Tondiamo Rubber Stamp Sheet for Laser Engraving Machine, A4 Laser Rubber Stamp Sheet for Cutter Soft Stamps Making DIY Art Design(Light Gray,1 Pack)

Worked great on a 40W Epilog Fusion Edge laser engraver. Smell was minimal. Not sticky & very crisp design. Perfect thickness.

Made my first rubber stamp with a 22W diode laser. Nailed it on the first try. This material engraved perfectly with minimal residue / ash. Easy cleanup with a brush. The durometer seems just about right for a rubber stamp

Works great in my laser. The real trick is to make sure you are set to use ramping when carving a stamp. Without the ramping the edges don't cut cleanly, which is counterintuitive, but it works. Settings will, of course, be different for different machines, and multiple passes reduces burn, but if you have a laser engraver you should already know this. All I can say is that even my 10w diode laser was more than powerful enough to make nice stamps. Be sure to add a wood backing, as the thin material is too floppy to use without a solid backing.

I had a project that required a rubber stamp so I gave this on a try. The material is very pliable yet retains intricate details easily! I use a 40-Watt diode laser and found a setting of 70% power at 700mm/min perfect. There isn't a lot of smoke but there is a lot of particles ejected during the burn (be ready to dust!). I found that with multiple passed I could cut the finished stamp out of the sheet. Be aware if you do this, the material tends to cause "soot" in the cut which blocks the laser from easily reaching the bottom (even with air assist on full). Overall, I'm very pleased with the quality and the value. I will be back for more soon!

Worked great with my school’s Trotec laser cutter. If you’re making stamps with text, make sure to flip your design before engraving. I was able to both engrave and cut out my logo from the rubber sheet using the laser. I’d definitely purchase this again for making custom stamps.

This rubber is quite hard / firm. I made a large (3”x3”) stamp with it, and when using the stamp I only get ~90% of the image unless I really press hard and rock it back and forth. This means the stamp isn’t really useful for me. If the rubber was a little softer / more forgiving it would be better. It’s possible this is my fault in the stamp design, though.

I love to make stamps. It's probably my favorite thing to make with my laser. This rubber mat is perfect for stamp making. The quality is great. It's the perfect thickness as well as overall size. Super easy to use and I will be purchasing it again soon.

Excellent, will buy again