Custom Wax Seal Stamps

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<p>Various base models including stamp heads, screw-on attachment to <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081R1FDNB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1">preexisting seal handles</a>, long handle and knob versions. Import your SVG/model/other design into the face of one of the stamp heads and cut (mirror your design if it has text).&nbsp;</p><p>Files <strong>Blank, Blank_groove, Stamp_handle, Stamp_knob, </strong>and <strong>Stamp</strong> have indentations for 3mm H x 5mm W magnets so that you don't have to keep reprinting the whole head/handle. Makes for quick swapping of stamp faces if you're a mad stamper. There is also a pointer on the head to keep track of orientation of design.</p><p>There is also a rose stamp and svg as an example for what you can do.</p><p><strong>It's best to use a resin printer</strong> since it keeps the best detail and won't deform from the heat of the wax.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>For FDM printers:&nbsp;</strong></p><ul><li>use a high-temp filament to prevent deforming</li><li>0.1 layer height</li><li>print design face up</li><li>Supports: Yes (if face is up; not all models may need supports)</li></ul><p><strong>Instructions Once Printed</strong></p><ul><li>Try to keep the stamp cool before stamping to ensure an easy release from wax<ul><li>I like to place it in a glass of ice</li></ul></li><li>Use sealing wax and melt as per instructions onto letter/surface</li><li>When sufficient wax has dripped onto surface, place stamp on wax</li><li>Be patient and let wax cool. Removing too soon will leave wax stuck to stamp.</li><li>Gingerly peal up stamp. Wax likes to stick more to the plastic than to metal stamps so this may be a slow and gentle process.</li><li>Admire your custom design wax seal.<ul><li>It may take a few tries to get just right! Don't give up!</li></ul></li></ul>