Texture tools

[chriss1001]

Has anyone come across a seller of a decent range of texture tools in the UK, in particular roulette roller tools, preferably with a range of different rollers?

I've done a number of searches of the usual ceramic tools suppliers without much success, though I notice that US-based sites seem to carry a much greater range of options in this area.

Also, has anyone used the new(ish) Steve Tool? Is it any good?

Thanks in advance for any comments

Chris

[Daesul]

I have seen some rolling pins on eBay that were textured, but that's about all I'm afraid. As I'm mainly a thrower it's not the sort of thing I'd usually be looking for.

[toppotter]

We' ve had no bad reports so far and plenty of positive feed back

Hi Chris,

Shameless plug here

I import the steve tool from the USA and sell it on our web site. I've played with it and had great fun. We' ve had no bad reports so far and plenty of positive feed back

regards
Robin

[frankieduberry]

Texture tools

Texture tools are great even on thrown pots. It does add a personal touch and makes a pot look homemade.
I've visited your website 'toppotter' and I was wondering if you'd know of a small gaz kiln for sale. I'd need to have it installed in my pottery studio in France. What would be the cost of having it installed?
Best regards,
f r a n k i e

[toppotter]

send me your email to [email protected] and I can send you some images and prices.

Hi Frankie
send me your email to [email protected] and I can send you some images and prices.

regards

Robin

[gz.]

I'd like to find a source of bookbinders' brass tools- stamps and roulettes.
At present I am making my own from clay or wood or found objects.

[serena]

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