The intermediate kit by the case of 10 or 100, unassembled. Built for carving instructors, art-supply stores and school programs running older groups.
At a glance
| Size | Case of 10 or 100, unassembled |
| Stone | Natural Brazilian soapstone (steatite), approx. Mohs 1-3 |
| Level | Retailers, instructors, school programs |
| Best for | Resellers, carving courses, school art programs |
Why carvers choose the Intermediate Kits - Case of 10/100
- Case of 10 or 100. Priced for instructors, shops and programs.
- Unassembled. Pack your own way, or assemble in a minute.
- Full toolset each. Saw, knife, rasps, rifflers and sandpaper per kit.
- Course-ready. One case covers a ten-person course.
How it works
- Draw the details on the stone in pencil.
- Rasp away the extra stone - the pre-cut shape gives you a head start.
- Sand wet through the grits: 100, 360, 600, then 2000.
- Rinse, dry and oil for a deep polished shine.
Why shops, camps and museums stock it
It demos. A carver working a kit at a booth or a counter draws a crowd in a way a finished carving on a table never does. The boxes are retail-ready, the price point works for impulse buys, and the six animals make a collectable set.
Who buys it
Who buys it: Indigenous carvers and artists (including many from Six Nations of the Grand River), art teachers and school boards, summer camps and rec programs, carving instructors and studios, museums, galleries and gift shops, and hobby carvers across Canada and the USA.
Carving tips
- Carve over a damp towel and wet the stone often - it keeps dust down and shows you the colour.
- Wear a simple dust mask if you sand dry.
- Sand through the grits: 100 to shape, 360 and 600 to smooth, 2000 to polish.
- Finish with mineral oil or paste wax and buff with a soft cloth.
Questions
What comes in each unassembled intermediate kit?
A soapstone block about 3 x 5 x 5 inches, folding saw, utility knife, heavy rasp, rifflers, sanding papers and a flat kraft bag.
Who buys these by the case?
Carving instructors, art-supply stores, school programs and camps running older groups.
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum beyond the case. Approved wholesale accounts get wholesale pricing.
More: soapstone for carving - 3x3x5 blocks - class packs - beginner kits - carving tools
Soapstone Carving Kit - Intermediate Unassembled
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Stone: Soapstone
Origin: Brazil
Sold By: Case Size
Attributes:
The intermediate kit by the case of 10 or 100, unassembled. Built for carving instructors, art-supply stores and school programs running older groups.
At a glance
| Size | Case of 10 or 100, unassembled |
| Stone | Natural Brazilian soapstone (steatite), approx. Mohs 1-3 |
| Level | Retailers, instructors, school programs |
| Best for | Resellers, carving courses, school art programs |
Why carvers choose the Intermediate Kits - Case of 10/100
- Case of 10 or 100. Priced for instructors, shops and programs.
- Unassembled. Pack your own way, or assemble in a minute.
- Full toolset each. Saw, knife, rasps, rifflers and sandpaper per kit.
- Course-ready. One case covers a ten-person course.
How it works
- Draw the details on the stone in pencil.
- Rasp away the extra stone - the pre-cut shape gives you a head start.
- Sand wet through the grits: 100, 360, 600, then 2000.
- Rinse, dry and oil for a deep polished shine.
Why shops, camps and museums stock it
It demos. A carver working a kit at a booth or a counter draws a crowd in a way a finished carving on a table never does. The boxes are retail-ready, the price point works for impulse buys, and the six animals make a collectable set.
Who buys it
Who buys it: Indigenous carvers and artists (including many from Six Nations of the Grand River), art teachers and school boards, summer camps and rec programs, carving instructors and studios, museums, galleries and gift shops, and hobby carvers across Canada and the USA.
Carving tips
- Carve over a damp towel and wet the stone often - it keeps dust down and shows you the colour.
- Wear a simple dust mask if you sand dry.
- Sand through the grits: 100 to shape, 360 and 600 to smooth, 2000 to polish.
- Finish with mineral oil or paste wax and buff with a soft cloth.
Questions
What comes in each unassembled intermediate kit?
A soapstone block about 3 x 5 x 5 inches, folding saw, utility knife, heavy rasp, rifflers, sanding papers and a flat kraft bag.
Who buys these by the case?
Carving instructors, art-supply stores, school programs and camps running older groups.
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum beyond the case. Approved wholesale accounts get wholesale pricing.
More: soapstone for carving - 3x3x5 blocks - class packs - beginner kits - carving tools
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