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PRECISION TOOLS
615022017
€16.50
19,97 € Tax incl.
19,97 € Tax incl.
Set of 7 precision tools in stainless steel with non-slip handles. Includes loops, tips and wire brush. Rigid case included.
The Precision Tools set brings together 7 precision tools made from high-quality stainless steel, designed for modelling, sculpting and technical detail work that demands control and professional finish. With textured non-slip handles and a versatile selection of tips, it is a complete workshop solution, presented in a rigid case with protective foam interior.
Technical specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Number of pieces | 7 |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Length per piece | 15 cm |
| Handle | Textured non-slip |
| Tip types included | Triangular wire loops, round wire loops, fine wire brush |
| Storage | Rigid case with protective foam interior |
What it is used for
This set covers a wide range of modelling and detail work techniques. The different tip geometries allow you to sculpt, texture, clean and carve on soft or set materials, adapting to both construction and finishing stages.
- Artistic sculpture and modelling in clay, wax and polymer clays
- Ceramics work: modelling, marking and texturing of greenware pieces
- Engraving and detailing on casting materials such as resins or plaster
- Technical cleaning of moulds, seams or hard-to-reach areas
- Artisan jewellery and goldsmithing work in carving wax
- Scale modelling and miniatures: detail work on small surfaces
- Piece restoration: removal of flash, surface retouching
How to use it
- Select the appropriate tool for the task: round loops for removing material, triangular loops for lines and angles, wire brush for texturing surfaces.
- Hold the tool by the textured handle with a firm grip without straining the wrist, especially during extended detail work.
- Work the material with controlled movements: steady pressure for clay cutting, dragging movements for texturing.
- If working with soft materials such as wax or polymer clay, warm the tip slightly with your fingers or under warm water to ease gliding.
- Clean the tools after each use with a dry or damp cloth to prevent residue build-up. For cured resin residue, use an appropriate solvent.
- Always store the tools in the provided case to protect the tips and keep the workshop tidy.
Usage tips
Choose the tip for the job
Triangular loops are ideal for tracing clean lines, cutting and defining edges. Round loops allow material to be removed in a smooth, curved manner, very useful in figurative sculpture. The fine wire brush adds organic textures to soft surfaces: it simulates skin, wood or stone depending on the pressure and working angle. Familiarise yourself with each tip before applying it to the final piece.
Temperature and material
Stainless steel can be slightly warmed to work better with hard waxes or high-consistency clays. Dip the tip in hot water for a few seconds before use: the heat reduces material resistance and allows cleaner cuts without distorting the piece. Avoid heating the tools with an open flame to prevent altering the steel's temper.
Maintenance and cleaning
Stainless steel is resistant to corrosion, but it is advisable to clean the tools after each session, especially if you have worked with resins or chemically curing materials. For adhered residue from epoxy or polyurethane resin, apply a little acetone or isopropyl alcohol with a cloth and remove before storing. Periodically check the condition of the loops: if any shows deformation from excessive pressure, it can be carefully readjusted with fine-nose pliers.
Frequently asked questions
Are these tools suitable for working with polymer clay before baking?
Yes. The Precision Tools are designed precisely for this type of material. The loops allow precise cutting and modelling, and the wire brush adds surface textures that are retained after baking. If the clay is very cold and hard, warm the tip for a few seconds before use.
Can they be used to work with resins in the gel phase?
Yes, in the gel phase resins have a consistency similar to soft wax, which allows them to be worked with the loops to define textures or remove material before full cure. Clean the tools immediately after use with acetone to prevent the resin from curing on the tip.
Are they suitable for working on plaster or already cured materials?
The tools are intended primarily for soft materials or materials in the process of setting. On cured plaster or hard materials they can be used for light retouching and flash removal, but they are not hard-carving tools: for that work, carbide-tipped or heavier-gauge steel tools are required.
How long do these loops last with intensive workshop use?
Stainless steel offers very high durability against corrosion and normal workshop wear. With basic maintenance (cleaning after each use and storage in the case) the tools retain their functionality for years. The loops can deform if excessive lateral pressure is applied, so always work within the material range they are designed for.
What is the difference between using triangular and round loops?
Triangular loops have straight edges that allow defined cuts, line tracing and the creation of clean edges. Round loops have a curved profile that removes material smoothly, ideal for building volume and modelling organic surfaces. In figurative sculpture both are used in a complementary way: round loops to build form, triangular loops to define it.
Is the case suitable for transporting the tools?
Yes. The rigid case with protective foam interior keeps each tool in position, preventing impacts and deformation during transport. It is a practical solution whether you are taking the tools to a class, a film set or an artistic work exhibition.
Can I combine this set with other modelling tools?
Absolutely. This set focuses on metal loop and texturing tools. If you need to expand your kit with wooden or composite material tools for more delicate work, the Tiranti Series BM modelling tools, the Series SB or the Series SK are natural additions for a complete modelling kit.
How can I get technical assistance on modelling materials?
The Feroca technical team is available by phone at 914 481 271, by email at [email protected] or through Feroca's social media channels. They will advise you on which materials and tools best suit your specific project.
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