What size paper can it score up to.
1189251
Up to 12" x 12" but I have done larger by moving it up or over. It is one of the best score boards I have used. Hope this helps you.
1189252
I used two sizes of paper, 8 1/2" x 11" and 12" x 12". Hope this was helpful.
1189253
Actually you can score more than 12" if the design has sort of "mirror" scoring, the same left side and right side. Let's suppose you have some 16 " x 16". Just score your first half (would 8"), for example 1/2, 2 3/8, 5 1/4 and 7 3/8. You just turn the paper 180º and start to score back again from the edge, but, I insist, this can only be useful if your scoring is "mirror-ed". The same from the height up/down scoring since the board is "open", doesn't have an ending edge to stop paper. Another option: You may score and crease so to put the last crease to the edge and go on till it's enough. This is useful when the scoring is not mirror-ed. Hope you get the ideas. Actually you can score more than 12" if the design has sort of "mirror" scoring, the same left side and right side. Let's suppose you have some 16 " x 16". Just score your first half (would 8"), for example 1/2, 2 3/8, 5 1/4 and 7 3/8. You just turn the paper 180º and start to score back again from the edge, but, I insist, this can only be useful if your scoring is "mirror-ed". The same from the height up/down scoring since the board is "open", doesn't have an ending edge to stop paper. Another option: You may score and crease so to put the... » Read More Actually you can score more than 12" if the design has sort of "mirror" scoring, the same left side and right side. Let's suppose you have some 16 " x 16". Just score your first half (would 8"), for example 1/2, 2 3/8, 5 1/4 and 7 3/8. You just turn the paper 180º and start to score back again from the edge, but, I insist, this can only be useful if your scoring is "mirror-ed". The same from the height up/down scoring since the board is "open", doesn't have an ending edge to stop paper. Another option: You may score and crease so to put the last crease to the edge and go on till it's enough. This is useful when the scoring is not mirror-ed. Hope you get the ideas. « Show Less
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Hi,it will work for A4 and other sizes of paper up to 12"x12" which is a standard scrapbooking paper size. However it is in Inches rather than CM's so if you were after something with cm and mm you would be better off with a diff brand.
1399525
Not completely sure, but it's pretty sticky stuff. You may have to use extra squares, depending on the size and weight of the paper. I would try it.
1797888
It holds decently. Paper size, not sure. I just bought Creatology Easel Roll paper at the fabric store and haven't tired it out yet. It measures 18" wide.
793469
You can easily fit 30 pages (give or take a few depending upon the weight of the paper).
2239724
The size of paper is actually a decent size. You can go into your word program and set the margins under page setup.
1492831
Sorry, but I used up the paper a couple of months ago and don't remember the size. I think I was able to wrap about six shirt box-sized gifts from it though.
1090160
As long as you know the measurements on where to score, it is possible. I made a box type card using this product.
1097815
It will hold a single ream (500 sheets). Make sure the edges are aligned, tap the stack on it's edge and put it gently in the tray. If necessary, adjust the paper "stops" in the tray for letter-size. If you are putting in legal sized paper, you will have to adjust the stops for that sized paper.
884709
You'll need a 3 or 4 inch binder. Anything smaller and the pages stick out about an inch.
1963056
Hi, it will work for A4 and other sizes of paper up to 12"x12" which is a standard scrapbooking paper size. However it is in Inches rather than CM's so if you were after something with cm and mm you would be better off with a diff brand.
1172059
I don't know about those specific sizes. We also had some odd sized envelopes. We had to find paper which was "close" and then adjust the margins. It was fiddly but it worked (while the printer was still working that is).
1040450
My calipers put it at less than 1/64 off, if any, in the direction of being too small. 1 paper inch is between 1 real inch and 63/64 real inches. Works for LSAT logic games, Dungeons & Dragons notes, and remedial Geometry, which is what I use it for, but I might not want to design NASA's next-gen orbiter on it.
1256247
I'm not sure about your size requirements but I bought 4 of these to work on projects. They are well made (very sturdy) and look sharp. The dry erase pen marks can be completely erased, unlike some boards I've used. I recommend these for any project like creating flow charts, drawings or anything. After I'm though with something I want to keep I take a pic of it. All the best.
800841
I haven't used it for legal size paper but I did use it for tabloid size which is 11 x 17 and therefore bigger than legal size. It works perfectly.
745875
I pulled one of my portfolios out to check. The pocket sheets will just hold an 8.5x 11" sheet of paper so you should not have any problem.
2072254
I'm not sure about the paper , but I know the printer itself can take paper 11 inches wide. So if the 11 in ur paper measurement is width then it will work.