How thick are the letters. Thinking of using them for Concrete Stamping.
1984084
They're pretty thin, about 1/8", and made of balsa as well. Not sure I'd expose them to a lot of water, but you may get one or two decent stamps out of each one.
1594528
Sorry I don't have them in front of me. I'm at work right now responding to your question but they are not very thick at all. They are thin. I would say that would probably slide inside a pen where the ink cartridge goes if that gives you an idea of the size.
1652604
If the washers aren't very hardened, I'm sure you'll have no problem. I have yet to try and stamp a Grade 8 washer, I doubt it would have much effect.These stamps work great, but the back stop is every bit as important. I know that using a heavy desk, or even a concrete floor will not work too well, you really need to buy a steel jeweler block and a full sized hammer (for stamping steel.)
2023636
They actually ARE a half inch thick as they say. I LOVE them. I use them as trivets ... and as my mouse pad. Now that you reminded me of them, I must order another set. I especially use them on top of my midrowave
810757
Probably, but I think you might be happier with a different ( better constructed) stamp. I use these with my 4 year old grandson. I would use a different product if I were doing serious art.
198513
I don't have the stamp anymore as I had it made for a student. Her name has 7 letters and I want to say the letters were about 1/4" tall and the whole length of the ink part was probably 1 3/4"-2". Hope this helps.
1242352
They are very soft and flexible. I have no problem stamping my nails. I think it is a luck of the draw. I was fortunate not to receive a stamper that was hard rubber or dried out if I had to explain it.
146969
Like 18 Guage thick.about as thick as a cheap sink. Should last the year worth the price.
60439
It is about the same thickness as any standard bubble mailer. They worked perfectly for the items that I ship. Definitely worth the price!!
755847
Hello! They are just over 1/4 in thick...5/16th of an in. thick to be pretty exact. If you hold onto it with some pliers near the end, and break off a piece with another pair of pliers holding the tip..you might be able to break off a smallish piece of it. It's just a matter of making a controlled break where you want it.
1463213
They are not very thick, maybe 1/4 inch. They lasted about 1 year in my kitchen. Worth the money though.
901187
These appear to be about the same thickness as my 65# cardstock. Hope that helps.
2264020
I use them as napkins and all around kitchen towel, not the fancy dinner type, the we are a family with sticky fingers from chicken. I believe they would be a bit thin for embroidery unless you are just doing a single letter.
1739851
The paper thickness is equal to any I have used. I had to adjust the print area .05 of an inch for my Quicken but very easy to correct.
113903
I don't know their exact thickness but they are quite stong and don't bend easily.
1425332
I think they are nice and thick, but not as extremely thick as one might expect. I order them all the time to use for certificates. May not be appropriate for a diploma.
1747202
They are 3 thousanths of an inch thick. Thats .003 in. I used a micrometer to determine that. I had them stored in my hot garage attic and they are still new. no warping, no fading. I did keep them in the original envelope though. I had them for only 7 months but it is hot out now and I am very happy with them. I use them to color some leds' on my Christmas decorations.