Linocut Carving Kit Tools Linoleum Cutter Assortment for Block Printing for DIY Sculpture Carpenter Experts & Beginners 6 Blades Universal Size Red

I got this to carve Lino and erasers and it works great. The smallest blade isn’t THAT small but it still is great and was what I wanted.

My wife says: First, let me say that I have absolutely no experience in carving anything so take my opinion with a grain of salt, but I like this carving tool. It is well described in the listing. I got it because I have quite a number of old, unused, dried-out, now-totally-unusable-for-erasing pink erasers that I want to try to carve into stamps . This tool carves through these erasers very easily. I wasn't able to see much difference in groove width or depth between any of the scooped blades but that could be my inexperience. Sometimes the blades would stick in the handle and I would have to use a closed ball point pen to poke down the little ball in the swivel knob to release them. The fact that the blades can be stored in the handle is a plus in my book. All in all I am happy with this tool and look forward to seeing what I can do with it.

This is a fantastic price for the carving tool and six different blades with a nice plastic carrying case for convenient and safe storage. I did a side-by-side test with my speedball brand linocutter and it works great. This tool also fits the speedball brand blades. I use this for making hand carved rubber stamps for black printing. This is a very hard plastic and mine is colored pink. Love it. I have no complaints at all.

Good for a few uses. Many nice interchangeable cutters. Did not feel very comfortable in the hand

For the price, it's a decent set. You get multiple bits that are pretty sharp. However, I wish the smallest one was noticeably smaller than the one after it. Included is a side by side of 1, 2, and 6. I have experience with hard and soft linoleum. I believe these are meant to be different sizes not only because of the numbers, but because of the types of gouges. Some of the tips are u-shaped, while others are v-shaped. Either tip has its used, but using either one gets me similar size cuts.The price is fair for if you're an absolute beginner, or if you're in a rush, but I wouldn't recommend it too much beyond that.

all the necessary linoleum carving tools, easy to use. Perhaps sometimes a tiny bit difficult to change blades, because they stay a bit stuck, but at least they don't move when carving.