I do have it and I do use it on almost every fondant cake. I have a pizza cutter as well as other types of wheel type cutters that I use as well.
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I am not a fan of the wheel tool in the gumpaste set from wilton, mine always sticks and gives me issues. I picked up one from either JEM or PME (it has a yellow handle) and it was worth the $8 I spent on it. Otherwise the rest of the set is wonderful and I use it for just about everything. If you are looking for a treat though, you may want to consider picking up a stainless steel ball tool.
I am not a fan of the wheel tool in the gumpaste set from wilton, mine always sticks and gives me issues. I picked up one from either JEM or PME (it has a yellow handle) and it was worth the $8 I spent on it. Otherwise the rest of the set is wonderful and I use it for just about everything. If you are looking for a treat though, you may want to consider picking up a stainless steel ball tool.
DITTO -exactly what I was going to say! The stainless steel ball tool has no seams so it does not catch on your gumpaste. Highly recommended.
Shannie, the cutter you mentions is PME.... I also have their Quilting tool as I find the Wilton one sticks as well. It was amazing to see the difference in how they "flow."
where would i get the stainless steel ball tool? is it a wilton product? perhaps available at michaels?
im all for treating myself to some baking tools!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wilton does not have a stainless steel, but if you'd like a good one there is a fantastic set in the Sculpy aisle in Michaels. It has three different sizes. (edited to add that they have black handles if you go looking for them.) As well... you could probably use a coupon for a discount. There are a lot of really great items in the clay aisle that one may use for caking!
Otherwise, ordering off a website such as Global Sugar Art would be your best bet.
http://www.globalsugarart.com/product.php?id=18717&name=Celcakes%20Ball%20Tool%20Medium
Wilton does not have a stainless steel, but if you'd like a good one there is a fantastic set in the Sculpy aisle in Michaels. It has three different sizes. (edited to add that they have black handles if you go looking for them.) As well... you could probably use a coupon for a discount. There are a lot of really great items in the clay aisle that one may use for caking!
Otherwise, ordering off a website such as would be your best bet.
http://www.globalsugarart.com/product.php?id=18717&name=Celcakes%20Ball%20Tool%20Medium
Idk they had some at Michaels, I can't wait to look now. I was just thinking about picking up a smaller ball tool. My teacher told me to get one when she taught me 10 years ago, I'm so glad I did. I can't remember the size, I want to say it's 1/2" and 5/8" w/e it is it has done well for me all these years, just looking for one for smaller ruffles, flowers and leaves now 
I'm pretty sure I got mine from the sugarcraft catalog, Sugarcraft.com. Mine has a wodden handle.
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