Hot Wire Foam Factory Crafters Deluxe 3-in-1 Sculpting Tool, 4 Inch Hot Knife & Engraving Tool Kit
This Deluxe 3-in-1 Tool Kit includes the Sculpting Tool (with 6 wires), 4" Hot Knife, Engraving Tool, single temperature plug-in-the-wall Power Supply, an 85 minute Hot Wire Foam Factory DVD, and a handy carrying case. These foam cutting tools are a great addition to any tool chest to get creative with foam projects. They each feature a switch in the handle to turn the tool on and off. The Sculpting Tool is our most popular and versatile tool for freehand sculpting, carving, and scroll cutting. Making realistic hills and mountains has never been easier. Cuts foam like a hot knife through butter. Plunge, slice and dice with our Hot Knife. The Hot Knife is the foam cutting tool the world has been asking for. A combo hand held scroll saw and power drill that cuts foam with fast, clean surgical precision. The 4 inch blade is made from thin, tough steel, with a unique round shape that slices quickly and cleanly in any direction like magic. The Engraving Tool is perfect for engraving bricks, blocks, stones, words, and other shapes for detailed looking walls, abutments, portals, slats, cobblestone roads, signs and more. A fine finishing tool for detailing any type of 2-D or 3-D sculpture or model. Only the tip heats up. The 85 minute, region-free DVD shows you all the basics you need to get started immediately and make just about any shape imaginable out of polystyrene foam. The best techniques for painting and gluing, plus tons of handy tips. Proudly made in the USA! Our Hot Wire tools work best on rigid polystyrene foams, also known as expanded polystyrene (also known as EPS, Styrofoam or bead-board foam) and extruded polystyrene foam (also known as XEPS or XPS or insulation foam). If you are unsure whether or not this tool will cut the foam you intend to cut, please contact us before buying. The Hot Wire tools will cut many kinds of foam, but always check with the foam manufacturer to make sure there are no health or safety hazards when using hot wire tools.