logan johnson on thu 20 may 10
Hey Randall & Gang,
I have to agree so far ! I'm really happy with my mudshark but I have to a=
dmit it's still new. I'm going to wait until I have it for at least a yea=
r to see how well it holds up since the main part is plastic. I just want=
to see how long the handle locks like it's supposed to & continues to hold=
the needle part firm & secure . I love the idea of having two tools in on=
e package. Now if they could just make it float I would be in heaven !
Logan
Logan Johnson
Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply
719 W Nob Hill Blvd. Ste C
Yakima, WA 98902
509.469.6966
www.audeostudios.com
"Carpe Argillam!!"
Nancy Gallagher on thu 20 may 10
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> I actually don't like it and i'm a big fan of their other tools. I
> like the knife portion but the needle is too thick for me and I have
> trouble popping it in and out when I need to...especially with slip
> coated fingertips.
Nancy
Randall Moody on thu 20 may 10
I just have to say that the "Mud Shark" (needle tool/fettling knife) is
brilliant. Why didn't someone think of this before!! Also, don't skimp. Buy
the real deal since the other maker that has similar product doesn't
compare.
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Randall in Atlanta
http://wrandallmoody.com/home.html
John Post on fri 21 may 10
> I actually don't like it and i'm a big fan of their other tools.
I feel the same way. It's the only Sherrill tool that I have
purchased that I don't use. I find the wood knives I have don't stick
as much to the clay when I trim near the foot as the Sherrill tool
does. I think every other tool in his line is fantastic.
John Post
Sterling Heights, Michigan
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