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Where Can I Buy Tools, Supplies and Stone?

I don't claim to know that everyone listed here is any good. In fact, I haven't dealt with all of them and so cannot know about them all. But even if I have dealt with some of these places, you may have a different experience. In other words, I'm not responsible for whatever happens to you.

If you represent a company selling carving tools or stone to artists please contact me and give me whatever information you can so I can include it here. Listing is free!

Renaissance Stone
http://www.renaissancestone.com/
Oakland, CA
Bay area supplier of carving stone and tools
Owner: Robert Black
No mail order delivery, just local purchase.
As of this writing, open Wed - Sat only.
Excellent prices!
The Compleat Sculptor, Inc.
http://sculpt.com/
New York, NY
Supplier of materials needed for sculpture in all media, including stone and tools.
Montoya Sculpture and Supply
http://montoyasculpture.com/
West Palm Beach, FL
Supplier of materials needed for sculpture in all media, including stone and tools.
Neo:Lithic
http://www.neolithicstone.com/
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Supplier of stone and stone carving tools.
Some good information on their website as well, including links to sculptor's web pages.
Stone Sculptors Supplies
http://stonesculptorssupplies.com/
Guerneville, CA
Supplier of stone and stone carving tools.
The Base Shop
http://www.thebaseshop.com/
Loveland, CO
Custom made sculpture bases.
Trown and Holden
http://trowandholden.com/
Barre, VT
Maker of hand and pneumatic tools for all kinds of stone work.
Sculpture House
http://www.sculpturehouse.com/
Various locations throughout the US.
Supplier of matierals needed for many sculpture media, including stone and tools.
Colorado Alabaster Supply
http://www.coloradoalabaster.com/
Fort Collins, CO
Supplier of stone and some hand tools.
The Bronze Works
http://www.seanmmonaghan.com/bronzeworks/index.shtml
Santa Cruz, CA
Sean runs a full service foundry. He can create molds from your original art, cast it in bronze or aluminum, and patina it as well.

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