Shiny S-200 DIY Printing Kit 4mm and 5mm Character Height

I love this, it is good for making rubber stamps . Plenty of variety of stamps. Good rubber letters in 2 different sizes. Easy to use.

This is like the traditional "John Bull Printing Outfit" I had as a child. It works. The type is about 4mm high for lower case, so quite big. They provide a good number of yellow devices to insert the type into, the largest has 5 lines of type. But be warned, if you are writing in English, there are only 5 lower case "e". It is surprising how many you need! They also provide some "é" and other accented "e" characters, so I managed to create the words I needed by cutting the accent off the é with a scalpel. If you are going to be composing a lot of words you might want to consider ordering two kits, to get the letters you need. They include a pair of tweezers to grip the type, and a black ink stamp pad. Of course it is very fiddly to compose the rubber type letters in the yellow type holders, but that's part of the fun. I'm pleased with my purchase and have used it for titling my artwork.

I bought this because of some of the reviews admit did not disappoint it is a good little kit for money. Takes some practice but once you have mastered it it's easy reminds me of the printing kits that was around in 70s. The circle stamp is a bit fiddly but if I can manage anyone can. Even if you don't use the kit for crafting items it's a lot of fun.

Needs your commitment to DIY, or it simply won't work — it is not extremely easy but you can do it with a bit patience. Absolutely the best DIY stamp kit. Typeface is very beautiful. Has a vintage look, stamping quality is very professional and will give that old school look. The case is super useful for storage.

The results produced by this printing set are much as you may remember from using them as a child: basic but OK. As you can see from the main photo, there is an impressive amount of parts to this set for the price - but it's a better woman than me who can get it all back into the box when you've finished your printing activities. This type of printing is always fiddly, but I do find this set to be perhaps slightly more fiddly than many; I think this is because the rubber is slightly thinner than the original printing sets. The ink pad is satisfactory, but nothing special. It's not of a quality I would consider worth reinking - but of course ink pads aren't expensive and are available in many different colours anyway (but I certainly wouldn't want to try fitting any other ink pad into this set, given that I can't even get this one back in with everything else). Adequate, but not special.

Very versatile kit, has everything you need to make your personal stamps. I am impressed with the variation and end product. The ink, if you want a permanent non-bleeding finish as I do I would go for another type than in the kit. The ink in the kit will run if you want to apply a liquid finish to a project. Having said that the ink in the kit is great for stamping envelopes, addresses or marking books or general usage of the kind.

It is what it is. I liked it and have used it in some personal projects

This is a grown up version of the John Bull stamp set I had as a kid in the 1960s...I use it to create DIY custom stamps for parcels, works really well. It takes a while to set the stamp up but is not difficult. Would recommend to anyone.

This item is just as described and I'm very happy with it. I make my own photographic note cards and use the stamp for description on the back. It works great and I like the versatility this set provides. I highly recommend this to anybody who's interested in making their own stamps.

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Yes- it will take a while to create the stamp- but I bought this specifically to create a dedication stamp to stamp in our front sidewalk of our new home and it worked! I made a 3 line stamp with blank lines in between. Instead of doing it all at once- I did the first line one day, then another line another day, ect. I found my own fingers to work better than the tweezers included. TIP: Use a mirror. I kept getting letters backwards and that helped me to easily see if I was laying out my stamp correctly. The letters will probably be smaller than you would like but there are enough of everything to get the job done :)

Very useful