U Shape Handheld Clay Extruder
Looking for a handheld clay extruder that can effortlessly slice through a slab of clay to make a U-foot shape for feet or handles? The R3 U Shape Handheld Clay Extruder is exactly the pottery tool you've been searching for!
- Slices through a slab to make a U-foot shape
- Angled, stainless-steel blade leaves clean edges and pulls through clay effortlessly
- 4 3/8-inch (11 cm)-long hardwood handle
- Great for feet, handles, and more
- Adjustable-depth ski controls the thickness of the cut
- The thumb screw allows for easy ski adjustment
- Max approx. blade width 19 mm X height 18 mm
- Min approx. blade width 15 mm X height 10 mm
- Wood grain may vary
USES/BENEFITS
- Make feet for slab-built pieces
- Ideal for hand-builders and useful for throwers
- Consistent shape and adjustable thickness
- So easy to use; avoid all that pulling
- Works on a variety of clay types
- Always-sharp stainless-steel blade won’t rust or shatter
- A variety of basic and intricate shapes are available
Looking for a handheld clay extruder that can effortlessly slice through a slab of clay to make a U-foot shape for feet or handles? The R3 U Shape Handheld Clay Extruder is exactly the pottery tool you've been searching for!
- Slices through a slab to make a U-foot shape
- Angled, stainless-steel blade leaves clean edges and pulls through clay effortlessly
- 4 3/8-inch (11 cm)-long hardwood handle
- Great for feet, handles, and more
- Adjustable-depth ski controls the thickness of the cut
- The thumb screw allows for easy ski adjustment
- Max approx. blade width 19 mm X height 18 mm
- Min approx. blade width 15 mm X height 10 mm
- Wood grain may vary
USES/BENEFITS
- Make feet for slab-built pieces
- Ideal for hand-builders and useful for throwers
- Consistent shape and adjustable thickness
- So easy to use; avoid all that pulling
- Works on a variety of clay types
- Always-sharp stainless-steel blade won’t rust or shatter
- A variety of basic and intricate shapes are available
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