Hey there! Would continuos rolls work in this if I cut off say 15-20 at a time to use? Thanks! : )
1986676
I've never seen a continuous wipie roll but under the flap it's just a regular oval shape opening, nothing special, so I'm assuming you have to stack the roll sheet by sheet to be able to pull out single sheet at a time.
816361
Yes but not sure why you would. We generally use setting 3 or 4. And let it roll with the heat off to clean the rollers. They do not detach from the machine. Hope this helps.
1069413
You don't feed the entire roll. You can cut it to any length up to 11" long, making it the same size as standard paper, if that's the maximum size that your printer will handle. You save on waste, by being able to cut smaller lengths, as necessary. I usually print my design out in a trial run, in greyscale, or draft mode, on regular paper, to see how large the design is, then cut the fabric appropriately. Hope this answers your question.
413445
Yes! You can compress this to change out the roll. It is not permanent and can be adjusted as needed.
1460745
If you are buying the rolls, you cut them to size. I would not re-use them.
2273202
We use the medium large rolls in this holder and it does fine. Once husband came home with a large roll and it scraped the under side of the cabinet, but was workable, until the roll became smaller. Hope this helps.
2079040
I have found that the rolls are better. The ones you can get that are perforated down the middle are great for making whatever size you need. Just be sure to allow for sealing of the bag on both ends.
788467
The roll is too big to fit. I can manually cut them to fit & they seal fine
2021098
Not without cutting first unless you have a 50' sealer. :) Any roll can be cut with scissors and configured to any size you want. Remember you need at least an inch all around whatever you are sealing to ensure proper vacuum & seal so do calculate if cutting will produce a usable remnant before going to the trouble of doing it.
921455
In a manner of speaking. I have used one piece multiple times with no issues. But I have found sticking it back to the roll does not work so well for me. Also the smaller the piece the easier it is as it does not fold onto itself.
216693
Rolls do not come pre cut, you must seal them twice. Contact FoodSaver direct for more assistance.
641313
Sure, I use card stock and don't change any settings, but I usually only put in one or two sheets at a time. You should be able to use the "labels" that are the right size and have the perforated edges. Just remember to put the sheets in face side down if there is a difference on how the sheets look front and back.
581684
Not having used it on such quantities before I just did a little 'action research' and found that 20 sheets was a bit over the limit. It worked very well with 10.
73896
Yes, I just experimented, and 4 rolls will fit with a little room left over. A 4-pack could be inserted, too.
1074318
Sorry it took me so long to answer...we were out of town for a few days.The FoodSaver has an auto cutter. Lift the cutter (it has a gray slider on one side), place the roll in the "bin", unroll to desired length, and replace the cutter on top of where the cut will be. I hold the cutter down on one side and slide the gray slider across. Easy-peasy!
123623
A small amount. It is best to purchase a larger roll(s) and use it from the get go. Keep the small roll in case you run out of the others.
673717
Each roll covers a good 500 sq ft so if your measurement includes allowances for cutting and waste then a roll is fine. If it doesn't then 1 roll may be cutting it a little close.