Ejiubas Sculpting Polymer Clay Tools 5 X 2 Way Dotting Tool Rubber Brushes Wipe Out Tools for DIY Nail Art and Art Craft

I recently purchased these tools and couldn't be more pleased with them. Prior to receiving these tools I had been using Sculpey tools, which led me to looking for something more effective. The silicone tips work beautifully to smooth out the polymer clay and to keep edges sharp. These tips are solid yet very flexible. The varying sizes of the metal tips are very useful, having a different tip on each end of the tool helps with managing tool clutter. The price of these tools was very reasonable and I would definitely recommend them as a bargain.

This is a perfect set! I used the tools to sculpt this tiny succulent pot from polymer clay. The succulent pot is smaller than a quarter! The small sizes of the ball ends are perfect for detailed work and the silicone tips are great for sculpting. I have heard of many silicone tools just falling apart, but these have not fallen out or loosened at all. I would recommend this kit.

I make minatures with polymer clay (I am very much so a beginner) and bought these tools because I struggled to make divets, grooves, and edges without mushing in the whole side with home-made tools and clumsy fingers. The clay is soft, so the gentle flexible (silicone?) tips on these tools work like MAGIC. The dotted sides are perfect sizes for what i use them for. These tools have saved me from forming premature gray hairs and losing hours of my life trying to re-shape clay after I have obliterated projects with self-crafted tools. The handles on these are perfectly sized (not so small that they are hard to grip) and about the length of a standard pencil, so they are super comfortable to use.Oh, and, the price is RIGHT.

I got these for clay work. They work out for easy light detailing. Not a whole lot of versatility as they all have the same tip consistency with slightly different sizes. Off to the pile of sometimes used tools.

Just received my 5 piece set in today and so far I’m very pleased. After reading a few other reviews I did a bit of testing before writing this and they all seem very sturdy. No tips fell out and only one tool was a bit wobbly on the thinner end where the metal bit that holds the rubber tips connects with the wood. It’s just a touch loose on one tool but isn’t coming off. When it does though, it’s nothing a touch of glue won’t fix.Overall happy with the product.

I got these a while back and have been using them for sculpting so I could write my honest review.They are fantastic! I have a set of the firm black color shapers you can get in the Hobby Lobby or Michaels craft stores, but for my miniature Polymer clay sculpts, I find that these smaller firm color shapers work so much better for me. It took me a while to find them, but now that I have.. I will never use anything else.From what I gather, you can also use this to move paint around on canvas? I'm not a painter, but I can see how that can be possible.They have a ball stylus at the opposite end and that eliminates the need to search for tools.. just get a set of these and you've got most of your work cut out for you!The only drawback with these, is when I have clay on your hands, the shaft of these shapers are magnets for clay. I found that my color shapers got a light coating of Polymer clay or Epoxy clay on them pretty quickly. But I'm not trying to keep pristine tools in my clay room.. so that doesn't bother me too much.

I initially bought them for the molded plastic on the end, but ended up never using that side. The ball joint works well for me.

Exactly what I needed! I've only just started sculpting miniatures and was certain tools would be hard to find. Not the case..... Actually, , the sheer number of choices can be overwhelming.I chose these because of feedback and they fit into my budget. They are perfect for making eye sockets and nail beds. They are of good quality and seem durable. I am not disappointed. I hope they last a long time.