Is this paper thick enough to be used as the base of a card or is it too thin? Thanks...
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It's not card stock thick. But not super thin. Somewhere in the middle. Very pretty prints but if you want the card to be more sturdy this would not be thick enough.
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This is not as stiff as cardstock, and I.m not sure what you intend, but paper is stiff enough to fold nicely and retain its shape. Hope this helps!
1349582
This HP Brouchure/Flyer paper is great for tri folds and general flyers and booklets, photos look very good printed on it, however I believe it is too thin for use of creating greeting cards.
2002150
Thiese cards are surprisingly thin. They are not laminated or glossy, have no protective coating. I would say they are thinner and more prone to bending than regular playing cards. A toddler like mine left alone with these would bend ro tear them within seconds.
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How thick of a cardstock? I think with this printer it would (I haven't tried it but I did use a thicker photo paper which worked fine). Because the paper is stored in the bottom paper holder, unlike older printers where paper was top loaded and prone to mistakes. But I would think it would work for the 600.
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The one pictured is probably about twice as thick as standard Xerox paper. It is 44lb. The one I have is 27lb and is about as thick as standard Xerox paper. Usually the thicker card stock is around 80lb and up. Usually I get 120lb for business card thick. This should be thicker but still not cardstock. It will be like two sheets of Xerox paper thick I imagine.
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I think it would be heavy enough for post cards. I have never used it for that purpose but I cut an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet in half to make two cards with it.
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Hi Lovelylady,Thank you for your inquiry!Manufacturer states that they can use card stock as long as the paper is no thicker than 11 mils. Some of the papers in our catalog will state the mil thickness.BisonOffice
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I don't believe it is thick enough for postcards. It was just okay for bookmarks, but they were still very flexible.
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i haven't tried it but it i blieve you should be able to. it's just a slightly thicker paper
1589504
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
358351
Yes, it's just little bigger than a credit card but thickness will depend on how many cards you put inside.
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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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It would be kind of thick, but it does fold. I use this paper primarily for CD inserts, and the thickest I've gone is three sheets, or 12 sides folded in half. (I also use a straight-edge to flatten the fold.)
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This is a thick paper. It is commonly used for invitations. Feel free to email us if you want a sample of it. Thanks
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Quite honestly, I don't know. I use it to hand write letters to people who have lost a loved one. It takes more thought to write a letter than to buy a card. It's a heavy paper and, I think, very good quality.
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These appear to be about the same thickness as my 65# cardstock. Hope that helps.