what size sand paper does it use
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In case no one saw my comment, this is a GREAT machine, NOT a sander!! I don't mean to be crass, but if you do not know what your ordering, you tube How it is used, before you ruin your physical self forever.. Wood working is fun, not feeding yourself is the end... ( no fingers ) .?
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It doesn't use sand paper. It has a drum style blade you adjust to the depth you want to shave off the wood.
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This machine does not use sandpaper. It uses blades to shave a layer of wood off, which will leave the surface fairly smooth. You may be looking for a belt sander.
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This is a Planer. It uses blades on a spining drum underneath. No sand paper
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It uses thermal paper only, just to be clear. The rolls are 4 1/8" wide and 98 inches long. The precut sheets are 4 1/8" x 5 3/4". Because thermal paper deteriorates over time, you probably do not want to buy old stocks of the stuff made for this printer but some cash registers, etc. use this width. When I had mine years ago, I tried some narrower paper and it did not work too well.
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It was small and I used a small piece of fine sand paper and it came right off. Small about 1/8 inch or smaller.
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Nope its the 1/3 sheet 3 1/2"x7 1/4" I am a big Porter Cable tools and yes I would say something similar. I do like the sandpaper release mechanic...work great makes for fast paper changes....does have a bit slower rpm orbit but gets the job done
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We use the 3 1/8 inch thermal paper. It also comes with a spacer to use a smaller width paper but not sure what size that is. Great Printer!
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Yes, it will, but the Velcro pad that holds the sand paper wears out quickly.
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I do not have my paper to measure, but I am very sure that the measurements of the paper description ARE the dimensions. So if your machine calls for 3 1/8ths then this is it. But pay attention to the LENGTH. When I bought this on Amazon, I had to unroll quite a bit of this and throw it away because my machine didn't close. The tape I use now (from Sams club) is 3 1/8 x 190 OR 3 1/8 by 79.3mmwide (I have a picture of the box on my phone lol). So if you only need 50mm wide - this one is certainly too big.
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I used two sizes of paper, 8 1/2" x 11" and 12" x 12". Hope this was helpful.
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The width of the strip is 1/8". Hope that helps. I love mine but I only do one piece of paper at a time.
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I use the 8.5" by 14" paper especially made for this purpose. It's available from Amazon and is inexpensive.Bob Pool
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We have not bought replacement paper for it yet, but I did find a rock on amazon that was 15 inches. http://www.amazon.com/Art-Alternatives-Childrens-Easel-Inches/dp/B0037U1P1I/ref=pd_sbs_op_3
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Any standard size aluminum foil or wax paper or saran wrap will fit . . Do not get a large size . . It won't fit !
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A standard A2 card size is 4.25 x 5.5", which is half of a regular 8.5 x 11" sheet of paper. Cut the sheet of cardstock in half, either vertically or horizontally, then fold that piece in half. This gives you your card base (front and back). From there you can embellish the card front with die cuts or whatever design element you choose. Before adding your embellishments, you could cut a cardstock rectangle slightly smaller than the card front, in a complimentary color, to adhere to the card front to add color and make a base for your other embellishments. This is called matting.
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If you want to use sheets of sandpaper get a square palm sander. they are made for tearing sheets into 1/4s and have clips to hold it.
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Hi, I use to use a smaller 12 inch cutter that could only cut up to 5 sheets at a time. I use a heavy 60-80lb card stock paper for some of my clients and I needed something that would make it easy. This unit handled 50 sheets at a time with no problem. It saved us about 4 hours because it can handle the 11x17 sheets.
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The one I bought is about 8.5 x11. just big enough to put a regular size sheet of paper in.
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No it can actually use different sizes depending on your purpose. It uses 1/4 size if the booklet that is being created is thin with fewer sheets or it can use larger depending on the amount of sheets being used.