Review on 🔢 36 Pc Vector Number & Capital Letter Punch Set (6mm 1/4"): 09098 by Jennifer Roberts

Bought for woodworking. And to be honest, they would work great if there wasn't one fatal flaw. Many letters/numbers are not straight. In my set, the DMUs 4 and 9/6 were mounted at an angle. This means if you line up the stamp and hit it with a hammer, the letter/number will be printed upside down. At first I thought it was just a lousy technique until after printing the same thing onto several pieces of wood I found that it was ALWAYS the same letters coming off. So I looked closely and deeply, and lo and behold, the stamp turned the letter. I also had a slightly defective "I", that had a bulge in the middle. If only it was bad "I" I can still give 5 stars because the price was good. But with so many (5!) letters and numbers rotated a good 10 degrees or so, it's pretty terrible quality control. That's one sixth of the entire set, which I consider defective. I'm leaving them out because I've already reviewed and labeled many of them so they're easier to identify for the normal things I type and I don't really want to go through them. Trouble because you don't have much money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I will look elsewhere. s pretty terrible quality control. That's one sixth of the entire set, which I consider defective. I'm going to leave them because I've already gone through and pasted a lot of them so they're easier to identify for the normal things I type and don't really want to go through them. Trouble because you don't have much money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. s pretty terrible quality control. That's one sixth of the entire set, which I consider defective. i let them out because I've already reviewed and labeled many of them so they're easier to identify for the normal things I type and I don't really want to go through them. Trouble because you don't have much money. "I" isn't that important, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I don't really want to get in trouble not having much money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I will look elsewhere. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. I really don't want to go through the hassle of not having a lot of money. The "I" isn't that big of a deal, and hopefully with practice I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere. With practice, I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I will look elsewhere. With practice, I can learn to compensate for rotated letters so they print straight. But if I buy more stamp sets for different sizes and characters, I'll look elsewhere.