Are you able to place this a few inches into a piece of paper or photo or do have to punch right at the edge of the paper?
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Mostly it has to be near the edge of the paper. You can get creative and fold paper a certain way to get a punch where you want it. You can wrinkle paper a bit to get the punch a few inches in.
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As far as I can tell, after looking through all the printing options, the answer is 'no'. At least not on standard size paper (8.5 by 11). Perhaps there could be some trick to doing it with smaller size papers, but I sincerely doubt it.
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Yes, I can help! Place the punch on a firm surface. Side facing you should be with the gray arrows. Hold down the punch arm and move the gray piece to the left. It will unlock. You must have the arm held down to lock or unlock. I hope this helps, it's an excellent punch. If you have trouble or have any other questions, ask away. Patricia Robinson.
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Hi, thanks for your patience as we conducted tests on putting our paper through a printer. If cut into small pieces (6" x 4") like a photo size, the paper will feed through a printer, and the ink will apply with no issue. Of course it is dependent on the brand of printer, brand of ink used and the colors selected. We would always recommend using the paper with Chalk This Way markers for the brightest, boldest result and cutting with a pair of sharp scissors ideally to ensure a neat, clean edged cut. We trust this is of assistance. Regards, Paul Davidson Chalk This Way
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Depends on what you mean. If paper is attached to something solid like a piece of wood, a table near an edge, etc. then perhaps so. Maybe this will give you some ideas ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZBlkwHhAms
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It should be. I can punch ten pages of 24lb paper without the punch getting stuck. If you're looking to punch a single piece of cardboard it shouldn't be a problem.
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You could easily make that cut. This paper cutter is really great for the price. The only cuts I have trouble making are if the width of the paper is less than two inches. So, if I had a 2" x 2" piece of paper and I wanted to make it 2" x 1", it won't work because the blade housing is too wide. But to trim a normal-sized piece of paper down is no problem.
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How close you can trim depends on how thick the paper that is being laminated is. I laminated many of the tiny paper pieces that came with an American Girl item (tiny money, library cards, lunch tickets etc) and I was able to cut right up to the edge. Regular sheets of copier paper laminate right to the edge.
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Yes just cut the sides to the size you want. I have found when I use these dies the card is actually not long enough. So I add paper to both sides.
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I had one of these but it didn't work very well for me. Yes you can punch books up to about an inch thick but the cut wasn't consistent. They may have corrected the defective cutting die since but I cant be sure. I sold mine back to someone else and bought the akiles diamond model instead. It can only punch a stack of paper/ cardstock that's about 1/2 in thick but it does it cleanly.
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No. Also you have to make sure you press down on the clear plastic part that sits over the paper near the blade to hold the paper in place or it won't cut straight.
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Hi There, This question had me curious, so I just tried it, and it works. Parchment paper is a little more fibrous than scrapbook paper, so it's best to use a quick snap-like punching motion to get a nice clean circle punch out, worked great for me. Hope you find this information helpful. September ~ AlteredAttic ;-)
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Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.
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Yes, this will work, but it has no guides for you to align the paper before punching, so you have to wing it.
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I have the punch. It's not very big. Maybe 1 1/2 by 2 1/2. Ill test it and let you know.
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It can but the tom punch will be a bit less than 11" from the bottom of the page.
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I returned 2 of these so I don't have them anymore. The reach was short (less than 1/2") and similar to the reach of standard push-style punches. Also, I needed a deeper reach, so I tried folding the paper and using this punch to cut a half-circle thru two layers of paper--however, the punch is not very strong, so two layers of standard paper may break the punch.