Caydo 9-in-1 Stylus Set - 5 Dual-Purpose Silicone and Ceramic Clay Tools, 4 Metal Ball Tools Review

I needed a product similar to these embossing tools. I was hoping the silicone tips would be more resilient but they are very soft. I could only use a few of these embossing tools.

I used a template and my free hand to emboss thin disposable pans with these tools! Yes, I could have used the other end of the brush, but these tools increased my versatility! Can be used with clay! I love her!

These pins are really useful. I used them for stamping metal, they have different head sizes. The only disappointment was that the silicone side is soft so I can't use it on metal. I thought it was hard silicone but it's not. Still very helpful overall

I started building tiny models and making even tinier decorations for them. These tools are perfect for things (made of polymer clay) that are too small for your fingers. Ideal for creating realistic folds and creases and applying glue.

I was hesitant to buy these tools as I bought the entire Skilled Crafter tool set but thank goodness I bought them too. I use these stylus tools more than any other set! I wouldn't even consider without sculpting them. I know they don't look good, but believe me, they do a lot of good.

I bought these for my teenager who loves to sculpt with Sculpy clay. This is a great little set of small to medium sized ball tools and knife blades. They are all double sided so there are many sizes and shapes for scoops/cookers. I'm also a sculptor and next time I need tools I'll probably get a set of these.

Good size gradation on spherical probe tips. Rubber molded edges are useful BUT there is a serious problem with rubber tips falling off mid-work. I work with very soft clay and use a very delicate touch. While I could glue them back in place, I don't expect that from a nearly new set of tools.

I recently bought these in preparation for polymer clay as an art medium. And they are great at that. For the money I've spent, they do what I want: They provide a base for learning how to work with polymer clay. Ball tools are heavy and do their job quite well. However, silicone molds are very thin. In fact, one of the silicone tools broke at the top, although I've never had this happen with any of the others. I really think the silicone should be harder if they are going to be used with…

I bought these to use with polymer clay and I am very happy with them and also the price. I mainly work with 1:12 scale polymer clay miniatures and it surprises me how often I reach for the two largest ball tools. These ball tools work well with shapes like terracotta pot. Small tools can gouge the pot where my fingers are too big. Big tools help me create professional looking big pots with little or no fingerprints. Silicone tip tools are new to me and I really like them. They allow me to work