Custom Font Number and Letter Stamping Tool Case (36 Uppercase Stamps/Alphabet 0-9 & !) 1/8 inch (3mm) Letters, Numbers, Symbols - Hard Carbon Steel Tools - Stamp/Punch Metal, Jewelry, Leather, Wood

Love the product. Stamps well on aluminum. Would be nice if they were marked on the side that should face you. Really surprised that IT DOES NOT COME WIHH THE A LID! I was very disappointed that the container, which looks like it should have a lid, does not. I like to keep all my stamping supplies neat and tidy. Also, surprised you have to use the same stamp for both M & W as well as O and zero. 6 and 9 are the same stamp as well, which is standard in most sets.

Nice font. Good clear impressions. I took off 1 star for 2 minor faults; first, the "G" is slightly crooked which makes my set unique I suppose and second, there is no lid! I didn't think much of it when I saw the pictures, I guess I assumed, wrongly, that the lid simply wasn't in the picture but nope, there is no lid which kind of sucks. I also wish that the container had some sort of dividers because you take a stamp out and others fall into the void. But the stamps themselves are worth every penny. There other sets out there that cost twice as much and they have really nice, fancy cases, you know 1/2 the cost is the case. I'd rather save a few bucks

These are great stampers! As well as the hilarious emails received from you when first ordered. The only thing that could possibly make it better is to put the product name or other symbol all on the same side of each piece, relative to the letter(number or symbol), so when you stamp it, you always know which end is up without having to decipher the letter backwards. Example, if there was a marking on the flat side which was always facing you, you would know the letter was right side up.

These metal stamps make an excellent gift for the aspiring Pablo Picasso or wannabe crafty weekend warrior. As talented as I’d like to believe I am, I’m no Michelangelo. But these stamps, originally purchased as a gift, are so easy to use for a little personalized artistic touch on important items like keys and tools for the airplane hangar and garage. Mom’s uses are slightly more artistically inspired than mine :). For starters, use on a hidden part or scrap piece for a trial run before making the final product, or start light and increase pressure for desired look on new materials.

We are able to use and stamp aluminumBlank plates. A tad hard to line up, will need practice. Easy to use. Found that we need to use a hammer on a wooden surface for the letters to stamp clearly.I got it to label keys and worked on some keys but some harder keys you can’t barely see the stamp.

I need to contact the seller as the "3" makes a circular dent besides just a clean "3" stamp. Also there are marks on the outside of each stamp to show you what the stamp is. Those are done with a different font, not a big deal, but whomever made them never bothered to stamp on the same side of each stamp. It makes you have to double check by looking at the bottom of each stamp to make sure you have it in the right direction. That was very disappointing and that was just sloppy on the manufacturers part to not have everything uniformly marked, especially since they are a SET!!! Otherwise, they do what they are supposed to do.

These metal stamps came yesterday and they've already come in super handy. I had 5 keys who were made from similar blanks and now I don't have to be Rain Man to remember the grooves of each key! My moleskin notebook will no longer be confused with my co-worker's who has a similar one. Only thing I would suggest is before you strike on your piece, practice a few times on another material, or hidden area of your piece, Great purchase.

Stamps work great. However, the letters are not aligned with the printing on the side of the stamps. Usually, you would expect to put the side with the letter and the words Coral Cactus facing towards your body and would know that the letter would come out in the correct direction. Not so with these stamps! You must always stamp on a trial piece of metal first (or somehow mark the stamps yourself) as it is too easy to make a mistake and ruin your work. The stamps themselves, seem well made and work fine.