The clay gun extruder has many uses. With the 20 disc designs you can create many different embellishments for your projects. The round discs are for vines, stems, borders and letters. The screen discs are for hair, grass, straw and floral stamens. The flat slot discs are for weaving baskets, lattice, ribbons and bows. The triangle, square and half-round discs are for bricks, logs, borders, and can be cut and used for small beads.

TIP: Always soften hard clays with your hands before putting into the barrel

User Feedback:

"Having rheumatoid arthritis, the regular silver extruders were virtually impossible for me to use without a huge amount of discomfort and a bigger degree of frustration. I have the Makin's extruder and love it! No stress! No strain!" Bonnie in Colorado

"I have to throw in my 2 cents worth here. The Makin's Ultimate Clay Extruder is nothing short of fabulous. I have arthritis and was only able to use my original extruder after making a pusher for it. Even then, it was painful, and difficult, to use. As a result, I rarely used the extruder. The Makin's is so easy to use I marvel every time I use it. Cleaning (the little that is necessary) is a breeze. I absolutely love it and highly recommend it."

"The Makin's Ultimate Clay Extruder has a wonderful little O ring that cleans the sides of the barrel as you extrude the clay. There is next to no residue left behind on the barrel and because both ends have screw caps, you can easily run a paper towel through it to remove any clay that might be left behind.
Around the push disk at the end of the threaded rod, you might need to clean off a tiny amount of clay, but it is extremely easy to remove. This extruder is nothing like the other ones on the market. It holds more clay and is longer and slightly larger in diameter."