Kens Tools

Itty Bittys are for those teeny tiny sculptures. The four tips consist of Flat, Slant, Round and Point and are made from very fine wire. Not to be used for digging hard surfaces. Great for model kit sculptures.

Double end Jeweler Blade Rake. These rakes, made from fine jeweler blades, are great for prosthetic sculpting. It is recommended to file the tips down so they aren’t so sharp. These are very fragile rakes, and rough treatment will shorten the life of the tool. If the tool does break it is recommended to put epoxy putty around the break.

Using either end of tool, always use a criss cross pattern of the desired area of sculpture, to ensure a more even surface. 4 pack

Pore tools are for adding realistic skin pore detail to your sculpture.

This works with most sculpting materials, and is particularly useful for blending the edges of prosthetic creations. 4PACK

This is used for smoothing surfaces easily when a medium finish is needed. It works on most sculpting materials and is great for refining the edges of prosthetic sculptures. 4PACK

This is for refining surfaces after a Rake (ST5) or X-Heavy (ST4) has been used. It works on most sculpting materials. 4PACK

This is used for refining the roughed out areas of your sculpture, especially after using a ST5 Rake. It works well with most sculpting materials.

This is great for blocking out sculptures and taking down rough areas quickly and easily. It works well on most sculpting materials.

ST6 is great for blocking out sculptures and taking down rough areas quickly and easily. It works well on most sculpting materials

This is used for refining toughed out areas of your sculpture, especially after using the ST5 Rake. It works well with most sculpting materials.

This is a double-ended tool that offers the best of two different tools, a rake on one end and a heavy braided wire on the other. The rake end is great for blocking out sculptures and taking down rough areas quickly and easily.

Wrinkle tools are for adding realistic wrinkles to your sculpture by dragging either side across the surface to be textured.