What is the maximum clear sheets this scrapbook can hold?
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I think one pack extension of 15 would be enough. Binder is paper so it will extend but you dont want it to tear.
1311570
Sorry, I can not answer that particular question. The only problem that have had is that it jams up bad if I try to use much less than 25 or 30 sheets of paper in the in tray.
1982056
I have 9 sheets in mine. It could, maybe, hold another one or two but after putting the dies on the sheets, it gets heavy and I don't want to risk dropping it due to weight. So, for me, nine sheets is plenty!
1981293
I recommend card weight which would be readily available on Amazon. That would include heavy scrapbooking paper as well. Otherwise the scoring could tear the paper.
416429
I have a minimum of 6 sheets/divider with 12 dividers and it could hold double that. I have 2 of these and keep groupings of paper in 12x12 plastic bags within the dividers. I like the fact that the dividers are closed on the bottom to keep scraps contained within the divider.
1679357
This album comes with 12x12 open pocket pages to put one (or two, back to back, depending on how much embellishments are added to each sheet) 12x12 inch piece of scrapbook paper into it that has been decorated and photos attached to it. But you can buy the 12 x 12 pages that have pockets for 4x6 photos and smaller pockets for journaling cards if you don't want to fool with scrapbooking and just want to use it as a photo album. It's versatile. You can purchase these pages here on Amazon or buy them at Walmart. I just picked up two packs at Walmart that have 10 pages each for under $3. Be sure they're the 3-ring pages and not the post-bound ones. A lot more can fit in this album than in those post-bound ones. Good luck!
708246
I use it for film scripts that range from 90 to 120 pages. I have seen these binders hold up to 150 pages but you'll need an extra half inch to properly accommodate 200.
975540
It says it holds 20 sheets, but I only put in 3 at one time. I don't trust it not to jam. It is very quick and does the job.
1862611
Because the shreds are micro it will hold a large quantity - not sure of an exact number of sheets though. I have not had to empty it with normal usage for several weeks. Agree that it might well be 1 to 2 hundred shredded sheets.
1681430
I did a family scrapbook depending how big the picture was I was able to fit at least 3 to 4 images on a page. but you can add as many pages to the book you want
1982054
I have 8 sheets in one of mine and there is still room. It does also vary if you use the non magnetic side for rubber stamps.
219950
Im going to guess you could put about 15 rolls of wrapping paper in it. Easily 10-15, maybe as much as 20. But that would be pushing it to the max.
1982053
I have 7 filled sheets. I also have 2 blank sheets in the case. There is room for maybe 12 sheets filled. I love the way I can keep all my dies in one case. The dies stay on the magnetic sheets. Hope this helped.
355595
I'm not sure. I keep my recipes in a 1 inch binder and remove the page I need. I'll check.
841112
Dear Joseph, The product description for the 1.5" size of this binder says it holds 350 8.5 X 11 sheets. I'm sure that is referring to computer paper. I purchased this size binder for myself, and for me it holds 100 clear protector sheets. I probably could fit more, but it would be a tight fit. Hope the info is helpful to you. Sincerely, Kate Sgambati
794978
Scanning it vertically from top to bottom or horizontally from left to right and vice versa would sacrifice an inch on the four sides of the page depending where you are scanning. So if your scrapbook has a margin lines of more than 1 inches on the 4 sides it is safe to assume the scanner would be able to cove all the contents. It would be great if your scrapbook can be removed because no portion of the page would be sacrifice. everything would be covered.
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I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck. I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that... » Read More I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck. « Show Less