how flexible are the stamper heads?
1242351
The stamper heads are flexible enough to be able to press and roll the design on the nail.
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.
1242353
I don't find the stamper heads to be very flexible. They are rounded, so I roll the stamper over my nail to transfer the polish. Hope this helps.
1927024
I've heard that there are some polishes other than the specific stamping polishes that work but they need to be thicker and it's pretty much trial and error. I recommend the ones designed for this though.
1619336
What a great idea! Yes, you could do that, and I'm going to as well! They are large and stiff so I think it will work best with a little padding under the paper you are stamping. I used them to make clay ornaments.
723119
Yes, you can bend them, they are just like any other pipe cleaner except they are a little ruff so they can really clean out you pipe. Not the best for any craft project due to them having this extra function.
569231
Very flexible. Not hard. Can shape around about any size from what I experienced.
65649
I don't know if there is a stiffness difference between the round & square head shapes. Mine is "round"
408156
By making stamps, I assume you mean you'll be making a negative to press this material into. It dries very rigid very ABS plastic like. Stamps usually are a bit more rubber like. I would recommend looking at devcon flexane. If you wrote me a more detailed process of what you mean by "making stamps" I could be of much more help.
1137112
We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
597405
I love these! They aren't to stiff they will bend some but the stamps! They are really useful when you have some over size stamp sets. Some set don't stick so well at times so I use rubber cement or Zots glue dots work too.
1865036
They are very thin. Easy to stamp. I'm not sure of the gauge, but they are thin and bendy.
569542
They are flexible, but like any metal, if you bend then too much, they'll crease. I use mine primarily for measuring barrel to cylinder gap on revolvers, so there's not a lot of hard core bending going on. Hope this helps.
430781
The heads of the spatula/scrapers do not flop around. They are pretty ridged but the edges are pliable to shape to the vessel you are scraping. I would not use these for mixing a stiff dough, though I have used them for batters and for mixing wet ingredients like a meatloaf or casserole ingredients and they did just fine. I'm really very happy with them.
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.)
2018825
No problems at all. The different heads just click into place. Just push em in at an angle.
219101
Not real stiff or real floppy. To answer your question I just wrote my name on it with a permanent marker and erased it with a permanent ink eraser. It worked well. I like these project organizers because I can see what is in them and they keep my papers in good shape and organized. They are flexible but not floppy.
1869211
I suggest checking with the seller if that embosser have a removable stamp that can be switched with this one. If it is removable, it may not fill this design though. . .
429352
They have a rubbery consistency but they are very rigid. I wouldn't count on bending them very far