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Economy Linoleum Block

by Speedball

These mounted linoleum printing blocks are premium quality. The surface, made of all natural materials and compounds, provides superior carveability. Blocks have gray linoleum on them.

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Average User Rating: Based on (7 Reviews)

John H. from Racine, WI says:

The linoleum block cuts very well. If you use these blocks, make sure you seal the chip board backing prior to use, so that it does not warp when you wash off the ink.

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What are the linoleum blocks are made of?

- Asked by upender singh on 08-Jun-13

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Linoleum blocks are pressed wood blocks mounted with renewable materials such as linseed oil, pine rosin, ground cork dust, and wood flour. Rubber Brayers are ideal for printmaking on linoleum blocks.

- Answered by MisterArt on 10-Jun-13

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Rated by: John H. in Racine, WI

The linoleum block cuts very well. If you use these blocks, make sure you seal the chip board backing prior to use, so that it does not warp when you wash off the ink.

Rated by: Katie H. in Minneapolis, MN

I like these blocks a lot because they are so hard and hold their edge so well. You can tell that any block you make out of these will be reusable for a long time. That being said, because the material is so hard, it is difficult to get fine details and sometimes the material will crumble a bit. Also, make sure proper safety precautions are being made when carving these blocks, my cutter slipped a few times and I got a pretty wicked stab on the finger

Rated by: L-la M. in New Orleans, LA

these are way better than the tan lino which just crumbles

Rated by: Nora M. in Minneapolis, MN

Blocks arrived on time and in great condition. Easy to cut on for adults; however, I think they are still too hard for children to use. I read many reviews that said the blocks were soft enough for kids to cut and this is NOT true. Product is great for adult use.

Rated by: jill o. in amity, OR

best described as firm blocks, excellent for crisp lines but use sharp tools to carve.

Rated by: Damaris P. in Asheville, NC

Great block!

Rated by: Jessica S. in Fredericksburg, VA

These linoleum blocks are extremely hard, which makes carving pretty intense. The plus is that you get a much better edge than you do with the softer, eraser-like blocks. (But those are easier to carve.)

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