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Shape 2 is the firstborn in the Mudtools family. It is a remake of Michael Sherrill’s favorite old rib and a workhorse for throwing, smoothing and compressing.
C$13.50
NEW from Mudtools. It's great for burnishing, compressing, slip trailing and more! Available in small, medium, and large sizes to suit your needs perfectly. Stock your toolbox with one today!
C$14.25
Japanese inspired & reimagined, as the name implies, we think this trim tool does it all.
C$37.50
Kemper has put together the perfect kit for the beginning potter, in or out of the classroom.
C$54.00
Shape 3 is 5" wide and gives a good sweep across the clay. This is a good rib if you throw larger objects. Michael Sherrill uses the Green Medium or Blue Firm because they are stiffer and bite into the clay.
C$13.50
Garrity Tools' designed this pottery tool around our favorite stemless wine glasses to give you the prefect tumbler curve.
C$29.00
The Mudshark is designed to combine the two tools most commonly used when throwing pots: a needle tool to trim the rim at the top and a fettling knife to cut away the waste at the base.
C$15.95
Claypron by Echo Ceramics is the ceramics artist's split apron. This is the original design, created and perfected by master potter Ki Cho in the late 1990s.
C$62.95
Shape 0 is Mudtools smallest rib and one of their best sellers. The traditional kidney-shape is the most universally recognized clay tool. These little ribs can get into tight places and are good for detail work.
C$13.50
Rim Rib is a high-quality anodized aluminum tool for measuring, compressing, smoothing, texturing, and edging rims. It's designed for durability and rust resistance.
C$12.25
Inspired by Jeff from GR Pottery, EDGY is the latest polymer rib, designed for precise edge rounding and burnishing. This curvy little showboat will be available in all four of the classic colours and flexibilities.
C$19.95
The Small Bowl Rib is designed to give as many radius sweeps on the clay as possible. With a smaller curve in the front and bigger curve in the back, this is a workhorse of a rib.
C$19.65
The Orange Absorbent pop-up sponge is the perfect throwing sponge. More absorbent than the White Finishing and the Blue Workhorse, it is the sponge Michael Sherrill uses for throwing.
C$11.60
Sometimes you need to make a point! The corner on Shape 4 gives a beautiful line on the clay. You also get two flat surfaces and three radiuses. Michael Sherrill wants this one in his toolbox if he’s stranded on a deserted island.
C$13.50
The Carving Bow is the little brother of the Mudcutter. It’s well suited for faceting, hand building and also handy if you work with polymer clay.
C$70.00
This sponge is excellent for finishing work, final detail and clean-up of surfaces and won’t pull out grog or other materials in the clay body. Think of it like a chamois sponge.
C$13.50
Xiem Studio Tools innovative peel-and-stick self-adhesive foam trimming bat is ideal for trimming large bowls and plates without the use of a coil to attach the piece to the wheel head.
C$19.85
Garrity Tools' Unfoot 1 provides a simple way to give your clay vessel a bit of a lift.
C$24.95
Popular with potters, this is the classic sponge used for throwing. Much less expensive than the classic "elephant ear" sponge (although they will not last as long). Excellent for use in a teaching studio.
C$1.90
Compared to other Kemper wire cutters this tool has heavier handles and thicker, 36” long wire for cutting and trimming large bodies of clay.
C$9.35
Xiem Batmate™ is the perfect solution for annoying bat jitter and warping. Place Batmate™ below your problem bats on the wheel and instantly your warped bats become stable. It is also great for trimming bowls and plates.
C$16.75
Shape 1 is a Mudtools best seller. Not too big and not too small. It's just right. The traditional kidney-shaped rib is the most universally recognized pottery tool. It fits well in the hand and is useful for sculpting, hand building and throwing clay.
C$13.50