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Merida8 on Aug 7, 2017
5 out of 5 starsGreat, thank you! I made my own deck if cards with this for my healing Rituals
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Merida8 on Aug 7, 2017
5 out of 5 starsGreat, thank you! I made my own deck if cards with this for my healing Rituals.
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Juju on Jul 27, 2017
5 out of 5 starsLove! Love! Love! Thank you for shipping so quickly and for the extras.
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Juju on Jul 27, 2017
5 out of 5 starsLove! Love! Love! Thank you for shipping so quickly and for the extras.
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Juju on Jul 27, 2017
5 out of 5 starsLove! Love! Love! Thank you for shipping so quickly and for the extras.
About BeastQualityProducts
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The inner sanctum of Beast Quality, where rubber and wood comes together to become awesome printing tools ✂️💮📸
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Some examples of custom design rubber stamps for past clients. Turnaround takes about 1-2 weeks, plus shipping.
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Keat getting his stamp on in his studio, with his handy vulcanizer on the left.
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Some rubber stamps in action, mailing some outgoing orders.
Making impressions one stamp at a time.
Keat is an artist living in Brooklyn, NY USA. He loves to collect graphic black & white imagery and share it with the world. Rubber stamps are his medium of choice to share these kickass graphics with people who have the need to make an impression. Handmade from molded grey rubber and wood, Keat makes the stamps in his home studio/workshop in Bed Stuy. Feel free to shoot him a message to create a personalized custom rubber stamp suited to your micro printing needs.
Shop members
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Keat
Owner, Creator, Designer
Keat started in rubber stamps while apprenticing under John Casey of Casey Rubber Stamps, learning the craft of rubber stamps, the potential of the medium, and the joy of leaving a mark on anything and anyone.
Production partners
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Boxcar Press
Syracuse, NY
A letter press company that offers letter press services as well as printing supplies.
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
Returns and exchanges
Payment
Any requests/ inquiries that does not reach confirmation for whatever reason will not be required payment. However if a specific design is requested and proofs have been provided, but does not reach towards a finalized order, there's still a fee for the design work.
Shipping
Additional policies and FAQs
**Frequently Asked Questions**
Q: How long is turnaround for a custom rubber stamp?
A: Generally 1-2 weeks time. The stamps are made in batches, by filling up a plate full of designs. Once the plate is full, the orders are processed and made into rubber stamps. So if you happen to place an order when the plate is about to fill up, the turnaround will faster. We're currently not equipped to do rush orders, however we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Q: How much does it cost for a custom rubber stamp?
A: Price is dependent upon size of the design, length multiplied with width. For example, a 2" by 2" will cost the same as a 4" by 1" stamp, both are 4 square inches, and $40.
More information
Frequently asked questions
Custom and personalized orders
Q: How long is turnaround for a custom rubber stamp?
A: Generally 1-2 weeks time. The stamps are made in batches, by filling up a plate full of designs. Once the plate is full, the orders are processed and made into rubber stamps. So if you happen to place an order when the plate is about to fill up, the turnaround will faster. We're currently not equipped to do rush orders, however we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Sizing details
Q: How much does it cost for a custom rubber stamp?
A: Price is dependent upon size of the design, length multiplied with width. For example, a 2" by 2" will cost the same as a 4" by 1" stamp, both are 4 square inches, and $40. The largest size recommended is 4" x 6"
Care instructions
Q: How long does a stamp last?
A: They are made from real rubber, so some maintenance and care is required to ensure longevity of the stamp.Avoid heat and oil based inks that will harden the rubber over time. Clean occasionally with rubbing alcohol or once ink build up is visible on rubber or affecting the impressions.