Refine greenware, clean mold lines, and tackle detailed ceramic work with the Xiem Professional Series Cleanup Tool B (XST08). Designed for precision and versatility, this double-ended pottery tool features specialized tips for intricate cleanup work as well as carving, cutting, shaping, and surface refinement.
The XST08 is particularly useful for removing slip-cast greenware seam lines and mold marks, helping create a clean surface before firing. Its versatile tip configuration can also be used to scrape away imperfections, deepen grooves, refine edges, and add fine details to clay.
Each working end is made from high-grade, hand-forged solid stainless steel for strength and durability. A comfortable rubber handle provides a secure grip and excellent control during detailed studio work.
Features
- Professional double-ended ceramic cleanup tool
- Cleanup Tool B tip configuration
- Removes greenware seam lines and mold marks
- Excellent for cutting and carving
- Scrapes and removes surface imperfections
- Shapes and refines clay
- Deepens grooves and carved details
- High-grade hand-forged solid stainless steel
- Comfortable rubber handle
- Secure grip for precise control
Specifications
- Brand: Xiem
- Series: Professional Series
- Product: Cleanup Tool B
- Model: XST08
- Product Type: Double-Ended Ceramic Cleanup Tool
- Tip Material: Hand-forged solid stainless steel
- Handle: Rubber grip
Ideal For
- Greenware cleanup
- Slip-cast ceramics
- Mold seam removal
- Ceramic carving
- Clay cutting
- Scraping
- Shaping
- Groove refinement
- Fine detailing
- Surface cleanup
- Pottery and ceramic sculpture
Clean Up Slip-Cast Greenware
Seam lines and mold marks can distract from an otherwise beautifully finished ceramic piece. The XST08 gives ceramic artists precise working edges for removing those imperfections and refining difficult areas before firing.
More Than a Cleanup Tool
Although designed with greenware cleanup in mind, Cleanup Tool B is useful throughout the clay studio. Use it to carve designs, deepen existing grooves, shape small areas, scrape away unwanted material, and refine fine details where larger pottery tools offer too little control.
