1. RB2 - POTTER'S RIB 4 1/4"

    This rib is  made from smooth finished hardwood,and employ the basic shapes required for opening, shaping, curving, smoothing and trimming wet clay on the potter’s wheel.
  2. RB6 - POTTER'S RIB 4 1/8"

    This rib is made from smooth finished hardwood, and employ the basic shapes required for opening, shaping, curving, smoothing and trimming wet clay on the potter’s wheel.  
  3. RB8 - POTTER'S RIB 5 3/4"

    These wooden ribs are made from smooth-finished hardwood, and employ the basic shapes required for opening, shaping, curving, smoothing and trimming wet clay on the potter's wheel. Approximately 5.75" long.  
  4. K34 - TRIMMER KNIFE

    For jobs where slim and sharp count. This tool is used to trim clay and to cut out designs. Thissemi-flexible blade is keenly sharpened for a smooth cut. The stainless steel blade is firmly set in a smooth hardwood handle for a...
  5. RB5 - POTTER'S RIB 5 3/4"

    This rib is made from smooth finished hardwood, and employ the basic shapes required for opening, shaping, curving, smoothing and trimming wet clay on the potter’s wheel.  
  6. RB3 - POTTER'S RIB 4 1/4"

    This rib is made from smooth finished hardwood, and employ the basic shapes required for opening, shaping, curving, smoothing and trimming wet clay on the potter’s wheel. Length: 4.4” Width:1.7”  
  7. S10 - STEEL SCRAPER 10

    Used for shaping, smoothing and trimming pottery shapes. The steel scrapers (S) are made from thin flexible spring stainless steel.
  8. S4 - STEEL SCRAPER 4

    Used for shaping, smoothing and trimming pottery shapes. The steel scrapers (S) are made from thin flexible spring stainless steel.  
  9. S3 - STEEL SCRAPER 4"

    Used for shaping, smoothing and trimming pottery shapes. The steel scrapers (S) are made from thin flexible spring stainless steel.
  10. S1 - STEEL SCRAPER 1

      Used for shaping, smoothing and trimming pottery shapes. Made from thin flexible spring stainless steel. Approximately 4.5" long.

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