Swap out the standard X-Acto blade for more complex blades to make different marks and cuts in clay. Customize the tool by making your own inserts out of lengths of wire, a bit of sponge, coins for boring keys in molds, a drill bit, a piece of a hacksaw blade, and shapes made of credit cards and strip steel.
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Swap out the standard X-Acto blade for more complex blades to make different marks and cuts in clay. Customize the tool by making your own inserts out of lengths of wire, a bit of sponge, coins for boring keys in molds, a drill bit, a piece of a hacksaw blade, and shapes made of credit cards and strip steel.
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