4 Pack Rubber Block Stamp Carving Blocks with Cutter Tools and Rubber Brayer Roller for Printmaking and More Crafts

Worked well for homeschool art class. 5th & 6th grades could easily use and change out tips.

This kit is excellent to get started at making your own stamps. The tool is easy to learn how to use and the roller makes all the difference for equally distributing paint/ink. I would highly recommend to others getting started on making stamps.

The kit itself is kind of perfect. It's got everything you need to get started with linocutting, short of printmaking paper. The blades on this (and speedball starter packs) are inferior but if you really want to save money starting out, you can "hone and sharpen" these blades and they will serve you well. Just don't think you're bad at it because of the crappy blades.

Having a great time learning a new hobby! The only issue I'm having is with a couple blades that really are not cutting. You can see the very rough cuts in the upper corner of my picture. I'll push on, but may need to get a different set of blades.

A great set for someone dabbling in printing

I was worried a little kit like this would have tools on the flimsy side but they seem perfect. I had no problems with use. Really good value for money! Includes all the basics you need. Would recommend :)

The rubber pads were great but when I compared the different carving pieces in this kit to my speedball set I already owned, it was very hard to carve with. The tools are not sharp enough to smoothly carve the rubber. The ink roller however is very solid and easy to use. Overall, I’d give this starter a low rating because you can’t carve with the blades but if you’re already established in this hobby, it’s a cheap set of rubber and and decent wood roller.

Granddaughter makes crafts and ask for this ID