HWYDTGS Orange Rubber Stamp Sheet for Laser Engraving Machine with A4 Size 2.3mm (Orange)

It's perfect with the project we did.

I've been etching wood for about three years with my laser cutter, but this is the first time I've tried to etch rubber. So take my review for what it's worth.First, the rubber seems very durable right out of the package. I didn't try very hard, but I don't think you could crease it or tear it very easily by accident.For the etching, I made the Harriet Tubman stamp pictured. I went lighter on the laser settings that I do for wood because I didn't know what to expect. The first pass created a very light, ghost-like image. I then went to the same settings I use for wood, and I didn't get much more. I then went to 1.5 times what I use for wood, and I got the stamp you see pictured. For cutting, I went 1.5 times what I use for wood on a single pass, and I had to go around twice. Then I cleaned up the residue which I took a picture of. That's from one stamp measuring 1.8" square.The stamp itself turned out pretty good, I think, given that it's a face. I did it on wood first, and the results are identical. I haven't tried it yet, but I think I could get away with very clear 12 or even 10 point font.Overall, I think this is pretty good stuff. Just be prepared to clean out your laser cutter with each use.

Rubber is excellent for making your own personalized stamps! I use my laser to get really detailed but I believe there are many other ways to make custom rubber stamps.

Super service, very nice product

This is a really neat product! I've made four custom stamps using this in my K40 laser and it's great! Engraves really well, and without too much odor. I'm super surprised how fine of detail can be engraved and stamped, much better than I expected. The fine white powder created during engraving is quickly and easily vacuumed up, and I usually wash the stamp in the sink after it's done. I tried cutting it with the laser once but it didn't work so well, so I just cut it with an x-acto knife after engraving. It would probably cut fine if I just took a couple passes at lower power, maybe I'll experiment more in the future. It took a while for the stamp pad I ordered to arrive, and I found that the stamps can also be inked using a permanent marker, it's just a little tedious.