To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
A 10½" x 8½" plaster sprig mold for making clay fossils. To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
A 8¼" x 7" plaster sprig mold containing two sizes of salamanders and dragonflies. To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
A 5¼" x 4" plaster sprig mold for making six different decorative feet. Ideal for teapots and other objects you want to add feet to. To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
A 7" x 6¼" plaster sprig mold containing two sizes of turtles and frogs. To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
Rim Template 2 pack includes:
1 - Salad plate template 10.75"
1 - Dinner Plate template 13.75"
Create a decorative rim with the 6.5" & 9.5 Rounds or 7" & 10" Slim Rounds
Jeff Rottman created a FB live video that showed how these are used. You can watch it a replay here.
Faster trimming with better results! StudioPro Foam Trimming Bats offer a superior alternative to adhering the rims of pots to the wheelhead using clay coils. Because pots are held in place by the foam and not stuck down, you have the ability to lift and inspect your piece frequently during trimming. The foam also protects your pot's rim from damage while inverted on the bat. Pots can be easily centered using the concentric rings on the bats as a guide. Our Trimming Bats are made using foam selected for just the right density and grip. Keep in mind that the thicker the foam, the more unsteady smaller pieces will be during trimming, so be sure to select the correct thickness for your pots. For example, 1/4 ” foam works well for smaller, lighter work without extreme rim alteration. Whereas 3/4" foam is best used for heavier pieces or pots with uneven rims that need more protection.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
A 5¼" x 4" plaster sprig mold for making six different decorative feet. Ideal for teapots and other objects you want to add feet to. To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and shape into any form you desire.
The Tool Kit includes 1 each of these 4 VERY useful tools when working with GR Pottery Forms Sue Tool The Sue Tool is a Compass turned into a measuring device, to score a line to develop a consistent lip outside of the body of the form. Works well with WA system and Oval shapes. Watch the video below to see a potter using the Sue Tool! Modeling Tool Kemper wood Clay Modeling tool. JA 20 Great for cleaning and joining a clay foot. Notched Rib This is a Mud Tools rib cut in half to use the center hole as an edge rounding/burnishing function. Haven't found a rounding tool that can last longer than the material that the Mud Tool ribs provide. Also works well to clean and detail unwanted clay from slab surfaces, especially corners. Foot Maker The Foot Maker is used to cut beveled stripes of clay to easily provide equal sized edges to efficiently construct a foot. Watch the video below for more info on using the Foot Maker
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
To transfer the design to your clay slab, place slab on mold, and either use a heavy clay roller, or press firmly with your hands. Remove clay from mold and add onto any form you desire.
The Studio Pro Bat Adapter allows the use of 8" and 10" bats on larger wheel heads that are not drilled to accept smaller size bats with holes 6" apart on center.
The Dot is a clay level and trimming wheel in one. The clay level was designed to help leveling clay work on a bisque trimming chuck or any trimming support before trimming. The trimming wheel is designed to hold down the green ware pottery on wheel for ease of trimming needs. It is made with precision-machined aluminum wheels and stainless-steel ball bearings for smooth rotation.
Take the guesswork out of sizing lids for your pots. One tool is all you need. Simply insert the narrow end of Lid Master into the pot, and the wide end automatically becomes a sizing guide. Use it to create lids that actually fit quickly and efficiently every time! The Standard size has an 11" capacity. Reassemble the wing nut and screw into the 12½% hole. Now you can throw a new lid for an already-fired pot without guessing the size. A typical clay shrinks about 12½% from wet to the fired state. Measure fired pot with the inside end of the Lid Master. Tighten the wing nut to lock in the measurement. Now throw a new lid using the outside end for your measurement. It will shrink to fit once it's dried and fired. Bracker's Suggestion: Don't throw away the packaging card that comes with the Giffin Lid Master. Not only help it help you remember how to use the Lid Master, it will also remind you how the washers go back onto the Lid Master when you switch between the standard 1:1 hole to the 12½% shrinkage hole.
