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Easy to use：
The right sized engraving block can be engraved with large patterns or cut into smaller patterns and engraved as seals.
You can use your imagination to carve a variety of items. Great for school and family events.
Grey rubber carving block specification：
Size：8 x 10 Inch
9 x 12 Inch
12 x 12 Inch
12 x 18 Inch/ 0.3 cm thick
Color：Grey
Wide range of applications：For laser printers, ink printers,
scrapbooking and pencil copy transfers.
Made of high quality rubber material, smooth and strong, non-toxic and odourless.
Easy to carve and can be changed into different shapes according to your preference.
Available for printer or photocopy printing engraving pattern, clear engraving, show your engraving art.
Andrew Pranger
2025-09-01 14:41:21
Great
LaHoopti
2025-08-05 18:01:29
I bought this by mistake thinking it was linoleum. I read the reviews and hesitate to return it, but decided to give it a try. It is much easier/faster to carve. Lines are good and defined. It is not like carving linoleum more like the pink speedball. I typically stain the plate to make it easier to carve. The ink didn’t stay on the plate, so will need to use a different medium. It went through the pressfine and left a good impression. Way easier to carve, way easier to clean up. Overall it is a good alternative to linoleum.
A from NJ
2025-08-02 12:53:30
The Lino has a few attributes I consider less desirable. 1. There is no backing so if you are able to adhere it to a block it might perform better. I did not glue it to a block and found it to be thin-ish, and a bit stretchy. 2. And on that note of stretchy-ness, the “Lino†isn’t really Lino, but rather a plastic or vinyl type of material. Wish I knew before ordering it.
E. Hamilton
2025-07-19 16:26:05
This is vinyl/rubber, so if you are a die-hard linoleum fan, be aware. That being said it's stiffer than SpeedyCarve and all the imitators, so this product is a great middle ground if you think traditional lino is too hard, but the pink slabs are too mushy. The ultimate pro for me was how easily I was able to clean my oil based block printing ink off the plate when done; it was a breeze with just dishwashing detergent. The prints are crisp, the solid areas smooth and bold. And you never have to fight the material curling! All in all I will most likely purchase again, since for most carving it responds well. For stipple shading, I'll stick to old-school jute-backed lino.
BJ
2025-07-15 18:05:50
These say they’re linoleum blocks, but they’re just rubber. Unsuitable for block printing.
Meow!leficent
2025-03-18 12:30:03
It was ok. I would rate this carving meteral 3 out of 10.
Mim's Island
2025-02-25 18:10:04
I do not particularly care for these. The surface is very smooth, slippery and little harder than I like which makes carving difficult at times. Blockprinting ink needs a softer brayer to stick. It is also fairly thin beware of to carve to deep.Will not order again.
eleanor s meader
2025-01-30 13:32:02
Not a linoleum block and difficult to cut into. Not worth the money.
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