A lighter approach to clay removal
Kemper places the D-series in its light-duty wire-tool range. That makes the D2 relevant for controlled shaping rather than as a substitute for every trimming blade. Inspect the two end profiles in the product image and compare them with the spaces you actually need to reach.
Keep the task distinct from a broad loop
Choose this tool when small changes to a clay form are the goal. The LT5 has a larger single-loop role, while ribbon tools use a different cutting-head construction. Owning one of each is only useful if those differences match your work. Avoid treating the wire end as a pry bar or trying to force it through clay that no longer cuts appropriately. A compact handle can help organize detail work, but it does not remove the need to support the piece and watch the material being removed.
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