Can you use cover stock in this printer?
1256836
Yes but it's not a good printer overall. They make it so that you always have to have all inks filled in order for it to print. If you want to print black and white but your yellow is out, you can't print. Also every time the printer starts up, it cleans the heads and waists a lot of ink. It's extreamly inefficient.
1353655
I haven't tried it, but don't think that would be a problem. The back doesn't look coated. This is heavy paper stock, and some inkjet printers cannot take it. I would worry more if the stock will go through than if it can be printed on the back.
1713140
I did not buy it, but suggested you cut the top off a large trash bag and use the bottom for the cover. It is not very attractive, but is suitable for a dust cover and works well if your printer is not out in an area where visitors frequently visit.
1089693
I don't know for sure but it it has no trouble at all with 90 # stock. When you get up in those weights the flexibility of the paper influences printing, I think - so it's important to keep the paper sealed before you use it.
1020673
Yes. We print a lot of stuff on card stock with our's and it prints nicely. Also prints on photo paper very nicely too.
525315
I don't think so, but I'm not sure. I tried to remove it and was unsuccessful. However, the cover did move up so that when you close it you can put a thicker document in it. I don't recommend this printer because it does not handle paper very well. It frequently fails to feed the paper so that it can print.
1338087
Yes, but use the real Brother cartridges. These generics ruined my printer and it had to be replaced
987750
Yes, you can! We have not had any issues with that. That is the reason we love this printer! Thank you for asking!
673431
Sure you can. There is a 'straight path' tray you load, as opposed to the 'curved path' feeder on top. You can get the card stock from Epson too if you have problems finding quality stock in your area. Prior answer is correct about single sheet feeding as I dimly recall, having used the heavy card stock printing feature only once when I originally got mine. It'll also print CD disks as well.
1868982
Yes, but I wouldn't use layers of it. One layer works fine. I generally use specialty papers that are heavier than printer paper but lighter than card stock. The laminating pouch makes it feel like card stock
1862140
Huh? Another answer says there's an extra tray in the rear of the printer for card stock. Not on my MX472. And no mention of it in the on-line tutorial. The only way mine prints is to feed them through like paper. Am I missing something?
2088582
you probably could but you need to make it in smaller pieces just look up the plate size and printing height and be a bit pesimistic... but it should probably not be to much of a problem...the fact that this printer also has two extruder allows for water soluable suport material which might be a help on som fiddly bits..
624221
Not at all; piece a' cake. Just follow the directions on ur led screen. BTW, when you lift the platon (the top part of your printer), make sure you lift the whole assembly, not just the copy/scan cover.
1535321
I have not done this, but the printer will handle 12" wide papers, and using the rear feed slot will handle card stock, according to the instructions that came with the printer.
2062226
Maye - you have to check label stock available iable - I thnk there must be an easier printer to use then this one - softwre could be a little smoother
994809
I don't see why you couldn't, just be aware of the paper sizes your printer will and won't allow. I think brands of paper are cross compatible though. I use HP paper on my canon printer all the time
1226325
Hello, I don't think so. Printer will give you error when the toner is out. Thanks,