Trim Gin | Pottery & Ceramic Tools

Find Trim Gin at GlazeQueen for handbuilding, wheel throwing, trimming, carving, texturing and finishing clay. Compare tool shape, size, material and intended technique to choose the right option for your workflow. Use manufacturer information to understand the intended application and care requirements for specialty tools.

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Blue Trim Tool
TG-C-15

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Trim Gin Item #: TG-C-15 -

Blue Trim Tool is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Red Trim Tool
TG-C-19

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Trim Gin Item #: TG-C-19 -

Red Trim Tool is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Coleman Mouse Rib
TG-SS-302

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Coleman Mouse Rib is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Voulkos Brass Rib
TG-SB-90

Availability: In Stock

Trim Gin Item #: TG-SB-90 -

Voulkos Brass Rib is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Long Rib
TG-SS-102

Availability: In Stock

Trim Gin Item #: TG-SS-102 -

Long Rib is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Round Rib
TG-SS-101

Availability: In Stock

Trim Gin Item #: TG-SS-101 -

Round Rib is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Trim Gin Soldner Wombat Rib pottery tool

Soldner Wombat Rib
TG-SS-103

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Trim Gin Item #: TG-SS-103 -

Soldner Wombat Rib is a pottery tool from Trim Gin, designed to support common ceramic studio tasks such as shaping, decorating, trimming, carving, or finishing.

Choosing trim gin comes down to technique, comfort and the type of clay work you are doing. Compare the shape and intended use of each tool, especially when choosing between similar ribs, sponges, trimming tools or specialty accessories. Keeping tools clean and stored properly can help extend their useful life.