ExcelMarkSelf-Inking DIY Custom Rubber Stamp Kit - Personalized Stamper for Business or Home - Address Stamp, Message Stamp, and More (Black)

The stamp to get if you are inpatient and would rather do things yourself then engage the world. Or maybe feel like you are about to print up a pamphlet in 1776. Tips- Insert the ink cartridge first before you set your letters or the alphabet will go flying when you pop in the ink and you will be cursing your life choices. Set your letters on the center line. The stamp has a center marker so use that and a little ruler or just eye ball it to get your letters looking like you actually waited for someone to make the stamp for you.

I love this fully customizable stamp. I can be a little difficult setting up the stamp with what you want it to say but well worth it to be so custom. Recommend

Needed a customizable stamp and decided to try this one. It works pretty well and came with some ink for immediate use. Only down side is that the letters are very small, so I can see these getting lost if you aren’t very careful when setting up your stamp up. Only gave it 4 stars because of the high potential of losing the tiny letters. Works pretty well overall.

Be sure to read the fine print ink pad goes in first I didn't and spent several minutes messing around with it until I read the 'fine' print

I’ve had multiple self inking stamps over the last couple of years - I really like them. but always found alignment an issue since the ones I used to buy had a gray, un-see through part that you align on the paper.I have a project now and I thought self inking stamps would really help, and hey look at this one with a clear part you align on the paper!I’d say that’s the only plus of this brand. Using this particular self inking stamp was pretty terrible. The letters/numbers are difficult to get out of their respective cases and into the stamp, then heaven forbid if you need to slide them around and they start popping off never to be found again. The stamp itself, when turned upside down is rounded??? so you can’t set it there and put the letters in as it keeps falling over - you have to constantly hold it. The ink pad, though reversible (and will dry out at the same rate as the other side :/) is so full of ink and was a total mess to use. The worst part was, if you had more than one line of text, only the middle line would show up and it would be over-inked while the other lines would under-ink, sometimes not even showing a full word or the full letter. Truly frustrating. The only hack I came up with was rocking the thing away or towards you to ink the other lines but it would still over-ink the center line.I consider myself a self ink stamp pro - and this stamper is a waste of money and time if you’re looking for a clean, legible, evenly inked stamp.I ended up buying a trodat printy 4912 typo on Amazon that has worked out incredible - clear alignment part, flat “head” so it stands up as you’re putting letters in, easy to get the letters out of their cases and move around in the stamp, and it inks all of the lines of copy evenly. It’s the perfect self inking stamp imo.

Not the easiest to set up. Also likes to skip letters when stamping

Amazing! We used this the first time during a vaccine clinic for dogs to stamp everyone's records with info. Unfortunately, the day it was outside, it was pouring rain but the stamper had no issues. The ink didn't smear on any of the wet papers or bleed through. Perfect.

This is a nice DIY stamp kit with two sizes of alphabets a small and a larger size. The kit comes with the two alphabet trays, the self-inking stamp body, and a pair of large useless tweezers. I suggest anyone who purchases this kit also purchase a nice pair of sticker tweezers, if you already do not own some, to set the letters with as the pair that comes with it are horrible, too large, and too fat to be wieldy, and it will shoot the tiny stamps across the room I am now missing 3 stamps because of this they are impossible to find once they go flying. The stamping body has a max of 5 lines and is fairly easy to load with the stamps, especially with a good pair of sticker tweezers. The stamping is clear and as long as you don’t do what I have seen a lot of first time stamp users do which is force it down, slam it down or use enough pressure to crush bone, when all that needs to be done is a steady light pressure you are stamping not pressure embossing, or engraving which takes force. It is a standard design anyone who has worked in most office setting's will have used something just like it. I think that it is well worth the money I spent, my only gripes are I wish it came with a second single line stamp handle, and better tweezer. One last thing they clean up easily with flushable wipes or baby wipes as long as you use the alcohol free ones, unlike some stamps that you have to purchase stamp cleaner to get the ink off.