I would like a recommendation for a holder/cutter for this paper for kft3040765 30x765.
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To be honest, I have different lengths of kraft paper like this, thus would need multiple cutters to fit all the sizes. Therefore, I use the old chair and sharp scissors method! Hope this helps??? Bob
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If you buy the ones for large US dollars. Its a bit tight but can do. If you look further on the internet you should be able to find a larger one but it won't be a 2x2. I do have mine in the 2x2 holder and some in a 2.5x2.5 with a 1.75 cut out.
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I used a similar cutter on cardboard and foam core for art class. Draw guides lines AND use a ruler to guide the blade, make sure you have something flat and solid under your work surface [I used another sheet of cardboard] press firmly and roll rather slowly. It was the BEST way to cut all the design panels I needed [especially compared to scissors and evil evil box cutters!] However, it will dull the blade quickly.
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i will try to check this evening. The paper is very thin and not what I expected. I wanted a paper similar to what I buy from Charmin or others for personal use.
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The black fixed horizontal guides (perpendicular to the cutting rotary blade) at the top and bottom are 12 inches apart, so that's the maximum size of the paper you could lay flat on the paper cutter. The rotary wheel itself would cut a little longer (about 12-1/4 inches) but you would have to wedge your paper in from the opposite side (not on the flat guide, but from the blade side on the right) for that, so it would only work for a narrow strip. This is an excellent paper cutter, but it's limited to the 12 inch width.
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If it's like my 8550, there's a slotted tray for 4x6 paper. You can see it thru a window in the hinged thing above where you put in large paper. The very top of the hinged thing is an extensible tray for receiving prints, and just under that is the 4x6 tray.
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Purchased paper from amazon at time I purchased sander very convent and good price but is black and decker sand paper. There are other brands that fit also
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Try www.lightsforalloccasions.com, they have every size, shape and color (and texture and holiday) of paper latern you can imagine, prices are reasonable.
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There is a larger version called the Supaclip 60 which holds up to 60 (thin) pieces of paper. It is also available here on Amazon.
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The one I have seems to fit Kodak 35's the best although some other developers slide holders (the paper part) also work fine. I have had to trim the holders on occasion which is annoying but not really a big deal. The size of the film itself should not be a problem unless it is quite a bit larger than 35 mm.
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This paper holder is ceramic. Could not find one locally so ordered through Amazon.com.
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Filter Holder for Coffee / Espresso MachineCompatible with Krups Coffee Machines:F865, F866, F867, F871, F872, F873, FNB2, FNB3, FNB4
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I normally cut up to 150 sheets of 20 lb paper. I find that any quantity that fits under the clamp is satisfactory.
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Both ways will work. I cut my mine to the lengths I need and reuse it. It lasts quite awhile, especially if you have clean props or subjects so as not to spoil the paper.
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On Ebay at teh moment,,, holds 3 1/2 x 4/2 cards Mouse over image to zoom Have one to sell? Sell it yourself (x200) Ultra Pro TALL LARGE Semi Rigid Card Holders BGS GRADED SUBMISSION
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I would stay away from this paper cutter. I don't even use mine anymore..I couldn't aline the paper exactly where I wanted to make my cut. The cutter itself is out of square. So i had to manually align my paper under the blade which i dont mind but u have to look at cutter on the side to align the paper instead of being able to align it looking striaght down at the cutter my cuts were never striaght
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It is a stack cutter. Should cut up to 500 sheets of 20lb copy. Since it is a inexpensive cutter I never have it cut more than half that since I would rather not break it or have it make a wonky cut. The clamp that tightens down paper is narrow and so paper tends to bunch or slip.