Will this take heavy paper?
1553703
I just use recommended paper, sorry. Maybe Canon web site or their "contact" people can answer.
1553704
I do a lot of scrapbooking and silhouette cutting crafts and do use a heavy cardstock. I have learned to put in one sheet at a time and it seems to move through better. I also do fabric on it.
1730200
When placed on the glass, yes. If you try to use the document feeder it MAY. Depends on the weight of the card stock. I've used the document feeder with 22, 24 and 32 pound paper, which is NOT card stock, but heavier than regular paper, which is usually 20lb.
403502
Paper will not go straight by itself. We have to guide its movement. Otherwise paper will get jammed easily.
1030364
I do not know the highest weight of the paper this printer can print, but I think it will print on the paper you thinking of. To do the test I folded 13"x19", 51lb/192g/m2=10.3 mil matte paper, and glued with spray adhesive, and ironed to make it dry and stiff. I fed this 9.5"x13" paper of 102lb/384g/m2=20.6 mil paper to rear slot, and noticed paper will go through the printer, and when I printed a photo, it printed without problem. But I don't think this printer handle the thick paper from the cassette, you have to feed from rear slot one by one.
1551460
I doubt it, even with regular paper is hard to work, honestly I think this was a bad investment.
1030368
I do not know the highest weight of the paper this printer can print, but I think it will print on the paper you thinking of.To do the test I folded 13"x19", 51lb/192g/m2=10.3 mil matte paper, and glued with spray adhesive, and ironed to make it dry and stiff.I fed this 9.5"x13" paper of 102lb/384g/m2=20.6 mil paper to rear slot, and noticed paper will go through the printer, and when I printed a photo, it printed without problem. But I don't think this printer handle the thick paper from the cassette, you have to feed from rear slot one by one.
1614869
Yes. But you have to have the right printer. Check printer spec to make sure it accomadates 16lb paper. If not it will just jam printer.
1108836
I would think so. There is a weight limit, if you can somehow figure out how much the papers weigh it would help.
1230361
It will punch heavy cardstock. I am not certain how heavy your cardstock is so before you try to punch several pieces of heavy card stock at once I would try two or three sheets at a time and add more as you see how well it is punching the holes. I love my machine and I have not had any problems punching holes. Be careful when you are punchin a lot of sheets and you are doing them in batches that you keep the holes lined up so your final product will not have uneven page placements.
991134
It probably could, but you may need a lot, because it really is HUGE! The material is definitely heavier than normal paper but it is not too bad. Push pins might be another option if you don't mind a lot of holes in the wall ;)
530498
Yes, absolutely. It's very durable paper. Not flimsy. Feels thick enough to handle the job. I double side print a lot.
310363
While i don't have that unit, i think it should work. The basic process for the product should be the same and the carrier sheet protects the paper so it doesn't tear.
975906
Yes, this machine should be able to handle 32# paper.We have used it successfully for 67# paper.
943544
Never attempted a heavy card stock. We do use a heavy 32lb glossy paper, and adress labels and it worked fine. The machine has a side feeder to help pick up the heavier stock paper. Hope this help
369674
I think not. It seems to struggle with 4-5 sheets of paper. It works OK for my needs but I don't think I would put cardboard, even thinner cardboard.
2064285
as long as the diameter of the paper roll is large enough for the pole to fit through. also, it can't be too heavy.
1604914
NO!!!, is ONLY for heavy duty paper...not for tubes(tubes made out of plastic)