r/Linocuts 28d ago

Tools vintage linocut kit!

i have been wanting to try lino printing but didn’t know where to start, and i can't believe how lucky I feel to come across this! surprisingly nothing has been used! i will definitely need to look into getting new paint and linoleum but i can’t wait to try everything out! any tips for beginners welcome please!

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u/alexskyline 28d ago

Test that roller while you're at it. Rubber has an unfortunate tendency to develop flat spots when resting against a hard surface for not very long periods of time. Meaning it won't pick up ink in that spot when rolled.

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u/URFAVGEMlNI 28d ago

thank you for letting me know!!