Dab Tools Mixed 10pcs/jar

This jar of 10 assorted dab tools gives you exactly what every dabber needs: options. Whether you're scooping crumble, carving through shatter, or loading a banger with precision, having the right tip for the job makes all the difference. Instead of hunting through drawers or settling for whatever's clean, you've got a full toolkit ready to go.

What Makes These Work

The variety here is the real advantage. Different concentrates need different approaches — waxy textures scoop better with spoon tips, while stable shatter breaks cleanly with pointed ends. This mixed pack covers the spread, so you're not forcing the wrong tool into the wrong situation. Each piece is built from durable materials that won't bend or break when you're working with sticky, dense concentrates.

At 5.9 inches (150mm) long, these tools give you enough reach to stay back from the heat without sacrificing control. The length keeps your fingers comfortable while you're loading a hot banger or scraping the last bits from a concentrate jar. The jar packaging keeps everything organized in one spot — no more losing tools in couch cushions or accidentally packing them in pockets before laundry day.

The Benefits

• 10 tools in one jar — always have a clean option ready when you need it
• Mixed tip styles handle different concentrate textures without forcing it
• 5.9 inch length keeps your hands away from the heat zone
• Durable construction survives daily dabbing without bending
• Jar storage keeps your tools together instead of scattered across the coffee table
• Compact footprint (2.2 inches wide) doesn't hog space on your dab station

How to Use Them

Pick the tip that matches your concentrate. Scoop tools work best with softer, waxier textures like budder or crumble. Pointed tips are your go-to for breaking off chunks of shatter or stable rosin. Flat-edge tools help scrape concentrates from parchment or silicone containers without waste.

Load your banger or nail with the amount you want, then cap it and heat as usual. After your session, let the tool cool completely before wiping it down. For deeper cleaning, soak in isopropyl alcohol, rinse thoroughly, and dry before returning to the jar.

Keep a rotation going. When one tool needs cleaning, grab another from the jar instead of interrupting your session. This setup works especially well for group sessions or back-to-back dabs when you don't want to stop and scrub between rounds.

Maintenance

Clean tools regularly to prevent buildup that affects flavor. Alcohol soaks handle most residue, but for stubborn spots, a quick torch pass (carefully, away from flammable surfaces) burns off sticky leftovers. Store tools in the jar between uses to keep them dust-free and ready.

Technical Specs

Best For

Dabbers who go through multiple sessions daily and need tools that stay organized and accessible. If you're tired of digging for your one clean tool or you share your rig setup with roommates, this jar keeps everyone covered. Also solid for anyone building out a new dab station from scratch — you're set with variety from day one instead of buying tools one at a time as you figure out what works.

This pack also makes sense for people who rotate between different concentrate types. When you're switching from live resin to diamonds to rosin throughout the week, having dedicated tools for each texture keeps flavors cleaner and makes loading easier.

Why Dabbers Keep These Around

The jar format solves the lost-tool problem. Dab tools are small, and they migrate. Pockets, couch cushions, random drawers — having 10 in one container means you're never hunting. It's also a practical backup system: even if half are dirty, you've still got options ready to go.

For the price, you're getting a full rotation of tools instead of paying per piece. That adds up fast when you're outfitting a new setup or replacing tools that didn't hold up. The variety eliminates guesswork about which tip style to buy since you're trying multiple options at once.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tip styles are included in the 10-piece set?

The mix varies but typically includes scoop tips for softer concentrates, pointed tips for stable textures like shatter, and flat-edge tools for scraping. The assortment covers the most common dabbing scenarios without duplicating the same style repeatedly.

Can these tools handle high-temp dabs?

Yes, the materials are built to withstand typical dabbing temperatures. That said, it's best practice to let your banger cool slightly before loading concentrates anyway — it preserves flavor and prevents burning. The tools themselves won't melt or degrade from brief contact with hot surfaces.

How do I keep the tools from getting sticky in the jar?

Clean them before storing. A quick alcohol wipe after each use prevents residue from building up and sticking tools together in the jar. If tools do stick, a short soak in isopropyl separates them without damage.

Are these compatible with nectar collectors?

Absolutely. The length and tip variety make these tools useful for loading nectar collectors or prepping your surface before dipping the heated tip. Just ensure the tool you pick matches your concentrate consistency.

Will the jar fit in a standard drawer or stash box?

At 5.9 inches tall and 2.2 inches wide, the jar fits most drawers, shelves, and storage boxes without issue. It's compact enough to tuck away but tall enough to keep tools upright and accessible.

Can I replace individual tools if one breaks or gets lost?

While this set is sold as a complete jar, Oil Slick carries individual dab tools in various styles. You can always add specific tips to your collection as backups or to expand your options beyond the included assortment.

Do these tools work with silicone dab mats?

Yes. The tips won't damage silicone surfaces, making them ideal for working on nonstick mats or pads when you're portioning concentrates or cleaning up between dabs. Silicone-friendly tools are a must for anyone using silicone containers or staging surfaces.