ZENG 13-Digit Rubber Stamp - Adjustable Alphabet (A-Z), Number (0-9)

I was looking for an inexpensive stamp that I could use in ceramic clay, and this rubber stamp works perfectly to impress numbers and letters into soft ceramics clay.

Product does exactly what I need. No problems at all. In fact buying a second one.

Hard for a stamp to not work lol. Though the metal frame seems to be just a little outta whack. Not that I care. I use it to lable the plywood edges of cabinet parts as I pull the cut parts off the cnc router. Would be nicer if there was a knob on the side that you pushed or pulled on to select which row of characters to change and rotate the knob to change the letter or number. Kinda like those price sticker stamp guns with the squeeze triggers. If you ever worked in retail you'll know what I'm talking about.

I need an engineer and a team of people with tools and lasers and such to keep this aligned long enough to use this stamp. Once you get it aligned, don't touch it, don't even look at it or it will fall out of alignment and create hieroglyphics. With ink involved, it's a nightmare, i ran through a Reem of papper trying to get this thing to make sense (you have to imagine the word or phrase backwards to create the stamp you need). I had to sneak the used test paper out in my jacket to avoid being fired for wasting paper. I have ink underneath my fingernails, I went to shake my mechanics hand 2 days later and he caught a glimpse of my hands and gave me that "ew" face. Lord, you guys need to add 0 stars to the program

I love it except had to write in the numbers that were to short to stamp

Received quickly, well packaged. Working great for the use I need it for.

Low quality product.

The letters are 3/16” tall. A little patience is needed to line up all letters evenly in the row. A little practice you can print on lined cards. Prints nice with a few taps in the ink pad and a good press. If not using all spaces use the middle of the stamp.

this worked really well for me! it’s tedious to spin and set up the first time but after that it’s works great!

Exactly as the description, works great lettering is clear and well made

I'm a mixed media artist and habitually collect stamps. I started some new projects and the instructor suggested a stamp like this, letters that form words. I searched & all were SO expensive! Then I found this one. I was hesitant as the reviews weren't the best. But after using this a half dozen times, I can't find anything wrong with it. Using the stamp with archival black ink and getting great results.

Good products. But price is little high.

I bought this stamp to ID and catalog a large of amount of photograph sets. Used together with quick-drying, archival ink it worked very well for photographs, after some initial practice. You use the rollers to select letters, numbers and characters - or make fine adjustments with your fingers. There is a good selection of different types of letters, numbers and symbols in a nice "sans serif" font. Due to the small size of each character, it is a bit finicky to select the right characters, but this is to be expected from this kind of stamp. You can push the rubber bands left and right to create spaces. If the bands are too close to each other, it is a bit difficult to change one character without affecting the neighboring characters. It does take some time to set up a 16 character text, so this stamp is mainly useful if you don't need to change the text very frequently. If you just make minor adjustments, such as incrementing a single number, you can do that quite quickly.