Makin's Clay Tool Kit: Boost Your Creative Projects with High-Quality Tools Review

Any metal I like. I work with ceramics so many tips are useful and easy to store because you just have to change tips.

Feel free to just buy them! Such a beautiful and high quality stainless steel set for potters and hand makers. I only got these a few weeks ago and they are already my main tools - I'm almost ready to give away most of my other tools that I have accumulated over the years. Great storage box. I feel like a pro.

This set has all the tools I could ever need to work with clay. The tools are simply screwed into two reversible handles and can be quickly replaced if necessary. Suitable for both air dry and polymer clay models, for both large and small projects. Whether you're a pro or just working with clay as a hobby, these tools are a must-have, come with their own carrying case, and are reasonably priced.

I've been looking for a good set for a long time. Everything I've seen so far is expensive and made of plastic. This kit is all metal and works great. The box it comes in has movable dividers so you can organize it however you like. The kit comes with two poles and you can attach something to either end. The box was a bit difficult to open the first time, but then it became quite easy. This set is great and has a wide variety of tools.

My friend gave me this for Christmas. I started playing with polymer clay about a month before Christmas. Until I got this I used things I found around the house. I tried using drinking glasses as rolling pins, knives as cutting tools, and toothpicks to add texture. These tools have made working with clay so much easier and more enjoyable! It has everything a beginner needs and the carrying case is perfect.

Bought this set as a gift and my friend loved it. She's recently started experimenting with design, and this set was the perfect starting point for her to decide if it's an artistic path she'd like to pursue—without breaking the bank or investing in tools that might not have used them later. The quality is good enough to effectively use and practice the methods she might want to develop. I recommend this set as the proverbial stepping stone to any potter's journey.

I can't believe how many tools are in this set! bullet embosser (although none are as tiny as I'd like for precious metal clay), 2 serrated and 1 straight rotating cutting blade, maybe 18-24 other "pointed" tools to attach to bullet grips (sorry I have no idea what 90% of them are called). The green plastic case with clear lid they came in holds a lot more than these tools, so I placed the dividers to match some of my other PMC tools. They all appear to be brass or aluminum so I don't expect…

I can find household items to create half of the textures in this set. And some seem to do that too, only the line is a millimeter shorter, for example. This would be a good investment for a beginner - someone trying to get a wide range of texturing, cutting and modeling tools at a reasonable price while expecting good quality - rather than the plastic tools sold in some stores (although these actually work fine). for some polymer clay uses) - comes neatly organized in its own reusable plastic…