Does the top lift up so you can copy a bound book?
336338
The top is hinged at the rear and lifts so that you can a book on the glass.
336339
Yes it does, this is a great printer, I own a business and have owned many printers over the year, this is by far the best machine we have ever owned.
1306654
Yes you can. That's the best part about it. You can use either the top or the bottom one, or both together as in the main picture. It's better if you plan on opening multiple books at a time as it offers more space to place your books. It's great IMO. I wish I had had this while in grad school or even before that.
1628464
Yes. You just lifted up out of the books. I'll leave mine laying on the dock most of the summer.
1913856
I think it would depend on the size of the book. I personally don't keep it in the most upright position because it gets a little wobbly.
1017538
Yes you can lift it up or open it to place items on the flat bed, thats how I scan most of my items.
454440
Yes, the top is connected and lifts like a lid. The entire inside is storage space..plenty of room for garden tools and gloves.
834646
Yes! I was just reading a large, heavy book, hands free! You have to use it in the unfolded position.
1909051
Yes. There are two plexiglass sheets, one above and one below the cookbook, and they just lift out of their slots.
1923646
No it doesn't. But the table top is a nice size so I just place my book etc there.
453022
A slat of wood holds it up and you are able to move it to make the angel of your book just right. Love it!!
87777
Yes. The cover is removable so that pages in books may be more easily scanned. The only limit is the size of the picture being scanned if the objective is to capture the image in a single scan.
1496194
There is a slot to hold the cardboard section of the notepad and there is a flap that covers the binding at the top. It's pretty sturdy.
779850
yes! it's just heavy so handle carefuly: not fragile book but don't toss or open-close roughly. mine opens each page all the way to the last.
506114
you can unzip the top but it does not include a plastic pole for holding it up
1801635
Not by design, but you can stand it vertically like an open book ... The front is rigid enough so it stands well that way, but only vertically.
154383
I've used it to copy special books that could not be checked out from the library (these were reference books). But if I had valuable, collectible books I would not use it because you have to bend the spine back. Hope this helps . . .
901837
They load from where the center of the binder is. So I wouldn't call it top or side.