🔪 Steel Scraper by PRO ART Review

I used them for pottery class. They lasted the whole block. However, the sponge broke and the larger cutting tool became blunt.

I am very disappointed in them. Yes they were cheap but I had to sand them down and after the first use they ripped right down the middle. Don't be cheap like me. Buy good tools.

Great budget set. As a new ceramic artist and sculptor, this is a handy set. I gave it to a friend once and she liked it so much that she immediately ordered a set for herself. The case is very useful for keeping things tidy. The zipper prevents it from falling out. Highly recommended.

I have used these all the time for glazing and throwing. I've had enough of these for a long time, I bought 20 more of them and I think that I won't have to buy sponges for a long time. They seemed cheap and poor quality right away, but when they get wet and break a bit, they're great.

This set is just about ok. The wood is porous (cheap), the edges are slightly chipped. I would recommend sanding the edges. A major downside is that they will mold if you don't let them dry completely before putting them in your tool box. This has never happened to me with my other wood-ceramic instruments (like the Kemper...god I love the Kemper).