I had pretty much perfect records for every kid. That was great! I had a bit of trouble cutting it to the bottom of the tone, but I suspect it was mostly user error. Seriously because I used my needle to clean up the edges and almost broke it! While this thing just cuts through with no problem. I only used it…

I have been using changeable slicers for a long time but came across this slicer while looking for other things. I love this slicer! The clay comes off the brick evenly which makes my life a lot easier. The ceramist is highly recommended.

Not the strongest and not the biggest, but enough for cutting panels at home when your cooperative workshop is closed due to the pandemic. You must be careful when pulling the plate through as the cutting edge will move if not kept perfectly straight. However, it's a lot easier than wire if, like me, you can't cut straight with wire, even marking clay! If you're good with wire, you don't need it.

I use this to cut clay slabs and give them out to my students. I carry a bag of clay from table to table and can quickly cut out a piece of clay and then have the student at the table divide the clay into equal pieces for each student at the table. It saves me a lot of prep time and the panels are pretty much a consistent size. Very easy to use and my students watch me fascinated as I cut the panels.