Do you know the weight of the Avery stock? My customer has a sample that feels thicker than standard 60# stock.
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I'm sorry I don't it just states "card stock". I compared it to some 60# and it appears to be a little heavier than that. Sorry couldn't be of more help.
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Hi, in the multipurpose tray, the printer will use 50 or 60 lb card stock. Look at this link on page four for technical specifications: http://www.printermalls.com/pdfs/MB451w.pdf. Let us know if we can be of further help. Printermalls
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The Hogue overmold stock is heavier than the standard 10/22 birch wood factory stock. The polymer chassis and the synthetic rubber exterior add about a pound or so, but I didn't weigh them. The Houge stock is a definite improvement.
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not sure what by "heavy stock" you mean. Te most I tried was 30 pages of 24lb weight; the puncher hesitated, but handled it nicely. It is heavy duty, but for your application I am not sure if you require better one. From the other hand, Amazon has excellent returning policy. FYI: the stapler is made in China.
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I believe this is probably a misprint. My scales show it to be 4 lbs. Hope this helps, also the JS660 is the best and strongest B&D; I have used in my 77 years!
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My thoughts: I have a Smith 13-1 (apx 1967 vintage.) I have three (honest THREE) different sets of Pachmayr grips for it, and they are all completely PerfecT. They needed no trimming and the bottom is totally captured (surrounded.) I do not, though, recommend Hogue grips. They are a bit weird, for me, and feel sticky and....... well... just didn't feel right For Me. We are all different. I am 65 years old and have been shooting since I was 10. If you can't get to a store where you can look and feel the grips, Pachmayr is a good bet. (Especially if you can return them... like buy from Midwest. Just thoughts.) Let me know if I can further help. Barry
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I had that same question but it must me minimal given how firm the stock stays afterwards, to guess I would say <= 10lbs
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Hard to estimate, but I would say similar to thickness of like card stock. Thinner than card board. Hope that helps!
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I didn't check the actual density but it feels pretty dense to me, three inches of high quality memory foam, can't go wrong!
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Sorry to hear that Jill. We are on our 4th box and the texture has been fairly consistent. What I have noticed is that the size of the "flake" might be dependent on how much the box was adjutated during shipping.
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It IS most definitely card stock! I have used 100 weight before, and it is much too heavy for making cards when it comes to folding.
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I like Avery card stock. I have compared it to Hallmark and this is heavier paper but still not as heavy as it used to be but I'm happy with it. It is easy to fold because of it is prescored. It works for me and I print a lot of cards.
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I haven't experienced this problem with heavier stock, per se, but I have had a problem with larger envelopes, specifically 6x9, which the printer apparently doesn't recognize as envelopes, and with labels when it doesn't know they're labels. This can be avoided by opening the printer Properties to the Printing Shortcuts tab and selecting "Envelope" or "Label" as the paper type.
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I do not have access to a micrometer, but I feel 100% comfortable in assuring you that the thickness of this felt is no less than 1/8" thick. (2/16th of an inch) The density is consistent, with no holes, thin or weak spots. Fibers appear to be uniform in length and staple. This is nice felt. My wife made baby shoes out of it and was very happy with the results.
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I'm not sure how thick card stock is but I've used 110 lb paper but you have to use the rear feed, NOT the paper tray.Hope this helps,Jeffery
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I just tried two samples of heavy paper. I don't know the paper weight (don't have the original packing), but I measured the thickness. The .009 inch thick paper went through the printer, but it was curled when it came out. The other sample is .010 thick got stuck and did not go through. Hope this helps.
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I not sure of the thickness and density of each layer. I not home now, but I will attempt to find out for you around 7PM Eastern time, and I will get back with you at that time. When lying on the mattress it feels very thick though.