How long is this embosser able to reach from the bottom or top of the paper?
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The Embosser has approximately a 4" capable depth inset, into the page from the outer edge.
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It is heat resistant up to 600 degrees so it depends on how hot your embossing gun is.
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I'm not sure that would work.... there is not a flat area..you would have to ask the engraver if it could be done.
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My paper was 25 feet long...there may be two sizes-it depends on how much you need...
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When I got my eBosser I got the two thick white plates and two thinner plates, these are called A, B, C and D. Then there was a rubber pad and a magnetic plate for the thin die cuts. As I understand it, this is the package you will always get with the machine. I also got 3 or 4 embossing folders because my set was called a "bundle" ( I believe). Or these are available online also separately. I sure have gotten a lot of use out of my eBosser. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! It is my favorite item for card making. Being able to cut out 4 flowers, different sizes, different papers (simply cut paper to size first and place them all on the magentic sheetz) is wonderful. They also say to get an extra A plate, which I did. I haven't used it yet and I have had my machine since April 2013. Mine is cut up, and curved slightly, but it still works and I will continue to use it until it cracks apart. That's what I did with my Cuttlbug plate. I have friends who have many of the larger embosser machines, and none compare to this one! I made over 200 cards in two weeks before Christmas and many of them have die cut or embossed items on them that I did on my eBosser.
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6 inches... Or to be more specific it is the standard 5" 7/8 inch origami paper.
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I did not really measure it but it is really small. The problem I have with the paper is that is rolled too tight and it got stuck very often in the machine and it does not print. I never have problem with the thermal paper I bought from Office Depot.
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The paper thickness is equal to any I have used. I had to adjust the print area .05 of an inch for my Quicken but very easy to correct.
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It should, although I don't personally have one, but I've never had any issues with my other machines. Like with any embossing folder, you may have to adjust the thickness with different plates.
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I see no reason why it couldn't. The sheets are inserted and punched vertically. The binding comb is placed on the fingers in front, opened by them, and then the pages are threaded on the comb. Then the comb lever is lifted and the document is bound. There's no setting for the length of the sheet, other than a stop on the left that would allow you to bind paper as long a A4, but there's no setting for document size other than that.
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About 11" down the top of the blade is a black pattern/drawing on the blade, but you could engrave further down the blade after that.
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If you mean the cover of a hardcover book, no. An inside sheet could be done, but not centered in the middle, it won't reach that far. I used mine to emboss my wedding napkins, and it works perfect for that.
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The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only... » Read More The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. « Show Less
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It's pretty thin, roughly the thickness of business card paper.so I'd say just under 1/16" roughly.
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Its actually adjustable so don't agree with a prior answer. Here I demonstrated how it works with multiple type of paper:
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Is the handle turning? If so is the item your embossing thick enough? Sometimes I've added thick paper under my plate to raise it do I can emboss paper. If it's metal your embossing is it too thick? The vintaj thickness works great, and should feel a slight pressure while turning the handle. Hope this helps. Stick with it the machine does work great :)
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As far as I know the platen (the thing that actually embosses the paper) are not interchangeable. Therefore I think you have to choose one or the other. This would be a great question for the office supply store that you will actually e-mail with your selections.