Caydo3 Pieces 3 Sizes Screen Printing Squeegee, 75 Durometer Wooden Ink Scraper for Screen Printing Fabric, 5.9 Inch, 9.4 Inch and 13.7 Inch

Pros:- You absolutely can't be the price- These feel solid and nice in your hands- By far my favorite squeegees....and I've tried many other brands.- For the quality, comfort, price and use...I haven't found anything better.Cons:- These are wood, obviously. They are more difficult to clean than aluminum and impossible to keep 100% clean really even after the first use.- Unfortunately these only come in a few sizes. I wish there were more size options from this company.

Good quality, love the different sizes

nice and sharp- good little set to get the job done

Easy to use and amazing price

good quality, fast delivery

Amazing I love the different sizes , really helps when you have multiple screens , easy to clean I just take a hose to them and they last a long time, I've had these for awhile and they work perfectly.

These are good. In fact, they’re great for the price and great for beginners. However, once you know the feel of a professional version of these, you know what you’re missing out on. I bought these so I’d have something to use at home when I’m unable to head to the screenprinting lab to use their materials. The biggest thing for me was realizing these are made with untreated wood…. So your ink will stain the heck out of these. I wish I’d realized this sooner so I could at least get some beeswax on them to prevent this but I wasn’t thinking. The danger in this is also the washing of them… your water will seep into this wood and eventually this wood will rot, warp, or just break. It won’t be pretty and they just are clearly not made for the long term. Thankfully I should still be able to save one or two of them but the third will likely have a shorter life.

It’s not quite as professional as other products but this definitely gets the job done.I used them for acrylic inks on a 80 count mesh screen for customizing tissue and cardboard boxes.It’s a little too firm for plastisol inks on a 120+ count screen. It’s an awkward push you have to repeatedly give to get the inks through.Does decent with water based inks on a 160 count screen or higher. It tends to push too much through when using a less count mesh screen and water based inks. Just my opinion.