How thin does this go? Can it produce a layer less than 1mm thick (roughly the thickness of 3 or 4 playing cards)?
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I bought it to use to condition polymer clay, and the thinnest level gets close to that, if not even thinner.
1989494
It is thick - if you can shed a card or two or if you have a big thick hulk wallet you likely won't notice it. Not for super slim card wallets.
2024869
Yes.....just like you see on professional tables. I used this on a table I built with 1/8" foam, and it works great. The cards slide from end to end with little effort.
1501638
Maybe? I imagine it would be a difficult undertaking.Due to there size and there being a kinda glossing finish to one side. However, It might work. But, If your finding difficult to find good custom card choices. You should look into "Personalize Blank Playing Cards" here on
889942
I use mine to cut card stock (for quilting templates). The thickest I have tried is about 65 lbs (thickness). I haven't tried it with cardboard (as in a traditional cardboard box material).
1645109
I cut regular card stock that is 110# for card making. I went down in my craft room and tried cutting regular matboard with it. I don't don't if 4-ply is different than the matboard that they use to mat pictures professionally, which is the kind I have. It would be pushing it to say it will cut that thickness on a regular basis. I got it to cut once or twice, but it did not give a truly clean cut. I don't know if it would hold up to that kind of wear and tear. Hope that helps answer your question.
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Not very thick. I don't have any devices to measure it, but it's about as thick as 5 or 6 sheets of paper or two business cards. I know that's not very precise, depending on the quality or the paper or the card.
1074283
It's hard to say exactly, but it is a good thickness for making cards and cutting dies. I use it a lot and like it.
1072825
Deck of cards are thicker than my paper. If I put two of these papers together, it should be about the right thickness as deck of cards. I am going to buy thicker paper the next time I order. My printer can print my paper with no problems. Now, just an idea, go look into Silhouette Cameo Starter Bundle Kit, this is very interesting, I think you will like to try it. I plan to buy it very soon. Take care Thomas
2260552
if you are using standard size cards and add the sleeves , it wont work. I tried it my sleeved Netrunner sleeved cards,and sadly, it added just enough for it not to work.
2238079
well, yes... it's not quite as thick as you might like though. It's more like butcher paper or a very sturdy construction paper, but it will certainly bend/not stay flat with any kind of weight on it. might want heavier card stock for that.
183449
No, this is meant to protect the work on the paper with as little influence on the paper as possible. I would recommend using cardstock, that's closer to playing cards.
132820
So far, has done great with whatever I've thrown at it. I have put different size paper at the same time with no problem. I don't recall if I've tried different thicknesses.
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It is about the same as a deck of cards but not as thick. I am very pleased with mine.
2260553
I don't know. I've only used a regular deck of cards and it works very well on that if you don't crowd it. Sorry not to be of more help..
1300025
It depends on how you want to use it. As a backdrop, it should be fine (although it's not going to stand by itself if completely unfolded) It's soft enough to have things (pins, etc.) stuck in it but it would probably ruin it for future use and it's sorta expensive for a one-use purchase. I could imagine using magnets on both sided to hang things on it. I guess it depends on what you want to do and how imaginative you can be with how you do it. If you mean, "are the slats thick enough to accommodate a stack of cards if you place plastic over them", that would be an interesting modification. The slats looks to be 7.5mm thick by my calipers, enough to hold a small stack of cards. Each rectangle in the lattice is 5.7x11.8 cm, so, if you cover the bottom part of a rectangle with plastic, you could slip cards behind the plastic.
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it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.