Maori Art Swap - Oti! (finished) - Other Crafts

T TikiAno Tiki Socialite San Diego, CA Joined: Aug 07, 2012 Posts: 1382	T TikiAno Posted posted on Thu, Jun 2, 2016 10:05 PM Mike and Wendy, I don't have the name of the tool, it's made by a guy here in San Diego. He makes a few other neat items- he brought this one by the clay studio one day when I was working and I tried it out and was sold. Mike, they may have them at Freeform Clay, supposedly they're buying a few of his other tools. It's a pretty simple tool but can cut really fine lines- or thicker ones with a slight pressure change. Pretty neat. This is really the first time I've used it so I'm checking it out to see how well it works. So far it's way better than the small triangular ribbon tools- and supposedly won't break as easily (or so I was told).

Mike and Wendy, I don't have the name of the tool, it's made by a guy here in San Diego. He makes a few other neat items- he brought this one by the clay studio one day when I was working and I tried it out and was sold. Mike, they may have them at Freeform Clay, supposedly they're buying a few of his other tools.

It's a pretty simple tool but can cut really fine lines- or thicker ones with a slight pressure change. Pretty neat. This is really the first time I've used it so I'm checking it out to see how well it works. So far it's way better than the small triangular ribbon tools- and supposedly won't break as easily (or so I was told).

Post #764576 by TikiAno on Thu, Jun 2, 2016 10:05 PM