Edgy Puck Drape Form 3-inch

Description

Edgy Puck Drape Form Size 3 - 3" x 2"

Edgy double sided pottery drape form

This drape form shape is the "Edgy" pottery puck which has an edgy squared shape with a smoothed square angular bottom.

Our 3D printed pottery pucks come in many different designs and are available in sizes 1"-10". Each double-sided pottery puck has a unique top and bottom shape. These different forms allow you to create varying sized nesting plates and bowls using one tool. Our tools are designed to be fun, functional and durable pottery forms that can be reused over and over.

These pottery pucks are durable, lightweight, waterproof and can easily be cleaned with a damp sponge. Designed to be used with slab building, pressing forms into foam like an anvil. Other projects include varying sized plates, bowls, pet dishes, hanging planters, and sculptural forms.

(diameter x height)

1” x .75”

2” x 1.25”

3 × 2.”

4” x 2.75”

6” x 4”

8” x 5.25”

10" x 7"

Materials - 3D printed in PLA+ plastic. These forms have a light layer line 3D printed texture on the surface that leaves a slight texture on your clay that can easily be smoothed out with a sponge or rib. If your form is damaged with a scuffed or scratched from normal usage you can lightly wet sand back to smooth starting with 60, 80, 120 grit sand paper working your way to finer 400-600 girt for a super smooth finish.

Clay Tips - For quick release of your clay from your mold use a barrier in-between your clay and pottery from. Such as doubled up plastic. thin cotton fabric, or corn starch. If using corn starch as a release agent, make sure to wash your bisque ware before glazing.

Pro Clay Tip - I like to put painters tape tabs on my pucks creating little pull tables so I can easily remove them from my clay.

Directions - I have been using and perfecting my pottery forms for years. This is my method I have found to be successful. I like to slab roll out my clay, smooth and cut out to the size I want, then I drape thin plastic on my pottery form. Next, I drape my clay onto my pottery form with plastic on it. Starting from the center I then work the clay into the form using a red rib or damp sponge. Allow clay to stiffen up to desired dryness before flipping then remove drape from clay. Then peel off plastic, smooth with sponge or red rib if desired then dry slowly under plastic. Do not let your clay dry completely on the form even overnight, it will shrink and crack your piece.

Care Instructions - clean with wet sponge or wash directly in the sink. Dry before using.

Warning - HEAT SENSITIVE. **Do not leave in a hot car or hot pottery shed. Will melt under high temperatures. Not recommended to use with a heat gun.