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Clay Cutters

Clay cutters for slabs and details: round and shaped cutters, stamp cutters, hole cutters for clean openings and bevel cutters for mitered joins.

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Clay Cutters questions

Clay cutters for slabs and details: round and shaped cutters, stamp cutters, hole cutters for clean openings and bevel cutters for mitered joins.

Common questions

What tools do I need for handbuilding pottery?

A rolling pin with slab guides, a needle tool, a fettling or craft knife, a rib, a sponge and a few modeling tools are enough to start with pinch, coil and slab work.

How thick should a clay slab be?

About 1/4 in suits most mugs, plates and boxes. Tiles and ornaments can be thinner; large platters and planters are usually a little thicker.

How do I stop slab pieces from cracking at the joins?

Score both edges, add slip, press firmly, then reinforce the inside seam with a thin coil. Dry the piece slowly under loose plastic.

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