Which size would be best for artwork on heavy 9x12 construction paper? I'm afraid the 9x12" pages will be too tight?
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I have my 9x12 artwork in one of the 11x14 Itoya profolios. It gives a nice border to frame the art on the page.
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I think the 11X14 would be fine. The pictures I stored were normal thickness but there is plenty of room.
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I agree. It's always a good rule of thumb to go the next size up when you're working with same size. I'm sure it would be fine to use 9x12, but I don't know about thickness. If it's card stock kind of quality, I think 9 x12 would be fine. But if your paper has a thicker quality than that, I would recommend going the next size up.
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The plastic sleeves can hold material up to 9 1/8" x 12 1/4". It wouldn't be recommended however to push the 9 1/8" dimension to its limit if the material/medium is stiff due to the page turning/portfolio design. The portfolio should be fine for most 9" x 12" drawings.
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I notice the Epson offers few large format papers. I want to create prints of my work in the 12 X36 range. Has anyone experimented using print making or heavy water color paper with this machine?
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We use 70 lb paper and it works great. I usually do a sample paper first just to make sure all by guides are set right.
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I bought a 6 x 8, but wanted a 9 x 12. Now I am wondering if the 6 x 8 is too big. I would recommend the 6 x 8 for any aspiring professional digital artist. 9 x 12 if you are in need of some serious detail and control (though I have no problem with that on mine.)My 6 x 8 takes up 13.75" x 10" of actual desk real estate.
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I use the small 4 x 6" portfolio. Each page holds 2 double-weight (fibre based) photographs. They fit comfortably back-to-back & do not slip out. roy.A
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Tombows work good on Canson XL Media journals, 98 lb. Any watercolor paper works good too.
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I have put these into post bound albums. I haven't had any problems. I think there are some post bound albums that might need specific page protectors but as long as you can use any of the regular 12x12 brands in that album, these will work as well!
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It will be tight, I would go bigger, barn method, if an 8 by 10 will work you really need a10 by 12!
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Hi, I use to use a smaller 12 inch cutter that could only cut up to 5 sheets at a time. I use a heavy 60-80lb card stock paper for some of my clients and I needed something that would make it easy. This unit handled 50 sheets at a time with no problem. It saved us about 4 hours because it can handle the 11x17 sheets.
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I only use 8" X 12" paper but if you put the paper sideway it will hold it, I am very satisfied with it.
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So far, the biggest I printed is 35x52 canvas and it came out perfect. I just ordered 40x80, waiting for how it would look :)
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This is designed for larger 12X18" paper. So yes, your 12x12 paper will technically fit but the slots are way bigger than you need(slots will be too deep). I would suggest getting a smaller organizer that is designed for 12x12 paper.
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I did a search using the following: Epson Premium Photo Paper SEMI-GLOSS (8.5x11 Inches, 20 I hope this helps.
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It will do a full 8 x 11 sheet of paper. So far mine has been working great and I use it all of the time in my classroom!
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Once or twice a month, I print on 100# or 67# heavy 8-1/2x11 paper. For this reply, I just printed a page containing color photos and an org chart using Word shapes. I printed it on both 100# and 20# paper and the quality is excellent and indistinguishable between the regular paper and the heavy paper. If you are printing heavy paper every day, I don't know if it would cause problems; I've never had a jam or the like. With 100#, the single-sheet manual feed may not pick up the page, so I simply place the 100# sheet in the paper tray.
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I bought scrapbook type binders (12"x12"). Those worked really well--you just can't put too many in the binders before they start getting heavy.