Tool #1: Features a flat angle end and a surgical tip end. This tool allows you to model details even in the most remote areas. The flat, slightly rounded edge is ideal for precise work. The surgically tipped end is perfect for light nicks or finishing transitions.
Tool #2: Features a flat, round angle end and a scalpel end. This scalpel is perfect for engraving material. It allows for smooth transitions and easily openable modeling, which facilitates subsequent manipulations with other tools. The ends of the flat, rounded and angled tool are sharper, to help create small openings. This is particularly useful when the material must be slightly lifted, as is the case with the eyeballs.
Tool #3: has two rounded ends (1 mm and 1.5 mm in diameter). Its ends are very cleanly designed and lightly polished, to prevent any ridges or burrs on your creation.
Tool #4: Has a flat end and a large spoon end. The flat tip is ideal for working on structures. The flat ends of this tool are rounded for clean work. The spoon-shaped tip of the tool allows you to dig slightly larger hollows.
Tool #5: has a conical end and a spoon-shaped end. It is also ideal for assembling various parts. The spoon-shaped tool allows you to make small curves.
Tool #6: Has an end for modeling and sugaring floral decorations and a Veiner end. The rounded end allows subtle transitions, such as folds, to be made very simply and precisely. The Veiner tool is a classic in modeling and is suitable for a variety of uses. Its pointed and almost sharpened tip allows you to trace and shape lines and cuts very clearly.
