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Sizzix Heat Tool

Name: Sizzix Heat Tool
Brand: Sizzix
SKU: 6643421000
Price: 26.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.8 (15 reviews)

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Sizzix Heat Tool

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The Sizzix Heat Tool is the ideal tool for helping you get creative with shrink wrap or embossing powders, as well as speed up the drying time for a whole host of other craft projects! The lightweight and easy-to-use accessory is a must-have for any crafter.

The tool features two speed settings and a precision nozzle for accurate heat application. The lower heat setting is perfect for reducing the drying time of paints, inks and glues, while the higher setting can be used for curing embossing powders and shrinking shrink plastic.

The heat tool has a protective nozzle cover and integrated stand to ensure safe use and storage.

Size: 23 x 4 x 4cm (9.1 x 1.6 x 1.6 inches)
Lightweight and easy-to-use
Features two heat settings
Precision nozzle for accurate heat application
Protective nozzle cover and integrated stand for safety
Ideal for curing embossing powders, shrinking shrink plastic and drying paints and inks

Sizzix Heat Tool

Product Number - 6643421000

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Brand: Sizzix
Product Type: Tools

I have never tried embossing - where/how do I start?

Asked by: RingoBingo

You may find this information from Sizzix useful: https://www.sizzix.co.uk/blogs/news/the-sizzix-guide-to-heat-embossing

Answered by: Hobbycraft

Date published: 2026-05-07

Is it suitable to dry watercolour and acrylic especially after salt is used?

Asked by: Artyfriend

Yes, you can use a heat tool on watercolor or acrylic after salt is used, but only once the paint is mostly dry and only for the final drying stage. Using heat too early will ruin the salt effects, and in the case of acrylic, excessive heat can cause

Answered by: Hobbycraft

Date published: 2026-02-19