The most valuable tool in your sculpture studio, 'Beginning Sculpture' is a comprehensive guide to sculpture techniques, skills, tools, addresses the unique demands of the contemporary studio classroom in a variety of ways, including studio opportunities for hands-on learning and self expression, and interviews with professional artists. With an easy to follow format students: learn the elements and principles of design and sculpture; follow step-by-step photographs and illustrations; see examples of student art; see examples from well-known artists. Net Wt. is 2.05 lbs.

Kiln forming glass-melting cut or crushed glass together in a kiln until it becomes a single piece and shaping the glass with molds, has quickly become one of the most popular subjects in studio glasswork. This comprehensive introduction features projects both beautiful and practical that are sure to appeal to all beginning glassworkers. It covers all of the fundamentals, such as fusing, slumping and draping, as well as some intermediate and advanced techniques, including pot melting, inclusions, mold-making and more. There's also advice on decorative surface treatment of the finished piece, and an invaluable troubleshooting section. Nineteen exquisite projects, arranged by skill level, range from home decor items, like a wall sconce and fountain, to sculpture, and even an amber glass pendant. Net Wt. is 1.66 lbs.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

Price breaks per lb. are available at 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 lb. amounts in checkout.

The book begins with a history of ceramics that covers techniques and styles from various periods and parts of the world. Then clays and glazes are introduced, with details on the diffrent types and their compositions, as well as instruction on how to prepare them. Next, kilns, kiln furniture, potters' wheels, and other equipment and tools are illustrated and thier uses demonstrated. The core of the book is dedicated to presenting the full range of ceramic techniques: hand-building, molding, throwing, glazing, and firing. In the final section, step-by-step projects show how to employ these techniques to create a variety of vessles and sculptural forms.

By John Conrad. Net Wt. is 1.60 lbs.

Model 12 (table top model) with batch size of 50 pounds wet. Optional leg stand shown. Stainless Steel Blades and Bucket. Heavy Welded Structural Steel Frames. Totally Enclosed, Fan Cooled Motors. Safety Switch - Stops blades when lid is opened. Full Size Covers - minimize dust during mixing. Ship Wt. is 130 lbs.

Ship Wt. is 20 lbs.

This model will handle a batch of 150 pounds wet, and it tilts for easy clay removal. Ship Wt. is 425 lbs.

The Bluebird 425 is rated at 300 pounds per hour and is non-deairing. For reclaiming and extruding. 1/3 Hp., 115 volts, stainless steel shaft and blades. Ship Wt. is 85 lbs.