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Make your own clay-sculpting loop tools-revised version (updated 7 Sept 09)

Step 2Cut your tubing & wire

Cut your tubing & wire
Use the pipe cutter to cut a length of tubing to around 6" (150mm). Cut a 2" (50mm) length of your piano wire or guitar string.

Incidentally, if you don't have a pipe cutter, a sharp craft knife or blade will work. Place the tube on a hard work surface, and roll the blade on the tube whilst pressing down. Eventually, the scored line will cut through the brass, creating a nice, clean cut.

If you try cutting with a small hacksaw, very often the brass will bend and leave you with a jagged end.
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Author:stuartbray(Learn Prosthetic Makeup)
I create and teach makeup effects and prosthetics for a living. I love The B52's, good sarcasm and boring things like history, science and Radio 4.