4.5″ EPOXY & WOOD SWORD DAB TOOL

The 4.5″ Epoxy & Wood Sword Dab Tool is a premium dabber for people who care as much about their gear as their concentrates. Built for dabbers who like a bit of drama in their setup, this sword-style tool combines a smooth epoxy finish with natural wood for a grippy, tactile feel. At 4.5 inches (114mm), it’s long enough to keep your fingers away from the heat while still feeling precise and easy to control.

Why You’ll Actually Use This Every Day

• Confident grip, even mid-sesh — The wood grain handle gives you natural texture so you’re not fumbling a slick metal tool when things get sticky.
• Heat at a distance — 4.5 inches (114mm) of length keeps your fingertips comfortably back from hot nails and bangers.
• Easy, accurate scoops — The sword-style taper lets you pick up small or larger globs without smearing half your product on the table.
• Looks as good as it feels — Epoxy over wood means every piece has unique character, more like a custom art dabber than a generic tool.
• Built to ride along — Compact size drops easily into a pouch or case without taking over your whole kit.
• Won’t disappear in the clutter — The distinct sword silhouette is easy to spot on a crowded tray or dab mat.

Best For

This dab tool is made for people who are past the “paperclip dabber” phase and want something that feels intentional. If your rig is dialed, your concentrates are on point, and you appreciate nice details, this belongs in your lineup. It’s also a solid pick for anyone building a travel kit around durable, good-looking smoke shop products that can hang with daily use.

How to Use It

Think of this like a tiny, precise sword for your concentrates. Use the tapered end to grab just the amount you want from your jar, then guide it to your heated surface with the extra control you get from the wood handle and balanced length.

The shape works well whether you’re working with stable shatter, softer waxes, or thicker badder-style concentrates. Scoop, slice, or nudge your product where it needs to go without getting your fingers anywhere near the hot zone. Pair it with quality concentrate jars and the whole process just feels smoother.

When you’re done, set it down on a heat-safe surface or nonstick pad so you’re not gluing it to your table. If you’re already using parchment or liners for your extracts, this tool plays especially well with non-stick setups from our non-stick paper & PTFE lineup.

Specs

Care & Tips

Let the tool cool down before you clean it or set it away. Wipe off fresh residue with a cloth or cotton swab; for a deeper reset, you can briefly soak the metal/epoxy portions in isopropyl alcohol, then rinse and dry completely before using again. If you’re running a more serious pressing or handling setup, keeping tools like this clean pairs nicely with organized storage & packaging so everything is ready when you are.

FAQ

1. Is the wood handle just for looks, or does it change how it feels?
   The wood isn’t just cosmetic. It gives you a warmer, more tactile grip than bare metal or glass, so it feels secure in your hand even when you’ve been dabbing for a while. The grain and shape also make it easier to orient the tool without looking right at it.
2. Can I use this with any type of rig or banger?
   Yes. This is a standalone dabber, so it plays nice with pretty much any rig, nail, or banger setup you already have. Whether you’re running a small recycler, a full-size setup, or even portable silicone bongs & rigs, the length and tip shape work with all of them.
3. How should I clean it without ruining the wood or epoxy?
   Let it cool completely, then wipe off any fresh residue with a paper towel or cloth. For stubborn buildup, a short soak or wipe-down with isopropyl alcohol works well; just rinse with water afterward and dry fully. Avoid super abrasive scrubbing so you keep the epoxy finish looking clean and glossy.
4. Is the tip sharp? Am I going to stab myself or scratch my gear?
   It’s shaped like a sword, but it’s not knife-level sharp. The tip is tapered and precise enough to handle concentrates cleanly but not designed to cut you or dig into glass. Just treat it like any metal dab tool and you’ll be fine.
5. Will this feel too small or too big in hand?
   At 4.5 inches (114mm), it hits a nice middle ground — long enough to stay away from the heat, short enough to stay nimble. If you’re used to basic dab tools, the balance will feel natural, with the wood giving it a slightly more substantial, comfortable feel in the hand.
6. What kind of concentrates does this work best with?
   The tapered “sword” edge works well with most textures — shatter, wax, badder, crumble, and similar consistencies. If you’re pressing your own material, it’s a nice companion to rosin-focused setups from our rosin extraction collection, making it easy to portion out what you’ve just collected.
7. Is this more of a display piece or a real daily driver tool?
   It looks like something you’d want to show off, but it’s definitely designed to be used. The materials, length, and shape are all practical for daily dabbing. If you like gear that earns its keep and still looks cool on the table next to your other dab tools, this fits right in.