Tondiamo 3 Pcs Rubber Stamp Sheets for Laser Engraving Machine, A4 Rubber Stamp Sheets for Laser Cutter Soft to Make, 2.3 mm(Light Gray)

They work for my little projects. It works fine with the laser. To clean it I used dish soap and an old toothbrush. This was my first time making stamps and i found it to be good material to practice with.

Maybe I don't have the right setting or not sure how this is supposed to laser out my stamp but it was a mess. So I haven't tried again for now it's a 2 star

The rubber holds up well during the engraving process with my diode lasers. However, it has been hard to get the ink to adhere to the rubber for transfer to paper. It is inconsistent at best. I have used several different inks pads and added ink to them as well.

I used this to create a bunch of stamps on my laser engraver. They turned out great !

I'm pretty happy with this stamp material. I do wish they gave some more info with it though. Like which side am I supposed to engrave on? It has a thin layer attached to a thick layer. After doing some test I couldn't really see a difference though.I used one of my CO2 lasers, a 100w Mira 9. I got the best results going at 200 mm/s and 50% power for the engraving, then going 15 mm/s and 75% power to cut it out. 1 pass for both. I found going slow and doing 1 pass was far better than doing multiple passes. When I tried doing 2 passes I swear the laser melted some of the rubber dust back onto the stamp.I'm going to be ordering more of this material to make more stamps.

My first time making a rubber stamp with the Glowforge Aura. This rubber cuts smooth & delicate details are not lost. These stamps I made was only 1" in diameter. There is a lot of dust that need to be cleaned up & mini vac is highly suggested.Amazon says the material is .09, but my caliper says .08. So you may need to test yours.The settings I used were:Unknown Material: .08Engrave: 100 / 10 / x4Cut: 100 /10 / x10 TwiceThe cutting is where it got tricky. 10 passes, the limit on the Aura, is not enough to get through the rubber all the way. What I did was do a first Cut & Engrave session, then I changed the engrave layer to ignore so that the only thing left was the cut layer & hit “Print” again. Even this was not enough to go thru the rubber completely. However, It was so close that I was able to “pop” out the stamps. You could probably do a third round if you want.