how do you attach paper so it doesn't move. Is it magnetic?
1308027
Tape. Your thumb. A large brick. A small child. Sorry for the sarcasm. Assuming you're an artist, get creative. I tape what I'm tracing to the back of my drawing paper.
899700
It ia a bit of a pain.Cut the edge of the paper roll. Then push it in as far as you can but make sure the edges don't curl. While holding it in push the feed button.Good luck.
403502
Paper will not go straight by itself. We have to guide its movement. Otherwise paper will get jammed easily.
1135069
You push the paper up a tad and then sideways. Don't pull on it - it would just tighten the grip.
1137868
Tape the 4 black pieces to the corners behind the board. The tape side goes against the board and the other side is magnetic to put on refrigerator etc. the circular magnet goes on top of the board to hold paper notes if need be.
853156
Its actually adjustable so don't agree with a prior answer. Here I demonstrated how it works with multiple type of paper:
1463770
Yea the magnetic is what holds it in place. Not a good idea if yours is made of plastic.
1747872
I used a glue stick, which worked okay. I did not feel like it was reliable though, so I usually put some tape on the edges as well. I would not use elmer's unless you have a way to spread it thinly, since it could make the paper wet and wrinkly.
2009386
The paper just hangs from above from the roll. It is possible to release as much as you choose for each use. I just use a little tape to secure. No problem!
763226
No. These are adhesive sheets, like post - it notes. They are not metal and are not magnets. A very offers printable magnetic sheets.
1031769
Both sides have large clips that you can clip paper to. I wouldn't recommend drawing on the magnetic side without paper.
378805
No, the pieces are not magnetic. Good idea. I use push points but now that you mention magnetic maybe small pieces of velcro might help keep the calendar in good shape.
507331
These boards are not magnetic. I keep some in a box for student use and I hung a couple with push pins surrounding the outside.
163693
No magnet, but slightly bigger than I had imagined. The part that holds the paper and remains exposed is 5/8ths thick and 1 1/8th inch wide. It holds plain paper well, but does not hold laminated prints securely. They're perfect for a bulletin board cabinet. I use mine to hold large photo prints on a garage wall.
2152426
Yes, it can, assuming you're mounting in on a wall or some other vertical surface. The paper will still be held by the front section of the holder. As T. Cotham pointed out, however, it does better when mounted horizontally.
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!
182835
I love mine, the paper roll fits tight so as to pull off each sheet ! Just push it down on the central holder!