Pottery Sculpting Tools #9 – 10 Decor & Storage Tools

10 tools for clay and clay-like modelling materials: two texture rollers (lines and dots), four stamps (spiral, dots, waves, herringbone), three cutters (circle, leaf, hexagon) and a seven-groove tool caddy. Millimetres; import at 100%. DIMENSIONS Rollers: nominal 40 mm base diameter, 45 mm working length. Dot relief: nominal 3.5 mm footprint and 0.8 mm height. Stamps: 26 x 26 mm plate, approximately 42.8 mm total height; 0.8 mm relief opposite the handle. Cutters: circle inner diameter 40 mm, hexagon 38 mm across inner flats, rounded leaf inner profile approximately 25.0 x 36.9 mm. Cutter height 18 mm; hanging-tab holes 5 mm. Caddy: 190 x 70 x 14 mm, seven V-grooves with at least 4 mm floor. FDM / 0.4 MM NOZZLE PETG; start with 0.20 mm layers, 4 walls and 5 top/bottom layers. Use 0.12–0.16 mm layers for finer relief. Stamps/cutters preferably solid; rollers 30–40%, caddy 20–30% infill. Calibrate temperature and flow for your filament. Print rollers upright on a flat circular end, cutters edge down and caddy flat. Inspect thin cutter walls and use a brim if needed. Cutter-tab undersides rise at 45 degrees. Stamp STLs are supplied relief down: inspect the 0.8 mm gap below the plate and add local support if required. Alternatively orient relief upward and support the handle/back of the plate. Keep support contacts off working reliefs. Stamp previews show the working face and do not prescribe print orientation. RESIN Tough/durable engineering resin; start with 0.05 mm layers and calibrated manufacturer exposure. Initially tilt broad faces 25–40 degrees, inspect islands and supports, and place contacts on non-working surfaces. Wash and fully cure following your resin instructions. USE Smooth edges/support marks before use. CAD sizes are nominal; measure finished prints where dimensional accuracy matters. Avoid prying with cutters. Not designated for food contact. German instructions are included. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.