Review on 🏺 ARTEZA Pottery and Polymer Clay Tools, 42-Piece Sculpting Set with Wooden Handles and Steel Tips, Ideal for Pottery Modeling, Smoothing, Carving, and Ceramics by Hannah Curi

Honestly this set is good for those who are just starting out and want to have as many logoed tools as possible. I bought them thinking they shouldn't be that bad, but once I checked how strong the metal is and how easily they bend, I knew I had to return them. Also, the ribbed metal logo looked like it was going to wear out and some of the instruments were poorly finished. For example, some had a crazy ridge where a good end or edge should be. I've attached some pictures to see for myself. Also if you like needles this set is for you, because almost every other double-ended tool has a needle on one side. Like I said, this is a good product if you're not serious about pottery and don't mind carrying around a lot of tools that you probably won't be using. But if you want something that will last a while, just buy a Kemper or other tool kits that cost no more than $20-$40. Quantity and price should be a good gift. I'm sorry I was deceived. haha just buy a Kemper or other tool kits that cost no more than $20-$40. Quantity and price should be a good gift. I'm sorry I was deceived. haha just buy a Kemper or other tool kits that cost no more than $20-$40. Quantity and price should be a good gift. I'm sorry I was deceived. haha