5 Pcs Linoleum Carving Tool Set Wood Handle Linocut,Classic

I recently started exploring linocut printmaking, and this tool set has been a great addition to my setup. The V shaped blades allow for very clean, precise lines, making it much easier to create fine details and controlled textures. For someone still learning, the range of sizes feels very useful and versatile. The tools feel sturdy in hand and glide smoothly across linoleum when used at the right angle. They’re sharp enough for delicate work, but still very approachable for beginners. Considering the price, the quality is impressive and offers a lot of value for anyone starting out with small to medium detail carving. Overall, a solid, affordable set that supports both learning and more detailed creative work.

I just needed to make one stamp with some small/close lettering. It is well worth the money for this pack of tools, even if I never make another stamp. The shape of each blade is consistent and stayed sharp, and the handles are a great shape in the hand. I was able to make precise, pencil thin cuts with basically no experience in stamp carving. Very beginner friendly and nice quality. I also love that they come with a soft pouch for easy organization/storage.

I thought I could get away with buying the speedball carving tool with interchangeable blades but it quickly made me want to give up. After researching more into carving tools for block printing I realized I'd need to invest in better tools. I ordered thise product and some wood carving tools for whittling, that I thought would be similar in quality. However I returned the wood carving tools since they were just not right for detailing, although others claim they were good I found them choppy so don't waist your time going that route! I'd say these are one step below the flexcut micro tools which are very pricey but I caved and got them aswell which was also very worth it. In short this product is a great buy if you aren't ready to throw crazy money at the "Profesional tools" they come sharp and handle corners well. It's easy to hold and I really appreciate the rubber covers. Which my flexcut tools don't even come with a cover for the blade ends. You'll also get a case, which I thought smelled strongly of chemicals. But I threw it away since I have a peg board to hold all my tools. I do see some minor flaws in the metal but for the price point they cut well and should last for a decent time. I suggest getting a sharpening block since they won't stay sharp forever.

Very sharp and well constructed tools, they feel very sturdy and the handles are smooth and easy to hold. The edges are sharp for fine designs. Effective, functional, and affordable.

I bought these to use for lino cutting Pros: -They’re better than Speedball, but that’s not saying much. -The case is very functional. -They come with blade covers. Cons: -the blades aren’t very sharp -the handle shape isn’t comfortable and it forces me to use a grip that makes it hard to control movement. I ended up going with a different set at the same price point and they worked significantly better.

Nice set & as advertised. Did arrive sharp. These have a comfortable ergonomic shape. Blade seating is not secure and blade has detached from the handle on two of the five. Very simple to push it back in & secure yourself

I upgraded from a lower quality speedball to these tools and they make a world of difference! Theyre so much easier to cut with and handle and are much much easier on my wrists. The size range is also great and allows me to cut the plate a lot faster. My only complaint is when capping the tools the blades cut through the caps very easily so be very careful when capping your tools.

While nowhere near the 'high end' range of tools, they work as advertised. Right out of the box they were able to make clean cross-grain cuts in numerous pieces of basswood carving blocks. It is too soon to tell how long they will hold their edge or how well they will take to stropping, but for the very low price of $16, these get the job done for me in the very early days of my wood carving hobby. I have a few knives and gouges from OCC, FlexCut, and BeaverCraft, so I am familiar with good (or at least far better) quality tools than the cheap knockoffs, but as I stated, this particular set of gouges worked right out of the box on cross-grain cuts and appear well built with ergonomic wooden handles. The steel doesn't look high quality but again the edge sharpening longevity and quality remain to be seen. Definitely a good starter set that won't break the bank!