How well does this paper work for block prints?
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I haven't made any myself, but own a few traditional prints, and the paper is completely different. From what I've seen of the block printing process this paper would be far too flimsy. If you're lucky it might hold up. Washi paper would be far better for block printing. Try this: http://www.amazon.com/Shoji-Paper-Rice-Fibers-6MMU/dp/B0006PYKFK/ref=pd_sbs_ac_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=1WVZ3FKGHDA4N3D74Z7P I have a roll of this mulberry paper from Yasutomo. It's thick sturdy, and feels the same as the paper used on the prints I own.
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I have printed on 100 lb cover stock with this printer, but you have to be careful because every once in a while the paper would get jammed. I use my Epson 1100 printer for heavy card stock because the paper don't have to bend to get though the printer. As far as the paper curling, no it didn't curl.
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I have used it for years with two HP printer models with great success. My present one is a Photosmart C5180 and it prints great photos with this paper. (I'm a professional and am totally satisfied with this paper.)
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I have a print shop and have used just about every weight of this paper! The text weight isn't great, it is only a bit thicker than copy paper and dents really bad and easily! With the cardstock, try to stay around 88lb or 92lb because some of their shimmer papers over 100lb won't run through even my best printers.
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I love mine. It works beautifully on white paper. Thick paper works, but it takes some muscle.
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I can not guarantee how color images will come out on this paper. It will depend on the printer. Feel free to message us to get a sample to test print. Thanks
350519
I just bought the paper and than I used regular color printer with regular colored ink. I was happy with the results, and my project was fairly big, I had to make 10 T-shirts for kids with their names in the back and logo in the front. I hope this helps!
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I print them on 60# card stock, and I use it for the Hallmark program to make cards. I did try laser photo paper but found the finish was not glossy as I expected. Hope this helps...
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It works ok with 110 card stock. The printer is a bit loud as the paper travels over the rollers. Ive printed about 20 pages with success. No jams or errors.
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I use these to print large format budgets and cash schedules for investor meetings. Two sided has worked fine for spreadsheets with light color work. I wouldn't do anything heavy like graphics or photos as the stock would likely become over saturated and start to cringle
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Hi Sandy - I've only used regular paper and only owned it for a few weeks. If it's any help, the user's guide (pg4) states: do not use paper which is highly textured or extremely smooth, or has a chemical coating. It does work for various types of paper...heavy, light etc. however.If you google "Brother hll8350 printer user's guide" the guide should come up. Page 4 goes into types of paper, envelopes, labels to be used. That said, I'm quite happy with the printer for my purposes. As someone else advised, I'd contact Brother Customer Service. Supposedly they are helpful.Good luck. Hi Sandy - I've only used regular paper and only owned it for a few weeks. If it's any help, the user's guide (pg4) states: do not use paper which is highly textured or extremely smooth, or has a chemical coating. It does work for various types of paper...heavy, light etc. however.If you google "Brother hll8350 printer user's guide" the guide should come up. Page 4 goes into types of paper, envelopes, labels to be used. That said, I'm quite happy with the printer for my purposes. As someone else advised, I'd contact Brother Customer Service. Supposedly they... » Read More Hi Sandy - I've only used regular paper and only owned it for a few weeks. If it's any help, the user's guide (pg4) states: do not use paper which is highly textured or extremely smooth, or has a chemical coating. It does work for various types of paper...heavy, light etc. however.If you google "Brother hll8350 printer user's guide" the guide should come up. Page 4 goes into types of paper, envelopes, labels to be used. That said, I'm quite happy with the printer for my purposes. As someone else advised, I'd contact Brother Customer Service. Supposedly they are helpful.Good luck. « Show Less
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It seems to work well on all I have tried to print thus far. I use other printers for printing my professional work for clients. I use a Canon iPF 6100 for large prints. This uses archival inks in tanks--expensive but last longer than Epson inks!
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I have printed out a few pictures and the results are good. I did however adjust the color etc with Photoshop before printing. I also used photo quality 4x6 paper.
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I have used the machine to punch cardstock, say about 4-6 sheets, for our financial statement covers and it works well. It would probably depend on how thick your pages are. Its a great machine and works very well for us. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Yes, it seems to work best on Epson photo paper, but does a good job on other brands, either matte or glossy. It can print all of those sizes.
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Yes, especially if you use a higher quality more finished paper. Good on regular paper for a laser printer but very good with a little better paper.
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I have had no issues with the quality of the paper. Unfortunately, I cannot program my printer to do double sided printing since I switched to an iMac, so I can't answer that statement. For the one-sided copying that I do though, it is fine.