Earring Drill Guide – Essential Tool for polymer clay Artists

The best tool to achieve consistency when drilling holes on your jewelry! Try our Earring Drill Guide and see the difference!

 

★ABOUT THE TOOL★

– Awesome repitability. Drill at the same spot every time!
– Multiple distances. Adjust the distance to the edge with the slider.

– Drill not included.

 

★PROCESSING TIME★

– Your order will be dispatched tomorrow.
– Yes, this is the next day of your purchase!

 

★ POLYMER CLAY TOOLS CARE & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ★

– Keep it in a dry cool place. It is made with a bio plastic that easily degrades when exposed to high temperatures and direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
– You can use your cutters over and over. Just clean them (if needed) with a dry cloth!
– Please do not put the tools in the dishwasher or the oven!
– Keep away from children!
– Please don’t eat!

 

★ TOOL USAGE ★

– Please be gentle with your tools. They are strong but can be damaged if mishandled.
– Due to the nature of 3D printed embossers, you should use something to avoid getting clay trapped in edges. You can use cling paper between the clay and the embosser, corn flour or polymer clay powder, especially with fine-detailed cutters.
– I recommend using a roller to texture your clay surface, then the cutter (great variety available in the shop!) to define the final shape of your product.

– Please be carefull with the drill.

 

★ MATERIALS ★

– The body is made out of ECO PLA plastic + Acrylic.

 

★ NOTES★

If you want more precise measurements please check the images, I added some blueprints 🙂

Important: The colors vary depending on availability.

 

★ SHIPPING ★

You get a FREE shipping on orders over $35 (All the world)

 

If you have any questions I’m always happy to chat with you! I also greatly appreciate any feedback you have, as my obsession is to make the best polymer clay cutters and tools.

For updates on new polymer clay texture rollers, clay cutters and tools or just inspiration, you can follow my shop on Instagram @QTcutters. Feel free to share your work as I would love to share your creations 🙂

 

You can see more here: Polymer Clay Essentials