works for cardstock?
178119
yes. we used it for our wedding programs and it punched together 4 pieces of 100 lb card stock.
1288734
I haven't used cardstock yet. I just tried printing a cardstock insert for dvd case and had no problem printing it but I did just one sheet.
843557
Yes it is very easy to use! The thicker the card stock, the better. It will cut through the thinner cardstock. Practice on paper first!
1087668
Mine does NOT print Cardstock... Prints on Photo and regular paper just fine though.
343827
It should be ok for use with card stock, but as is the case with any thicker paper, it is just naturally more opaque.
1164278
No answer, just want to concur. The printer claims it can handle cardstock by offering a paper setting in its printer manager software for cardstock but it always jams when trying to feed it from the tray.
2117170
I have not tried card stock. It is a good printer and my only regret is that it requires Epson ink.
611329
Sorry, I have not tried card stock yet. Don't know how it will do but I like everything else so far.
1205614
Tissue paper No...it would be too thin to use but I am an artist and if you wanted to do mixed media it can be used for other papers. I have used it for card stock type, 90-140lb papers. It adds a glue dimension to the back if you use that cartridge. Laminating has to be at least as thick as computer paper or similar.
2056763
Yep...works just fine. You can load it in the bottom tray or 1 sheet at a time through the front. We use it for cardstock, label sheets, envelopes, etc. As noted in other answers, it does curl the card stock when it prints, but nothing that can't be flattened out if put in a binder.
93780
Card stock works fine from the rear sheet feeder but not from the tray, of course. You get pretty good quality if you tell the printer you're using "matte photo paper" instead of "plain paper".
2116771
Hmmm, not sure. Im using a dot of it on card stock to adhere a single flat back rhinestone and it works well for that. Burlap doesn't have just one area to adhere to the paper. I think it would work as long as you had something keeping it firmly pressed to the paper till it dried. (BUT i always go to hot glue for that type of project)
24907
I use card stock in the MPF and had a few quirks with it wanting to grab 2 or 3 sheets at a time. Never used card stock or business cards in Tray. What I failed to realize is that I was suppose to fan the card stock to keep the pages from sticking together. That fixed the problem. If appointment cards are the same as business cards then it will work great. If not, I can't tell you anything about that.
2131358
I personally use it for fabric but I have used it for cardboard which is thicker than card stock so I dont think it would be a problem. I do highly recommend using same name brand titanium blades if using for this purpose. They will last at least 3x as long as the regular blades.
157232
I have NOT tried to print on card stock, the matte photo looks to be about the same thickness, so I cautiously believe card stock will work.
2128183
Uncoated paper works best - even uncoated cardboard, cardstock, etc. works great! I wouldn't sweat it if you had a little slick paper - I just wouldn't use a high percentage of it.
51766
No, I just cut a piece of cardboard 12 x 12 - it will not fit, unless there is shoving involved. That would defeat the whole purpose. Update: I just tried it lengthwise (or legal size way) and the Cardstock would fit fine in the tub but then you couldn't put the lid on it without doing damage to your Cardstock. So, this alternative would work, but only without the lid attached. Thanks.