Kikerike 169 Pcs Polymer Clay Cutters Kit 39 Shapes Stainless Steel Clay Earring Cutters with 40 Indentation Round Circle Shape Punch Tools Mold and 90 Accessories for Jewelry Making

These metal polymer clay cutters are satisfactory for getting clean cuts, and I like the mixture of shapes in this set. However, some of the shapes do not have very well-defined corners, and are a little "softer" around the edges. I really wanted to try out this set to make earrings, and the sizes and shapes included were very helpful to give me inspiration to work with. The metal produces very clear cuts for the most part, although some sanding was required at the end to fully perfect the edges. The round cutters are really great for making stud coverings and using up every bit of clay at the end of the slab. My main critique of this set is that some of the shapes, like the hexagon, have very smoothed corners and I would have preferred more defined edges. Also the tiniest of the cutters - meant for cutting holes - is not sharp enough to prevent the entire piece from deforming around it. I prefer to drill my holes after baking than use these cutters. Nonetheless this is a nice set of metal cutters to set you on your polymer clay journey.

These cutters are great! They have most of the commonly used shapes for creating jewelry out of polymer clay. They have a good edge and their joints are well connected so you can't see them in the clay. The circle cutters/punches are great and includes every size circle you could ask for. This kit also comes with cleaning brushes. It does come with some earring findings- all gold. I wish there were a mix of gold and silver, but honestly, the kit is awesome and well worth the money even without the findings.

This is a great set of clay cutters. They work well and there’s a nice variety. I especially love the little round punches. I can’t speak to the earring hardware as I don’t make earrings. I used these to help cut some pieces for a project I’m working on, but here’s a photo of one I completed - I used the round circles to punch holes in clay to thread the laces after epoxy. Nice even “eyelets” on each side thanks to these.