I want to make a booklet with four folded sheets stapled in the center. Would this paper be too thick to fold into a multi-page booklet?
1584408
Not at all for a small booklet. Would make a great one for school play or store products. would not try a thick book unless you had a pro stapler.
1584409
No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. will not bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
1584410
I use it folded in half (the edges sewn together to bind them together) and it has a nice feel (13 pieces of paper to make a 26-page booklet). So if you are just folding the page in half, I would say it will work nicely.
1584411
No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. willnot bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
1150589
The paper is not very thick and seems to be rubberized, you should take this into account while working with it. If there are many fine detailes close enough to each other, it can stretch.
1450811
I was stapling through 1 layer of 90 lb paper and 10 layers of 20 lb paper to make 40 page 5.5" X8" booklets using regular staples. They were just long enough.
1399769
This is not as stiff as cardstock, and I.m not sure what you intend, but paper is stiff enough to fold nicely and retain its shape. Hope this helps!
800842
We did 7 sheets of 8.5 by 11 pages made into booklets and the stapler worked fine. I think there is plenty of width that you can do the legal size paper.
1455288
You can do that if the sheets have some texture and are light weight. If you are trying to do that with "shiny" heavy bond paper it may not work. There is certainly room for very thick paper.
1842175
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.
1349582
This HP Brouchure/Flyer paper is great for tri folds and general flyers and booklets, photos look very good printed on it, however I believe it is too thin for use of creating greeting cards.
960130
I'm not familiar with the paper you refer to, so can't answer your question. However, I can tell you that this is very smooth, high quality paper and is heavier that card stock. It is appropriate weight for a pamphlet cover. Hope that helps.
1450931
The paper is somewhat like parchment paper. It has slight lines that aid in folding accuracy, but that don't mar the look. It is great for paper projects!
2118854
I have this in my daycare center. I don't think it can be stapled up. I don't feel that the paper would be thick enough to hold it without sagging.
554144
if its a nice stack, yes. a single sheet may be an issue. else place it between two sheets of regular paper
619327
If I recall correctly, there are usually ten sheets, or twenty pages, in those refill packets. They come with metal retro-fit extenders to allow for the thickness of the pages. Sincerely, Pete
2264863
You would need to make it into 4 smaller portions so your board can still fold. If you do a large (via a plot printer) and try to fold the large, single piece, the paper will start to curl and peel off. Four separate ones and you'll be fine.
369674
I think not. It seems to struggle with 4-5 sheets of paper. It works OK for my needs but I don't think I would put cardboard, even thinner cardboard.
1858671
I use for example 4X6 photo paper with no problems. according the manual you can NOT use: Folded, curled, or wrinkled paper Damp paper Paper that is too thin (weighing less than 17 lb (64 g /m2)) Paper that is too thick (weighing more than 28 lb (105 g /m2), except for Canon genuine paper) Paper thinner than a postcard, including plain paper or notepad paper cut to a small size (when printing on paper smaller than A5) Picture postcards Postcards affixed with photos or stickers Envelopes with a double flap (or sticker flaps) Envelopes with an embossed or treated surface Envelopes whose gummed flaps are already moistened and adhesive Any type of paper with holes Paper that is not rectangular Paper bound with staples or glue Paper with adhesives Paper decorated with glitter, etc.
983407
yes it will hold 4 pages, but it rips them when you pull them out. so you will have to laminate if you want to reuse the papers.