Acrylic Roller for Polymer Clay Tools

This is a solid set for working with polymer clay. The cutters provide sharp, clean edges without much distortion, which saves a lot of time on sanding later. The acrylic roller is smooth and has a nice weight to it, making it easy to get an even thickness without the clay sticking to the surface. Pros: • Precision: The cutters are shaped well and don't feel flimsy. • Non-stick: The acrylic material works perfectly with polymer clay. • Variety: Good range of sizes/tools for different detail work. Overall: Definitely a great value for the price. It’s a versatile starter or expansion set for anyone doing jewelry making or small clay crafts.

A lot of tools at a great price. The variety provided makes a difference. I pulled these out when having clay-time playtime with the during the family fun night. Where did you get these from? The acrylic pieces are great, the metal pieces are a sharp, handle with care.

These are great for the price. Work Jsut as they should and the blades are extremely sharp.

They cut clay, what can I say. A great value! Would probably order from them again.

Great starter kit! Hard to clean though …

I am a silversmith and also work with metal clay. I bought several versions of this before I got to one that works. It came with 2 of everything so you have a back up. Works great

This set is a good deal for what you get imho. I've used everything in it multiple times since perchasing and have had zero issue with any of the items. Everything is super smooth to a high gloss causing as little friction as you could possibly expect from tools made of the same materials. Recommend

Definitely have mixed feelings about this set, but it was decent as a starter polymer clay set. The rollers are great! I really like that they are clear and they are really sturdy. They occasionally stick to the clay a bit but mostly work great. The blades are function but BE CAREFUL. Obviously, the blades are sharp. They are really sharp and cut the clay really well. Sturdy enough to stay straight but can bend a little as needed. However, there isn't any marking as to which is the sharp side. It's really easy to push down on the sharp side (almost did this, thankfully caught myself in time). I put colored masking tape on the safe side, so now it's easy to tell which is which, just BE WARNED. They also come in individual plastic cases, which is a bit overkill but I put them all in 1 and it's really nice to have. The acrylic sheets suck. The clay sticks to them really badly and they are more trouble than they are worth. I hadn't done enough research when I bought and try this but now know that something like silicone or shiny ceramic tiles are a much better surface to work on. These are literally useless to me now.