Pentacle Stained Glass Polymer Clay Cutter
Pentacle Stained Glass Polymer Clay Cutter
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These stained-glass pentacle polymer clay cutters are available in two sizes, 3 and 4 cm. The stained-glass cutters create large impressions so you can fill them with a liquid colorant, such as liquid clay, acrylic paint, tinted UV resin, or tinted polyurethane.
If you would like your pentacles to be somewhat translucent, cut the shape out of translucent clay. We recommend Cernit brand translucent clay because it cures the most translucent out of all of the clay brands. When adding color to your design use UV Resin, polyurethane or Kato liquid clay tinted with clear resin dye or alcohol inks. We recommend Kato liquid clay for this because it cures shiny. Sculpey liquid clay bakes matte and will not really look like stained glass, more like sea glass.
What is the recommended thickness of clay for using these cutters?
What is the recommended thickness of clay for using these cutters?
All of our debossing cutters are designed for use with clay that is approximately 2.5 to 3 mm thick. While outline cutters can be used with various clay thicknesses, smaller or more detailed cutters are generally easier to use with thinner clay.
What is the thickness of the cutting blade on your cutters, and how does it work differently compared to flat blades?
What is the thickness of the cutting blade on your cutters, and how does it work differently compared to flat blades?
The cutting blade on our polymer clay cutters features a precision 0.1 mm thickness. What sets our cutters apart is their beveled cutting edge design. This unique feature allows the cutters to slice through the clay, pushing the excess material out and away, rather than simply flattening it onto your cutting surface. As a result, you achieve crisp, clean edges with minimal to no need for additional cleanup or sanding, making our cutters some of the sharpest and most efficient on the market.
How do I prevent clay from getting stuck in the cutters?
How do I prevent clay from getting stuck in the cutters?
There are several factors to consider to ensure clay won't become stuck in your cutters: the cutting surface, the clay consistency, the thickness of your clay slab, and the release agent you use. Check out this article and video for a detailed description the techniques you can use to make sure clay won't get stuck in your cutters.
How long does it take to process and ship orders?
How long does it take to process and ship orders?
All our tools are made to order, and our processing time, or turnaround time, is up to ten business days. Please keep this timeframe in mind when placing your order, and we appreciate your patience as we craft your tools to meet our quality standards.
Can I choose the color of my cutters, or is it random?
Can I choose the color of my cutters, or is it random?
Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the specific color of your cutters because we frequently experiment with new resin colors and shimmer effects. However, we assure you that regardless of the color, our cutters are always sharp and designed to look cute!
Are the cutter measurements exact, or do they have some variation?
Are the cutter measurements exact, or do they have some variation?
While our cutter measurements are approximate, you can expect them to be very close, typically within a millimeter or two of the posted measurements. We strive for accuracy and precision in our products.
Can I use these cutters for food preparation, or are they food safe?
Can I use these cutters for food preparation, or are they food safe?
We do not guarantee that our cutters are food safe. They are primarily designed for use with polymer clay and other crafting materials, so we recommend not using them for food preparation to ensure your safety.
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