Got one for Christmas and had to break it in on a sympathy card. Stamping the sentiment twice with this was so easy. In the past I've ruined almost completed cards by the sentiment not stamping clearly and trying to align properly to re-stamp. Never did, always off by just a bit! Love this tool ! So glad to have one.
Thanks for making this video comparison. After viewing it, I decided to go ahead and order the WRMK Precision Press. It has features that I really like, such as the two open sides which allows me to use larger pieces of cardstock; there's no need for magnets that can snap together and break, pinch fingers, or get lost; it is lighter in weight and has rounded corners that don't poke my hands, and there's no need for another layer of foam since it has the floating hinge that accomodates both clear and red rubber stamps. (The reason red rubber stamps are called 'clear' stamps is because you use them with the clear acrylic blocks.) I like that I can cut my cardstock to the size I want for a card and then place the cardstock into the press and stamp the front, then score and fold it into my card. I can also flip it over and stamp an inside sentiment too. And it's half the price of the 'stamping tool that shall not be named'. Thanks again for your time in making this video!
I bought this from HSN a couple a couple of weeks ago and it has paid for itself in how quickly I was able to knock out all of my Christmas cards. It is one of the best paper crafting tools I've ever purchased and used. Highly recommended.
Thank you so much for this video! I just got one of these, and instructions were so simplified it left me with many questions! You answered all! I was so afraid I would break it! Lol
I'm so glad you showed us the cling stamp. The original reviews I read said it was only for photopolymer and that wasn't worth it for me. Now I know you can use both I'm asking Santa for one!!!
Just received mine in the mail...ordered from HSN and it included some stamps and ink. The only thing that stopped me from ordering the other product was the price. Thanks for the review!!!
Thank you for your review. I did buy this. As someone else noted, the only reason I hadn't bought the other was price but now I'm glad zip waited. To keep the paper from moving, you can fasten it down with Washi tape. Works great! :-) tfs!
Great review. The reason the red rubber stamp is called clear is because it uses the clear blocks instead of the wood blocks..... I was also confused but SU explained it to me.....
Please do a video on the 2-step stamping with this precision press. I have several of the S U 2-step stamps and would love to see how you use this tool with those stamps.
Great review! I used to use a Letterpress but it was too big and bulky, but you have highlighted that this is basically a smaller version of that with improvements. That there isn't a border, the hinges lift, and you don't need to work out what insert to use. I have a mini MISTI (that pink one, which I'm happy to mention!) and I did a review on it a while ago on my YT channel. I like it, despite the excess cost and the silly cleaner you're supposed to get which doesn't actually work, but I think this will also be a good tool as it has an open end and will fit my 6x6 background stamps, unlike my mini MISTI. Just subbed. Xx
I am so glad I purchased my WRMK Precision Press when I did, because now it's off the market! I REALLY like it and much prefer it over the MISTI. However, I do struggle with my paper becoming dislodged from it's place when I left the cover from stamping. Tapes don't hold to the nonstick platform very well. Trying to figure out a "weight" to use to keep paper in place. Thinking about using some odd steel washers from my husband's hardware stash, covering them with washi tape so they don't scratch my papers, and use them to weigh down my paper...hold it in place! Have also considered using a brand new metal die-cutting shim on the platform, placing paper atop it, and then using magnets to hold paper down. Figuring it out.
8mmx1mm magnets placed in the bottom holes will magnetize it. Look it up on RUclips. I don't like mine.im in the process of putting magnets on the bottom. Amazon.com has the magnets, I know...more Money!
I have the original Misti and love it much more. I recently bought these one only for the reason that can use a 12x12 paper but I have to stick a tape to not let the paper move.
It's cheaper then the pink one and I like the open ends, however, I already have one and I'm trying not to order multiple of what I have (which i do too often). Thanks for the review...if the other one breaks I'll get this one :)
when using photopolymer stamps, it is recommended to use a foam pad. I wonder if you'd get a better image with the MISTI when using photopolymer stamps because it uses the foam. The SU are called clear mount stamps because they are mounted on acrylic blocks - not wood.
Got one for Christmas and had to break it in on a sympathy card. Stamping the sentiment twice with this was so easy. In the past I've ruined almost completed cards by the sentiment not stamping clearly and trying to align properly to re-stamp. Never did, always off by just a bit! Love this tool ! So glad to have one.
Thanks for making this video comparison. After viewing it, I decided to go ahead and order the WRMK Precision Press. It has features that I really like, such as the two open sides which allows me to use larger pieces of cardstock; there's no need for magnets that can snap together and break, pinch fingers, or get lost; it is lighter in weight and has rounded corners that don't poke my hands, and there's no need for another layer of foam since it has the floating hinge that accomodates both clear and red rubber stamps. (The reason red rubber stamps are called 'clear' stamps is because you use them with the clear acrylic blocks.) I like that I can cut my cardstock to the size I want for a card and then place the cardstock into the press and stamp the front, then score and fold it into my card. I can also flip it over and stamp an inside sentiment too. And it's half the price of the 'stamping tool that shall not be named'. Thanks again for your time in making this video!
I bought this from HSN a couple a couple of weeks ago and it has paid for itself in how quickly I was able to knock out all of my Christmas cards. It is one of the best paper crafting tools I've ever purchased and used. Highly recommended.
Thank you so much for this video! I just got one of these, and instructions were so simplified it left me with many questions! You answered all! I was so afraid I would break it! Lol
I'm so glad you showed us the cling stamp. The original reviews I read said it was only for photopolymer and that wasn't worth it for me. Now I know you can use both I'm asking Santa for one!!!
Hi there, just to clarify...the unmounted red rubber stamps are called "cling" stamps, not "clear" stamps. Thank you for this great demo!
Neat that it can handle both the clear and the cling stamps with the self-adjusting hinge! Excellent! Thank you for the review!
Just received mine in the mail...ordered from HSN and it included some stamps and ink. The only thing that stopped me from ordering the other product was the price. Thanks for the review!!!
Thank you for your review. I did buy this. As someone else noted, the only reason I hadn't bought the other was price but now I'm glad zip waited. To keep the paper from moving, you can fasten it down with Washi tape. Works great! :-) tfs!
Great review. The reason the red rubber stamp is called clear is because it uses the clear blocks instead of the wood blocks..... I was also confused but SU explained it to me.....
Please do a video on the 2-step stamping with this precision press. I have several of the S U 2-step stamps and would love to see how you use this tool with those stamps.
Great review! I used to use a Letterpress but it was too big and bulky, but you have highlighted that this is basically a smaller version of that with improvements. That there isn't a border, the hinges lift, and you don't need to work out what insert to use. I have a mini MISTI (that pink one, which I'm happy to mention!) and I did a review on it a while ago on my YT channel. I like it, despite the excess cost and the silly cleaner you're supposed to get which doesn't actually work, but I think this will also be a good tool as it has an open end and will fit my 6x6 background stamps, unlike my mini MISTI. Just subbed. Xx
thanks forvthe tutorial.I ordered this yesterday I like your get down to business method.
I am so glad I purchased my WRMK Precision Press when I did, because now it's off the market! I REALLY like it and much prefer it over the MISTI. However, I do struggle with my paper becoming dislodged from it's place when I left the cover from stamping. Tapes don't hold to the nonstick platform very well. Trying to figure out a "weight" to use to keep paper in place. Thinking about using some odd steel washers from my husband's hardware stash, covering them with washi tape so they don't scratch my papers, and use them to weigh down my paper...hold it in place! Have also considered using a brand new metal die-cutting shim on the platform, placing paper atop it, and then using magnets to hold paper down. Figuring it out.
Lizzystitch484 you can use frog tape.
Have some, will give it a try, thank you!
8mmx1mm magnets placed in the bottom holes will magnetize it. Look it up on RUclips. I don't like mine.im in the process of putting magnets on the bottom. Amazon.com has the magnets, I know...more Money!
I have the original Misti and love it much more. I recently bought these one only for the reason that can use a 12x12 paper but I have to stick a tape to not let the paper move.
So this one doesn't use magnets???
Like your review. I subscribed. 😄 i ordered this. I like this a lot better.
It's cheaper then the pink one and I like the open ends, however, I already have one and I'm trying not to order multiple of what I have (which i do too often). Thanks for the review...if the other one breaks I'll get this one :)
I too wasn't going to order and now it's on its way to me. Oh yes this video is enabling
Enabler! Loved your review and subscribed! :)
will stamping up be carrying this product?
Debra G , I put in a suggestion! I think it would be a great idea?
Hello June Arnold How are you? what is the lid made of is it made of glass
Marisa Rouillon , no, it is plastic.
@@papercraftwithjune ok thanks
when using photopolymer stamps, it is recommended to use a foam pad. I wonder if you'd get a better image with the MISTI when using photopolymer stamps because it uses the foam.
The SU are called clear mount stamps because they are mounted on acrylic blocks - not wood.
What's the price
Wish it had magnets to secure the make 😣
thanks for sharing
Use up your washi tape that you're not so fond of to keep the card still.
The paper moves too much. I wasted money. I am putting magnets on the bottom in the little holes. 8mmx1mm. Found on amazon....more money spent.
Did the magnets on the bottom work? I just got one at a garage sale.