Got calipers? Please measure thickness of maximum count of business cards. Would this hold cigarillos that are at least 9mm thick without crushing them?
1317065
I don't have one, but I'm 90% sure the opening is to restricted and pinched for cigarillos.
575919
I've had a Churchill size in it and cigars up to a 60 ring gauge. I believe it could hold longer than 7" but 60 ring gage is close if not mazing it out.
1953004
It should. It's about the size of a Churchill. I use mine in a travel caddy that holds ten, and I can fit 9 cigars and the drymistat.
2201172
Am not sure, but I have a Leatherman nylon sheath that holds 3 bit cards. Yes, it is a rather tight fit but it does break in over time.
41577
Yes. I wouldn't go to thick of cardstock, but it will handle normal thicknesses fine.
1683282
I think it might possibly slip in place to cut but I do not think this cutter would be strong enough to cut paper that thick. Card stock worked well so I think that might be best.
1446207
This is hard to say, depends on how heavy your card stock is, some of the light one should be OK, since this model has the manual tray and the paper can straight in and out without any bending of the paper.
1079738
I could put as many as 6 credit cards in there. Since business cards are thinner I would say 12 (2 per sleeve ) would be about the max. Otherwise I could see the sleeves splitting on the sides. After further investagation, I've discovered that standard business cards are about 1/8" wider than a credit card. So they won't fit correctly. I would not use this product for business cards! Hope this helps
1869143
Standard credit card/gift cards are 0.77 mm thick, ID card (CA) was about 0.75 mm, store rewards card (CVS) was 0.73 mm, Clipper card was 0.84 mm. I just took a pair of calipers to the cards in my wallet. I don't have the product so I can't tell you what the max it will cut. Hope this helps give a frame of reference.
1646653
without question. i have one from 2004 the card diameter will be no problem. the height just makes it.
1677041
Hello, the documents accepted are :A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, B5, B6, B7, B8, Legal and LetterSo, minimum = 64x91mm and maximum = 215.9x355.6mm60 to 105 g/m2Plastic cards = 40 to 86mm x 40 to 86mm, thickness < 0.8mmFor special documents, there is a document support.Best regards,Paul
450668
Mine measures 1/4" inside by caliper. It fits a standard cigarette perfectly but I don't think it would fit a smaller diameter.
2036706
It's a shame somebody didn't answer your question, if they had I wouldn't have bought them. I know what a caliper is, how to use it and read it; it doesn't take a rocket scientist! The ones I got are .011" thick each.
639254
I have one sitting infront of me right this second. Using a ruller I guess it will hold a single piece of paper that is MAX 8 and 7/8 of an inch thick. If the paper is exactly 9 inches measured across, it will not fit properly.
2078602
It depends on how stiff the card actually is. If the cards can bend a little, then they can be scanned. If they're rigid, forget it. My current driver's license and health insurance card are too stiff for the scanner. Same with credit cards. My dental and car insurance cards are flexible enough to scan without problems. Business cards are generally OK. I have a laminated certification credential that likewise scans just fine. If a card is too stiff, the scanner can't scan it - the one major disappointment I have with this device. The mechanism seems as if it could unlatch to handle the stiffer items, but the software detects the unlatched condition as an error and won't perform the scan. In any case, I use the machine on a Mac and, despite the limitations, I love the thing.
287069
I believe so since the shredded pieces are so compact together but I can measure it for you and let you know asap to be more precise. But just by looking at them I can say they are pretty slim and as thick as the paper you shred.
532190
this unit will work with most all thickness of playing cards ...must be of standard size playing cards. willo not work with round children's cards.