LINO CUTTING HANDLE TOOL & 5 ASSORTED CUTTERS SCULPTING

Cheap and cheerful, typically oriental quality. But perfectly usable with a bit of fettling such as cleaning the flashing off the hole in the nut with a craft knife so it will slide down the taper more easily and grip the blade properly. My handle felt greasy out of the bag, plastic injection process uses lubricants so a hot wash in detergent sorted that out. If still got blade wobble (I didn't after flashing removal) then a bit of masking tape around the blade to give it some friction against the plastic? My blades were poorly sharpened back in foggy China but again, take a needle file and sharpen them. As for doing fine work, nip the 'V' shaped blade in a vice and make it narrower. it's not rocket science chaps and chapesses!! Does anyone need advice on bottom wiping.......

Good little starter tool kit, value for money.

Made in China & quite poor quality. Blades are poorly sharpened, do not cut at all well & do not fit handle very securely. If you want a decent disposable blade tool system, pay more for the German made Abig set, or be put off Lino cutting for life by this inferior kit. Presumably intended as cheap equipment for schools? Typical!

I'm just starting to do some lino printing and this is probably the perfect tools for beginners like me. It's really cheap so the quality may not be the best. If you're looking for something that will be use for delicate work then this might not be the best for you. I also expected it to be in a box justlike in the picture but it only came in a plastic bag which isn't that big of a deal for me, but some people might want some kind of protection for the tools since they are quite sharp. In terms of attaching the cutter into the handle, it wasn't really difficult but I don't think it's sturdy enough. Overall, the product is good for the price.

Bought this product for the purpose of making rubber stamps, and it works just fine. Pretty well-built, seems to be durable (though the cutters are a little bit flimsy, particularly at the point where they attach to the handle). Cutters attach without too much difficulty, though. No problems so far.

I bought these as a cheap introduction to lino cutting for myself. They are pretty sharp and work fine, although if I was going to get seriously into delicate work they are not quite up to it. There is little difference between the four 'scoop' shaped cutters and getting a fine line is pretty much impossible, but they did the job I wanted. Service from this seller was good.

not the right size in want to cut fine lino prints and also not the correct blades that can be sharpened or adjusted.

Absolutely good for lion cutting.