is there a straight through paper path for heavy paper
1977987
Sort of, there is a paper port that opens up on the right side that will take heavy paper. How heavy, I do not know, all I have run through it has been waterproof mailing labels and business cards but the paper almost goes straight through
1159178
The paper is very heavyweight. I have fifty pages and that seems to be the limit. It is one of the best scrapbooks out there.
1950824
Paper is fairly easy to install. Don't know what you consider "standard". This is the second one of these that I've had and I use it all the time.
1561174
This paper is thicker than standard computer paper. But since it is very fibrous the cut edged tend to have a torn look to them .
403502
Paper will not go straight by itself. We have to guide its movement. Otherwise paper will get jammed easily.
417835
It is very easy to add/remove paper from the rails. They act like a claw that you open a bit and then close around the paper. You could even do double sided I'm sure - a map on each side and spin it around. Cheers!
1953451
I would assume it can but I don't know for sure. We are printing small Avery postal labels with it and it does have a straight through paper path.
963852
Not sure what you mean by straight path. Both trays feed multiple sheets. The manual tray takes my card stock very well, one at a time without jamming.
1279392
Although rated for 58 lbs paper(per the manual), I have fed through 65 lbs paper with no issues. Ironically, it does give you a choice for even heavier stock in the Print dialogue window for paper options. The only issue with heavier stock is that if you fill up the paper tray to the rim, it jams often. You can solve this issue by not going over the 70% capacity in the paper tray.
963034
Yes there is a barrier. The guide is hinged at the top and bottom of the cutter and the paper needs to fit within that space.
2216872
Yes, and they are easy to read and the major lines are marked al the way across the board so you can keep the paper straight. Hooray! This is one of the best paper cutting devices I have used and it is not dangerous to use. No cut fingers etc.
673281
I have not been able to. It just says paper jam. So far 32lb paper is the thickest it handles. It recognizes everything else as paper jam or it just feeds it though without printing
1138131
Absolutely! I've had no issue using rolls of seamless paper. It doesn't bow in the middle or anything. Just make sure to have clips to hold the roll in place and keep it from unraveling.
159680
Yes. just figure out which direction to load the paper. If it's upside down it won't mark through.
1000873
Have not tried anything heavier inkjet paper. However, I also have a 17" dual rail model which will cut 1/16" mat board. I think you will have better luck with the dual rail models. However, the price escalates.
840444
Yes, I found it very easy. However, as everyone else said, it will depend on your printer, so make sure you run a test on plain paper first. Also, if your printer normally uses a curved paper path (where the paper makes a sharp bend inside the printer), see if it has the option for a straight paper path. Many laser printers have a door on the back that opens so the paper comes out the back instead of out the front. Using this will help prevent the heavier paper used in these invitations from becoming curled inside the printer. However, even if your printer does not have this option, you should still be able to use these with no problem. Yes, I found it very easy. However, as everyone else said, it will depend on your printer, so make sure you run a test on plain paper first. Also, if your printer normally uses a curved paper path (where the paper makes a sharp bend inside the printer), see if it has the option for a straight paper path. Many laser printers have a door on the back that opens so the paper comes out the back instead of out the front. Using this will help prevent the heavier paper used in these invitations from becoming curled inside the printer. However, even if your printer does not have this option, you... » Read More Yes, I found it very easy. However, as everyone else said, it will depend on your printer, so make sure you run a test on plain paper first. Also, if your printer normally uses a curved paper path (where the paper makes a sharp bend inside the printer), see if it has the option for a straight paper path. Many laser printers have a door on the back that opens so the paper comes out the back instead of out the front. Using this will help prevent the heavier paper used in these invitations from becoming curled inside the printer. However, even if your printer does not have this option, you should still be able to use these with no problem. « Show Less
1675601
Depends on the paper you are using. Standard copy paper? Yes. Cardstock, no. I was using 40lb gloss paper and it did not bleed through.