Ranger Archival Dye Ink Pad - Cobalt

Marsoni

M251S

$16.80

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Ranger Archival Dye Ink Pad - CobaltArchival dye ink pad from Ranger. Long lasting, high quality, fast drying ink on matte card and paper. Once dry the stamped image is water resistant, therefore an ideal pad to use with water based markers, pencils, crayons etc. Great for stamping over alcohol inks when dry. These pads result in finer impressions, perfect for finely detailed and solid images. The raised felt pad makes it easy to ink any size rubber stamp. NOTE: Not suitable for use

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Just used the shelf pin hole jig for the first time. Seams to be a decent product. The failure with this product is the all too Repetitive China Factor. As everything they make to be sold in America has that inherent built-in factor for failure. It starts with the drill bit. Not sharp at all wich causes you to add more pressure than is needed, which causes the depth collar to slide on the drill bit, because it is made of cheap metal. Be very careful. After about 8-10 holes check your depth.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026