3 Pack Rubber Roller - Brayer Rollers with 3 Size for Crafting Brayer Rollers for Printmaking Brayer Tool Paint Brush Ink Applicator Art Craft Oil Painting Tool (2.4 inch,4 inch,5.9 inch)

Excellent for woodworking glue ups. Sometimes I use silicone brushes because they spread the glue evenly and also they are easy to clean. That's great on the edges or end pieces. These brayer rollers are so much better on wider 1x or 2x material. Much faster. Spreads glue evenly. The brayers are very easy to clean. This set is modestly priced, but very well built for the money. Three different sizes make it very versatile. There's a little heft to them, they are not thin and cheaply made. The rollers, hinges and handles provide plenty of stability. If you take care of them they will last you many years.

The smallest roller's nut wasn't fully tightened, but no harm done. Super useful for rolling ink onto stamps.

Not top of the line but a good addition to your tool box.

I use mine for book binding. They're very comfortable to hold and they roll very nicely. I mainly use the large one to quickly adhear the book cloth down to the chipboard, while the smaller two are perfect for smoothing the cloth over the spine and smoothing down little edges. I've found glue comes off them very easily, so there aren't any issues with cleanup. Overall they're a fantastic deal for only $8!

I purchased this set expecting three useful brayer sizes, but unfortunately all three rollers are convex rather than flat across the surface. Because the centers sit higher than the ends, they do not apply even pressure and leave obvious lines and uneven areas when rolling out ink or paint. This is not a minor cosmetic issue—it defeats the basic purpose of a brayer. I tried each size and had the same problem with all of them. Since I’m unable to return the set, I’m especially disappointed. I would not recommend these for printmaking, gel printing, painting, or any application that requires an even layer.

Perfect for making jelly prints!

These were a cheap price, and that should have given me a clue. Too hard to be used for printmaking. Ink doesn't roll out well. Might be ok for rolling the back of paper when gluing. It did work ok on the gel plates. The smallest one had left over rubber on the edges from I guess being "cast". I tried sanding one down to see if it would help with the ink, but didn't change it much.

Hard rubber yet does give great for applying any adhesive backed material to an irregular surface