Angled Profile Rib
Angled Profile Rib
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The Angled Profile rib features two sides with simple angles. You can use this tool to make consistent, minimal mugs, bowls, tumblers, vases, and more. Pieces made with this tool can be a great blank canvas for further shaping, carving, and glazing.
Dimensions: 4.5″ x 2.75″
Made from beautiful cherry hardwood in Spartanburg SC.
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The profile ribs I purchased have been wonderful to use. The profiles are lovely and having a bevel on each side makes them much more versatile. The quality is terrific and I heartily recommend this product.
Truly such an awesome product. Beautiful wooden tools that are easy to grip and make it so simple to make beautiful, consistent mug and bowl shapes.
Great to deal with!
I purchased the Angled Profile rib recently. I frequently threw a similar shape freehand. but thought I'd give this a try since I was going to buy several other ribs. It is great! It's well made like all the Stoic tools and very comfortable to use. Remember to slow the wheel down quite a bit when using it! One of the residents at the studio suggested angling the tool toward myself a little to get less "bite" and to have a smoother operation - good tip!
The attached photo show pieces thrown with 1.25 lbs of Peppered Wheat clay. BTW, that's the Small Bubble Profile rib from Stoic in the background (also thrown with 1.25 lbs of Peppered Wheat). Also, remember to buy some wood butter from Stoic and apply it to your tools often!
Thanks for helping me -- your tools make me improve and be more consistent.
About Us
Stoic Clay Tools is just the two of us, Brett and Rachel, working together in a small workshop in Upstate SC. When we made our first batch of tools in 2023 we realized how much we enjoyed designing and shaping pieces with the same attention to detail that potters bring to their own work. Since then we have come a long way, making thousands of ribs for hundreds of potters in the US and around the world. We are extremely grateful for every potter who chooses what we make to become part of their own process.