4" x 15" Extra Large Custom "Rocker Mount" Wood Hand Rubber Stamp with Metal Handle

This vendor was very easy to work with and walked me through how to provide my custom art and my size options on the stamp. The stamp came in about a week, I think, and it works really well.It seems to be very well made, and I'm very happy with how well it stamps so far.All in all, I'd say "buy with confidence".

I was really happy with the size of the stamp. I had to go through a few designs before I was able to get one approved by the company bc of clarity issues. Anyway we got it in and I stamped a few of my boxes. The middle of the stamp will not pick up ink. I tried to add more ink and tried again but it kept cutting off the middle of the stamp. I ordered the flat mount bc of reviews on the rocker but I wonder if I made a mistake on that. I took pics to show

I was nervous, I'll admit.This thing is awesome. I'm very happy, and now I have custom printed boxes at a fraction of the price. I've done 50 boxes. You'll need to buy a large ink pad and a Speedball rubber brayer to roll the ink on the stamp. Re-ink the pad frequently. It's easiest to apply if you do roll the stamp and press hard with the other hand.

Quality Stamp. Such a cost savings for stamping your own shipping boxes in comparison to custom ordering logo boxes via online, they are so expensive. I understand there are some comments regarding the rocker, technique, etc. It is really quite easy. Once you ink your stamp(check to make sure your stamp surfaces look wet/shiny with ink), tamp the stamp(the highest part of the arc-center portion) directly down(try not to shift it or take pressure off stamp) to your substrate...hold in place...then rock steady all the way left, then rock/roll it steadily all the way right, keeping the steady pressure the entire time. You should get a pretty good transfer. If you press firmly(not crazy firm) and steadily so the stamp does not shift when you do your rocking motion, you should have a pretty clean image. I practiced once on an old piece of cardboard..and I was good to go after that.

This stamp is very nice looking in an old fashion style and well made. I choose it mainly because of the feature to customize it straight away on the Amazon site. I purchased it for our business paper bags and the result is impressive as it looks as if they were custom printed but for a fraction of the price. The only reason I’m giving it a 4 stars is that the curved model is tricky to use and require skills to press the imprint evenly on the surface and therefore time consuming. Unfortunately as a result I’m having to buy a flat stamp in a similar style to replace this one.

I ordered the 8x4 large rocker stamp for my e-commerce business. I have tried stamping with this product at least a 100 times with different techniques and applying various degrees of pressure, but none of the results are to my liking. Each stamp seems to have one or more of the below issues:1) The "felt" portion of the stamp also absorbs ink when placing this on a stamp pad. As a result, the final stamp often has double edges.2) Ink gets on the wooden base when placing this on a stamp pad and gets transferred to the paper while stamping, I got around this by first getting the ink on from the stamp pad and then applying some cello tape on the wooden base to prevent the ink from getting transferred to the paper.I have started a return process and it is under review.

I have tried to use this 8x4" custom stamp to mark my large envelopes and poly mailers several times now. Unfortunately the curved design of the wooden stamp doesn't make a full impression of my logo. I have tried several different methods in my approach and at best I get 90% of the logo to be seen on the flat materials. My logo is 8x3 inches, if your logo is similar in dimensions you will most likely have the same issue. Perhaps if the stamp was made flat it would work better. Another note, when I get my "best impressions" on my materials there is usually excessive ink transferred onto areas of the stamp that do not contain my logo, thereby transferring the ink onto areas of the my envelopes that are outside my logo. Is there a solution for this problem?? I was ready to order another stamp in a smaller size from this seller, but it doesn't seem he does a flat stamp unless your logo is extremely small, below 4x3" ughh.

I was doubtful because my image was mostly small text but this is the best thing I have done for my company yet! They are perfect and the details are nice and crisp!