What is the maximum thickness paper I can cut?
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I don't really know & it does not mention it on the box it came in. However I can vouch that it cuts 4 sheets of A4 paper & also the thickest Photo Paper that I use.I hope that this has been of some help to you. Regards: Gerry Hansen
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I usually cut 4-5 sheets of 22lb paper at a time. It really cuts poster board as well.
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I realize this isn't a scientific answer, but I guess it depends on how hard you can push the little cutting wheel. I wouldn't expect much though, as I wouldn't exactly call it a heavy duty device by any means. It feels like it's targeted to pictures or a couple sheets of paper. If you think if this more as a "crafty" tool than an "industrial" one, perhaps that will give the guidance you are looking for. (Oh by the way...I was dissapointed with the cutting light feature. Perhaps it's my fault for expecting a crisp cut line to help line up. It's more of an illumintion line. Underwhelmed on that one.) I realize this isn't a scientific answer, but I guess it depends on how hard you can push the little cutting wheel. I wouldn't expect much though, as I wouldn't exactly call it a heavy duty device by any means. It feels like it's targeted to pictures or a couple sheets of paper. If you think if this more as a "crafty" tool than an "industrial" one, perhaps that will give the guidance you are looking for. (Oh by the way...I was dissapointed with the cutting light feature. Perhaps it's my fault for expecting a crisp cut line to help line up. It's more of an illumintion... » Read More I realize this isn't a scientific answer, but I guess it depends on how hard you can push the little cutting wheel. I wouldn't expect much though, as I wouldn't exactly call it a heavy duty device by any means. It feels like it's targeted to pictures or a couple sheets of paper. If you think if this more as a "crafty" tool than an "industrial" one, perhaps that will give the guidance you are looking for. (Oh by the way...I was dissapointed with the cutting light feature. Perhaps it's my fault for expecting a crisp cut line to help line up. It's more of an illumintion line. Underwhelmed on that one.) « Show Less
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It will cut most any acrylic. Beyond 1/4" thick you will need to make several passes and have a table edge to snap. Hold the cut at the edge of the table and apply even pressure to the part hanging over the edge to break.
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Deck of cards are thicker than my paper. If I put two of these papers together, it should be about the right thickness as deck of cards. I am going to buy thicker paper the next time I order. My printer can print my paper with no problems. Now, just an idea, go look into Silhouette Cameo Starter Bundle Kit, this is very interesting, I think you will like to try it. I plan to buy it very soon. Take care Thomas
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If you go to HP and search for the printer. you can download a product brochure. It says 11.8 mil max thickness. Hope that helps
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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 cut regular card stock that is 110# for card making. I went down in my craft room and tried cutting regular matboard with it. I don't don't if 4-ply is different than the matboard that they use to mat pictures professionally, which is the kind I have. It would be pushing it to say it will cut that thickness on a regular basis. I got it to cut once or twice, but it did not give a truly clean cut. I don't know if it would hold up to that kind of wear and tear. Hope that helps answer your question.
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This unit can cut through 37 pages of 20 lb paper stock...with some effort, so do not advise that. Cuts VERY cleanly and easily through 20 pages of 20 lb paper stock.
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Jeannie is right, 1.5 inches max thickness and you can make it as thin as the bread will stand.
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I use mine to cut watercolor paper up to 130 lb (but I don't have any heavier watercolor paper), chipboard, and I even cut 1/16" thick acrylic, although it took several passes. I rarely cut anything thinner than cardstock, simply because I don't need to, but I did cut construction paper a few times. The file folder won't give you any trouble at all. I use the smooth cardstock setting on mine to cut it. The best way I've found to find the right setting is to use some small scraps (3 x 3 or 2 x 2) on the mat and cut a small square 1/2 x 1/2 at the recommended setting. If it doesn't come up easily, try a heavier pressure by 1 or 2 points. If that doesn't work, I try the next blade depth but with the pressure moved back down. The thin chipboard cuts very easily with the thick cardstock setting, for me. The chipboard setting is more for the 2mm thick stuff, not the thinner stuff.
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You could easily make that cut. This paper cutter is really great for the price. The only cuts I have trouble making are if the width of the paper is less than two inches. So, if I had a 2" x 2" piece of paper and I wanted to make it 2" x 1", it won't work because the blade housing is too wide. But to trim a normal-sized piece of paper down is no problem.
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I use mine to cut card stock (for quilting templates). The thickest I have tried is about 65 lbs (thickness). I haven't tried it with cardboard (as in a traditional cardboard box material).
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It does not accept photo paper rolls, only cut sheets. I believe that 17X22 is the max.
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There is no max length on thickness. The jig uses an alignment pin so after you cut your first set you can move the jig for the rest if the tails that need to be cut down the piece.
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You can definitely trim closer to the item you laminated. Personally, I go to about 1/8 of an inch away when laminating normal pieces of paper (in terms of thickness). You could conceivably arrange several items in one larger laminating envelope and then cut them apart, as long as you leave at least 1/4" between them.Once you laminate the object you will be able to clearly see where the sheet is melted completely and thereby determine where you can trim closer. Hope this helps!
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The gridded area is 12x12. The maximum dimension to cut is 12 inches. A piece of paper longer than 12 inches in one dimension can be securely held in place for cutting, extending out to the left of the gridded area, as long as the length of the side being cut is no more than 12 inches.
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We've cut up to 100 sheets at a time, but I would say that it could do 150 to 200. The paper we cut is heavy gauge so with regular copy paper you could probably get 250 pages.
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65 Thickness and you should only use 65 as works best. I have no problem. Cuts thick St Augustine very well.