2 Mugs of Beer | Oktoberfest | Clay Cutter

The tradition of brewing in Germany dates back to 800 BC when Germanic tribes began fermenting grains. In 1553, Bavarian ruler Duke Albrecht V decreed that brewing would stop between April 23 and September 29 to prevent beer from spoiling in the summer. This left brewers with a busy March and relaxed summer months as their lagers aged in cool caves. By the time September arrived, they would finish their Marzen beers at Oktoberfest in preparation for a fresh batch of hops and malt.

Please see photos for size reference. 

These sharp and sturdy polymer clay cutters effortlessly slice through clay, ensuring clean, precise shapes with every use. 

Cutters are 3D printed with biodegradable PLA, this product is environmentally friendly and will last for years if used, cleaned, and stored properly. PLA colors may vary based on what I have in stock at time of printing.

This is a physical product, not a STL file.

CUTTER SIZE
• Cutters are measured from the length of the longest edge.
• Cutter height is .5in / 1.5cm / 11mm
•  Cutting edges vary between .2-.4mm

HOW TO USE
• Roll clay slab on a glossy, flat surface such as a glass or ceramic tile.
• Highly suggest using cornstarch over soapy water (soapy water breaks down PLA material)
• Use "double press" method to get a clean cut and avoid clay sticking in cutter
• Tap into cornstarch, press half way into clay and release. Tap into cornstarch a second time, press all the way through clay, wiggle slightly if needed and release.
• Dust off excess cornstarch with soft bristle brush such as a blush brush.
• Bake per clay instructions {I personally bake at 275 degrees for 45-60minutes for a strong finished product}

CUTTER CARE
• Hand-wash gently with cool water. DO NOT SOAK!
• Store in a cool dry place
• Do not expose to heat or direct sunlight
• NOT dishwasher, microwave or oven safe!!

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