Manual "Oval" Handle Extruder for Ceramic Teapots & Mugs

Ceramic Mug Handle Tool

Classic "Oval" Handles

Create balanced, ergonomic oval loops for teapots, mugs and other functional pieces in a single and clean pass.

This is shape of the handle you will get with this model: 

Tool-Free Fine-Tuning

-Thumb screw + knurled nut adjust width on the fly. No screwdriver needed.

-Dial from slim handles to sturdy teapot grips in seconds.

Stainless AISI 316 Cutting Edge

-High grade steel resists rust, soda and salt atmospheres.

-Precision-ground edge stays sharp for a long time.

Benefits:

-This style suits both modern and traditional war.

-Fast adjustment.

-Clean cuts.

-tAt-developed coating for clay applications:

The image above shows the copper-colored protective coating, specifically developed for working with all types of clay. We are the first to introduce this technology to the pottery industry.

Clay may seem like a soft material, but it is actually a highly demanding material: it is both abrasive and sticky. This coating addresses both challenges.

The product includes a custom soft case for convenient storage of the tool. The case is marked with the model name so you know which tool goes inside, for efficient use in the workshop:

FAQ

-Can I use it with porcelain or stoneware?
Yes, no problem. 

-How do I clean it?
Rinse under warm water; use a brush if clay builds up and then dry it before storing it.

TIPS for making nice pottery handles:

-Wet the blade of the tool in water before using it, as this will help it glide more smoothly and make the process easier.

-The condition / hardness of the clay is important. Use it on moist clay, but not when it is too wet or sticky. That way, the clay handle you want to create (or the clay strip for any other use) will come out with a better finish.

-After cutting the clay strip, do I pull it out of the lump with my nails or fingers? You can, but the tool is intentionally designed with a flat, shaped end on the back of the handle. This makes it easier to lift and remove the strip, especially when it is sticking to the clay.