◆ Mold library
Printable ink stamps, wax seal stamps and maker stamps for soap and clay, each with a screw-in handle.
Every stamp here is a plate with a raised face and a handle that screws into its back, printed flat with no supports. The ink stamps carry lettering and borders for packaging, gift tags and small-shop parcels. The wax seal stamps press a monogram, a letter or a motif into sealing wax for invitations and letters. The maker stamps press a mark into soap or clay before it sets.
The face is mirrored for you, so the print reads the right way round. For ink, print the face in PLA or PETG and dab the pad rather than pressing hard; a TPU face holds ink more evenly on rough card. For sealing wax, let the puddle cool for a few seconds and chill the stamp on an ice cube between seals so it lets go cleanly.
Each download is a zip with the STL, a 3MF with the face, plate and handle as separate coloured parts, and the picture the stamp was traced from. Every design was made with the free stamp maker, so you can type your own words or upload your own logo.
Questions
Yes, for bold lettering and simple shapes. Dab the stamp on the pad two or three times, press straight down with even pressure and lift straight up. Very fine lines come out cleaner from a TPU face or at 0.12 mm layers.
Yes. Sealing wax cools fast and only touches the face for a few seconds. Wait until the puddle loses its shine, press, count to five, then lift. Cooling the stamp on an ice cube or a cold metal block between seals stops the wax sticking.
About 1 mm for sealing wax, so the wax does not get trapped, and 1.5 to 2 mm for ink stamps, so the plate does not touch the paper around the design. Soap and clay stamps want 1.5 mm or more to leave a clear mark.
Yes. Upload a PNG or SVG of your logo, or type your text, into the free stamp maker. It mirrors the face, adds the plate and the screw-in handle and gives you an STL and a 3MF in your browser.