These 1/4" Spacers are perfect for placing under your Form while the clay dries to a stiff, leather-hard, and helps keep the rims from warping.

The Studio Board 12x10" is the perfect ware board for any potter. Studio boards are to be used as a work surface and to assist when flipping work. They are not designed to be used for drying or wedging clay on. Because the boards are thin and made of wood, they cannot be left wet for too long or they could get soft or warp. Best practice for caring for the Studio Boards is to ensure they dry fully between uses, and that the clay is not overly moist. Studio Boards are measured in inches, and are 1/4" thick. Weight: 1.0 lbs

The Studio Board 20x16" is the perfect ware board for any potter, especially if you are working on larger pieces. Studio boards are to be used as a work surface and to assist when flipping work. They are not designed to be used for drying or wedging clay on. Because the boards are thin and made of wood, they cannot be left wet for too long or they could get soft or warp. Best practice for caring for the Studio Boards is to ensure they dry fully between uses, and that the clay is not overly moist. Studio Boards are measured in inches, and are 1/4" thick. Weight: 2.5 lbs

This compass turned into a measuring device, the Sue Tool is used to score a line to develop a consistent lip outside of the body of the form. *Colors available: Blue, Green, Orange or Red.

The WA Board is a key component of our WA2 Wheel Attachment System. The WA Board is a Bat that is used to prep and manage slabs to use with the WA2. The groove in the bottom helps to locate Bat pins for an easy attachment. The smooth surface allows the maker to compress the slab or add texture with the help of the potters wheel. It is also helpful to manage large plates as they are drying. The WA Board is 15" in diameter, and is designed for wheel heads with 10" spacing between Bat pins. WA Board is measured in inches. Weight: 2.9 lbs

The second generation of our Wheel Attachment System, the WA2 System is perfect for use in conjunction with all of the RD2 Round Forms with a 2-pin Key system, and is still compatible with the OG Rounds, OG Slim Rounds, and Rim Templates by simply removing the outside pin. The WA2 System Includes: (1) WA2 (1) WA Board (1) WA2 Key - Includes 2 Pins Fits most U.S. standard wheel heads with 10" bat pins. Measures 15" in diameter.

The Wallie Starter Pack comes with five of the most popular 4" Wallie Forms and is a great option for making trinket dishes, ramekins, and more! The second generation of Wallie Forms now come with the pulls embedded in the forms, making it easier than ever to create your pieces! Wallie Starter Pack includes: (1) Rounded Rectangle Wallie - 5x4" (1) Square Wallie- 4" (1) Spherical Square - 4" (1) Hexagon Wallie - 4" (1) Spherical Triangle - 4" When using the Wallie Forms, you should remove the clay after forming, and should not let the clay become dry on the Forms. Each Wallie Form has a 90 degree straight edge, and 1" depth. All Forms measured in inches.

The Wallie Round Pack is an ideal set for making serving dish sets, trinket trays, and anything else you can think of! The second generation of Wallie Forms now come with the pulls embedded in the forms, making it easier than ever to create your pieces! The Wallie Round Pack includes: (1) Wallie Round 4" (1) Wallie Round 6" (1) Wallie Round 8" (1) Wallie Round 10" (1) Wallie Round 12" When using the Wallie Forms, you should remove the clay after forming, and should not let the clay become dry on the Forms. Each Wallie Form has a 90 degree straight edge, and 1" depth. All Forms measured in inches.

Impact resistant plastic. Graduated Cylinders are used to measure the specific gravity of slip. Specific Gravity is the ratio of the density (mass of a unit volume) of a substance to the density of a given reference material. Specific gravity usually means relative density with respect to water. Source: Wikipedia. Most ceramic slips have a density of around 1.75, with a range of 1.72-1.8. To measure, pour in 250 ml. of slip and weigh. Then clean the cylinder and fill with 250 ml. of water. 250 ml. of water should weigh 250 grams. At 1.75, the slip will probably weigh around 438 grams. If you divide the slip weight(438 grams) by the water(250 grams), you come up with a specific gravity of 1.75. If the specific gravity is around 1.72, you have too much water in your slip. Excessive water can cause excessive shrinking and cracking of the slip wall. Net Wt. is .25 lbs.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

An affordable and easy to use siphon type spray gun.