To see product details, add this item to your cart. You can always remove it later.
FREE Returns
Added to

Sorry, there was a problem.

There was an error retrieving your Wish Lists. Please try again.

Sorry, there was a problem.

List unavailable.
Other Sellers on Amazon
Added
Sold by: Amazon.com
Sold by: Amazon.com
Shipping rates and Return policy

Silhouette America, Silhouette Mint Custom Printer (White) 4x4

4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,386 ratings

To see product details, add this item to your cart. You can always remove it later.
FREE Returns

Purchase options and add-ons


About this item

  • Silhouette Mint Custom Stamp Maker. Power cable & USB cable.
  • 15 mm x 60 mm stamp kit. 30 mm x 30 mm stamp kit.
  • 4 ink bottles in black, red, blue, and yellow.
  • 50 exclusive designs (download).
  • Silhouette Mint Software.

Frequently returned item

Check the product details and customer reviews to learn more about this item.

Frequently bought together

$49.99
Get it as soon as Wednesday, Mar 20
In Stock
Sold by MIMIC LLC and ships from Amazon Fulfillment.
+
$12.33
Get it Mar 25 - 29
In stock
Usually ships within 2 to 3 days.
Ships from and sold by What America Buys.
Total price:
To see our price, add these items to your cart.
Details
Added to Cart
One of these items ships sooner than the other.
Choose items to buy together.

Product information

Warranty & Support

Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here. [PDF ] Spanish (Mexico) 771770 [PDF 1.88 MB]

Feedback

Silhouette America, Silhouette Mint Custom Printer (White) 4x4


Found a lower price? Let us know. Although we can't match every price reported, we'll use your feedback to ensure that our prices remain competitive.

Where did you see a lower price?

URL:
Price: ($)
Shipping cost: ($)
Date of the price:
/
/

Store name:
City:
State:
Price: ($)
Date of the price:
/
/


Please sign in to provide feedback.

Product Description

Includes: mint, 15x60 stamp kit, 30x30 stamp kit, (4) ink bottles (black, red, blue, yellow), power cord, USB cord, & quick start guide.

Important information

To report an issue with this product or seller, click here.


From the brand


From the manufacturer

What's in the box

  • Printer
  • Looking for specific info?

    Customer reviews

    4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 out of 5
    1,386 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, ease of use, and appearance of the rubber stamp. They mention that the stamps come out amazing, the program is easy to pick up, and the appearance is really neat. They also like the fun. That said, some customers dislike the performance, and disagree on value, and size.

    AI-generated from the text of customer reviews

    102 customers mention78 positive24 negative

    Customers like the quality of the rubber stamp. They mention that the stamps come out amazing, they like the ability to create stamps so easily with the Silhouette Mint, and that the material is amazing. They say it works well and that putting the stamp together was very intuitive. Some say the ink is also a little costly.

    "...colors side-by-side without bleeding into each other, this stamp material is amazing - colors don't seem to bleed at all unless you force them to by..." Read more

    "...I think this would be a great gift for a crafter or someone who likes to make cards or authors who have to personalize a lot of cards.#..." Read more

    "...Set up was very easy and I have to say, this machine is amazing and I had a blast with it!!..." Read more

    "...The look awesome! The engineering is exceptional IMHO.The ink is also a little costly, not sure if you can use other inks or not...." Read more

    80 customers mention67 positive13 negative

    Customers like the ease of use of the rubber stamp. They mention that the program is easy to use, the set up is easy, and the ease making stamps is very easy. The software is easy and has a lot of cool presets that make it easy to ink.

    "...Pros:- User friendly- Speed- Cost to valueCons:- Expensive blanks- No self ink stamp pads-..." Read more

    "...I saw this product and I thought it was cool. It was easy to use and the instructions were easy to follow...." Read more

    "...Set up was very easy and I have to say, this machine is amazing and I had a blast with it!!..." Read more

    "...Software is pretty good.The signup and ongoing fees for the design templates is costly, but you don't really need it...." Read more

    26 customers mention24 positive2 negative

    Customers are impressed with the appearance of the rubber stamp. They say it's really neat, looks super fun, and makes some really fine details. Customers are also impressed with its ease of use, great print quality, and the free designs it offers. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...The look awesome! The engineering is exceptional IMHO.The ink is also a little costly, not sure if you can use other inks or not...." Read more

    "...And this mint machine made some really fine details...." Read more

    "...I made a very fine detailed stamp and put it through twice. Nice crisp stamp. No problems at all...." Read more

    "...I think putting the stamps together was very intuitive. The look very professional and look fantastic. Getting the ink on was a HOT MESS...." Read more

    12 customers mention12 positive0 negative

    Customers find the rubber stamp to be fun. They mention it's a unique product that packs a lot of creative punch. It's also an excellent choice to spend quality time with kids creating and the making of the stamp is fun.

    "...That being said, it's definitely a unique product that packs a lot of creative punch, depending on your needs...." Read more

    "...STILL, it is FUN...." Read more

    "I love, love, love this little machine! It is so fun and easy to use. It arrived with two stamp blanks and 4 ink bottles...." Read more

    "...The extra kits are a little expensive but it's worth it. Such a fun device." Read more

    10 customers mention10 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the speed of the rubber stamp. They mention that it is easy to use, the machine makes the stamp really quickly, and the shipping was great.

    "...It “prints” the stamp shockingly fast AND the detail is bonkers!..." Read more

    "...The software is really easy to use for designing the stamps and printing them is quick, easy and safe...." Read more

    "Shipped quickly and very easy to set up. Began using right away and love it!..." Read more

    "I really liked it shipped fast. It performed better than described. Kust the new stamps to purchace alone cost too much." Read more

    69 customers mention28 positive41 negative

    Customers are mixed about the value of the rubber stamp. Some mention it's a great value for what you get, while others say the stamp kits are beyond expensive. The materials and refills are pricey, and the extra kits are a little expensive. However, the shipping prices are very high.

    "...The stamp sheet refills are quite expensive as well, and unlike the dyes I don't think there's any potential for a cheaper alternative from a third..." Read more

    "...Pros:- User friendly- Speed- Cost to valueCons:- Expensive blanks- No self ink stamp pads-..." Read more

    "...to purchase (after you use the first 2 that come with this kit) are a bit pricey, but no worse than other custom made stamps you would order from a..." Read more

    "...sure there is no hope for generics, but they still are a ton cheaper than buying custom. I have a small side hustle and this is PERFECT for branding...." Read more

    16 customers mention9 positive7 negative

    Customers are mixed about the size of the rubber stamp. Some mention that it's easy to use, has a very small footprint, and is super portable. However, others say that the size is a little disappointing, the ink bottles are really small, and the mint is so much more limited.

    "...It was easy to scale it down to size, and then to add text with our address and phone number in any font I already had loaded on my computer...." Read more

    "...But just be aware of the following...The stamps are smaller than you probably think;They are expensive. Roughly $15 a stamp...." Read more

    "...It's also a very small machine so super portable!I love this machine!! I love Silhouette and this is another win for them!!" Read more

    "...It arrived with two stamp blanks and 4 ink bottles. The ink bottles are really small, but you don’t use much when inking your stamp so they last a..." Read more

    14 customers mention0 positive14 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the performance of the rubber stamp. They mention that it doesn't work when they need it the most, it won't print, and is very limited in what it can do. The refills are expensive and the software doesn' t work.

    "...When I was ready to send my stamp design to the Mint, it didn’t work because the software didn’t recognize that the machine was connected to my PC...." Read more

    "...I first of all had a very hard time getting this machine to work. I have an Alien without a CD ROM. I had to go online and find the software...." Read more

    "...And no coupons work on it. The only reason I bought it was because I got it from Amazon for $40. I seriously could NOT believe my eyes!..." Read more

    "...I bought a disk drive just to use it and the software does not work...." Read more

    Pretty awesome, but it's an expensive product in the long term.
    5 Stars
    Pretty awesome, but it's an expensive product in the long term.
    I got this for my birthday after waffling for a bit on whether or not I wanted it. I was thinking about trying another system that uses photo-sensitive polymer packs (which is also one way that commerically-produced stamps are manufactured), but those are even harder to find than refills for the Mint system and are also only made by one company (based in the UK).The Mint is definitely capable of doing detailed images at a fairly high resolution. It's not going to do microscopic shapes, but I was impressed with the quality of the first stamp I made. I've also added some screenshots of what my original image looked like and how it looked after the Mint's filtering was applied to prep for making a stamp.I've tried to find information on the potential to use non-Silhouette inks. I've come up with pretty much nothing. The inks are oil-based, and while I doubt they are unique to the Mint system (or its Casio-branded Japanese counterpart, the Pomrie), I can't find enough information on the ink to trust that a cheaper alternative will work. I may risk one of the smaller, less-expensive stamp sheets with some oil-based self-inking stamp refill and see what happens - if I do, I'll make sure to update my review.The downside of the Mint is that it is a completely unique and proprietary product. This is a rebranded and repackaged version of the Casio Pomrie, which is also unique and proprietary in its market (East Asia), so there's really no way to get refills on the cheap. I found inks and stamp sheets for a bit cheaper than other sites (including Amazon), but even at $2.95 per 5mL bottle of ink and $3.95 to $12.95 per two-pack of stamp sheets, the cost adds up. I spent $65 on the machine and another $100 on ink and stamp sheets so that I'd have a variety of sizes and all the available ink colors. Theoretically you should be able to mix ink colors together, but since it's difficult to do that at the time of applying the colors to the stamp (without wasting a bunch of ink and sourcing extra application bottles), I don't know if it's worth it.The stamp sheet refills are quite expensive as well, and unlike the dyes I don't think there's any potential for a cheaper alternative from a third party. The stamp itself is made of some kind of heat-reactive (aka thermal) material. From what I can tell, heat applied to the sheet in the shape of your design causes the heated portions to become porous and slightly raised, allowing the ink to soak into the design for self-inking stamping. The material is very resistant to the ink otherwise, which I think is how you're able to apply a blob of ink to a small design and, after waiting a bit, all but a minute amount of ink has disappeared into the stamp material.So far, I am very happy with my Mint. I'm disappointed that the refills are so expensive, because it means that I have to be choosy about my designs, whereas with my Cricut I can just use scrap cardstock and even cheap printer paper to test a design before cutting it on more expensive specialty materials. That being said, it's definitely a unique product that packs a lot of creative punch, depending on your needs.One tip - the stamp kits are not worth the money. A stamp kit costs more than a stamp sheet set and isn't at all necessary for making your stamps. A kit comes with a single stamp sheet and a stamp base, whereas a stamp sheet set comes with two stamp sheets. A stamp sheet in this context means a stamp sheet to run through the Mint, a plastic base onto which the printed stamp is adhered, and a plastic snap-on cap to protect your stamp and prevent the ink from drying out as quickly. The thing is, the stamp base is literally just a piece of composite material (something similar to MDF) with a plastic bit glued on. A completed stamp can slide into that plastic bit so you can swap out different stamps with a single base. Instead, you can just use some foam squares on the underside of the completed stamp base and adhere your stamps to wood blocks! Buy some scrap wood and saw it down to the sizes you need, or look on Amazon for cheap wood blocks. You'll end up saving a decent amount of money, and you won't have to change out the stickers on the back of your blocks since the stamps are permanently attached rather than interchangeable.I also learned the hard way that if you want to use multiple colors on a single image and you want them to blend smoothly, you need to use something small and pointy (like a pin or needle; I used a dental pick) to mix the ink where the colors meet BEFORE it absorbs into the stamp. On the other hand, if you do want colors side-by-side without bleeding into each other, this stamp material is amazing - colors don't seem to bleed at all unless you force them to by mixing.
    Thank you for your feedback
    Sorry, there was an error
    Sorry we couldn't load the review

    Top reviews from the United States

    Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016
    Customer image
    CD
    5.0 out of 5 stars Pretty awesome, but it's an expensive product in the long term.
    Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016
    I got this for my birthday after waffling for a bit on whether or not I wanted it. I was thinking about trying another system that uses photo-sensitive polymer packs (which is also one way that commerically-produced stamps are manufactured), but those are even harder to find than refills for the Mint system and are also only made by one company (based in the UK).

    The Mint is definitely capable of doing detailed images at a fairly high resolution. It's not going to do microscopic shapes, but I was impressed with the quality of the first stamp I made. I've also added some screenshots of what my original image looked like and how it looked after the Mint's filtering was applied to prep for making a stamp.

    I've tried to find information on the potential to use non-Silhouette inks. I've come up with pretty much nothing. The inks are oil-based, and while I doubt they are unique to the Mint system (or its Casio-branded Japanese counterpart, the Pomrie), I can't find enough information on the ink to trust that a cheaper alternative will work. I may risk one of the smaller, less-expensive stamp sheets with some oil-based self-inking stamp refill and see what happens - if I do, I'll make sure to update my review.

    The downside of the Mint is that it is a completely unique and proprietary product. This is a rebranded and repackaged version of the Casio Pomrie, which is also unique and proprietary in its market (East Asia), so there's really no way to get refills on the cheap. I found inks and stamp sheets for a bit cheaper than other sites (including Amazon), but even at $2.95 per 5mL bottle of ink and $3.95 to $12.95 per two-pack of stamp sheets, the cost adds up. I spent $65 on the machine and another $100 on ink and stamp sheets so that I'd have a variety of sizes and all the available ink colors. Theoretically you should be able to mix ink colors together, but since it's difficult to do that at the time of applying the colors to the stamp (without wasting a bunch of ink and sourcing extra application bottles), I don't know if it's worth it.

    The stamp sheet refills are quite expensive as well, and unlike the dyes I don't think there's any potential for a cheaper alternative from a third party. The stamp itself is made of some kind of heat-reactive (aka thermal) material. From what I can tell, heat applied to the sheet in the shape of your design causes the heated portions to become porous and slightly raised, allowing the ink to soak into the design for self-inking stamping. The material is very resistant to the ink otherwise, which I think is how you're able to apply a blob of ink to a small design and, after waiting a bit, all but a minute amount of ink has disappeared into the stamp material.

    So far, I am very happy with my Mint. I'm disappointed that the refills are so expensive, because it means that I have to be choosy about my designs, whereas with my Cricut I can just use scrap cardstock and even cheap printer paper to test a design before cutting it on more expensive specialty materials. That being said, it's definitely a unique product that packs a lot of creative punch, depending on your needs.

    One tip - the stamp kits are not worth the money. A stamp kit costs more than a stamp sheet set and isn't at all necessary for making your stamps. A kit comes with a single stamp sheet and a stamp base, whereas a stamp sheet set comes with two stamp sheets. A stamp sheet in this context means a stamp sheet to run through the Mint, a plastic base onto which the printed stamp is adhered, and a plastic snap-on cap to protect your stamp and prevent the ink from drying out as quickly. The thing is, the stamp base is literally just a piece of composite material (something similar to MDF) with a plastic bit glued on. A completed stamp can slide into that plastic bit so you can swap out different stamps with a single base. Instead, you can just use some foam squares on the underside of the completed stamp base and adhere your stamps to wood blocks! Buy some scrap wood and saw it down to the sizes you need, or look on Amazon for cheap wood blocks. You'll end up saving a decent amount of money, and you won't have to change out the stickers on the back of your blocks since the stamps are permanently attached rather than interchangeable.

    I also learned the hard way that if you want to use multiple colors on a single image and you want them to blend smoothly, you need to use something small and pointy (like a pin or needle; I used a dental pick) to mix the ink where the colors meet BEFORE it absorbs into the stamp. On the other hand, if you do want colors side-by-side without bleeding into each other, this stamp material is amazing - colors don't seem to bleed at all unless you force them to by mixing.
    Images in this review
    Customer image Customer image Customer image Customer image Customer image Customer image
    Customer imageCustomer imageCustomer imageCustomer imageCustomer imageCustomer image
    282 people found this helpful
    Report
    Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2021
    6 people found this helpful
    Report
    Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022
    One person found this helpful
    Report
    Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2018
    Customer image
    5.0 out of 5 stars This is the most fun you can have, with your clothes on!
    Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2018
    I ordered The Mint a couple days ago, and it was delivered yesterday. Set up was very easy and I have to say, this machine is amazing and I had a blast with it!! Pictured here, is a photo of the stamp I designed and made, to put on the back of my handmade greeting cards. I also made a return address stamp for myself. Both came out perfect! They stamp very nice. Yes, the stamp sets you have to purchase (after you use the first 2 that come with this kit) are a bit pricey, but no worse than other custom made stamps you would order from a company that makes them. And it is a lot of fun for someone who likes to play around with this kind of thing! I have wanted to buy this since they first came out with it several years ago, but it was $140.00 which I felt was too much. When I saw this deal, I just HAD to buy it and I am happy I did!
    Images in this review
    Customer image
    Customer image
    29 people found this helpful
    Report

    Top reviews from other countries

    Translate all reviews to English
    ismandra gamez barreras
    5.0 out of 5 stars amooooooo
    Reviewed in Mexico on July 7, 2021
    Customer image
    ismandra gamez barreras
    5.0 out of 5 stars amooooooo
    Reviewed in Mexico on July 7, 2021
    estoy super contenta con mi compra sin duda!!! me encanto!!!
    solo que deberían tener mas cuidado con los envíos, venia rota la caja, ya que en la bolsa que venia el envio venia sin nada con que cuidar la caja, temia abrirla y que no funcionara.. pero no paso nada
    pero sobre la maquina me encanto y estoy en shock!
    Images in this review
    Customer image
    Customer image
    Jessica
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works well and is worth it for any Crafter.
    Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2021
    Customer image
    Jessica
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works well and is worth it for any Crafter.
    Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2021
    The stamp maker has been on the market for quite some time now but I think even in 2021 it's still useful. The stamps are very precise and crisp! If you're looking for fine detail in your stamps then I think this is what you're after.

    You can keep on re-inking your stamps for continuous use.

    Their hardware you must use to make your stamps is simple enough to use but I would recommend if he want to really get a full customizable stamp, you could use any other program and upload it onto their software to print.

    Getting stamp parts for printing new stamps can be quite costly but it's worth it if you are looking for truly customizable stamps at your fingertips. If you're in Canada I would recommend just going to their website directly to purchase more stamp supplies since it's cheaper. The printer itself is cheaper on Amazon though.
    Images in this review
    Customer image
    Customer image
    7 people found this helpful
    Report
    Bhawana Pandey
    5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
    Reviewed in India on May 23, 2018
    One person found this helpful
    Report
    Yunusov Oybek
    4.0 out of 5 stars Thank you
    Reviewed in Japan on February 1, 2023
    Rena
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works like a charm
    Reviewed in Australia on February 11, 2021
    3 people found this helpful
    Report