If I have an already printed poster that I need to cut a part off of, is this the right product to use?
1102090
I would say no. I don't see how the poster could be attached, and the product leaves a slightly rough cut edge. I would suggest an office cutting board. The type that cuts the heaver mil paper into post cards.
1102091
No. I don't think so. I use it for rolls of thin paper to cover tables with. I would not use it for precise cutting.
1102092
I wouldn't think so. It's for a rough-cut sort of use for packaging and wrapping. You'd need more of a sliding sharp blade device. I sell fine art prints and this would NOT be an option. If you don't have many to cut, get a nice cork-backed metal ruler and an X-acto blade.
1102093
Not at all. This is more used for pulling off large pieces of paper off a big roll. Just like they use in a butcher shop.
1506128
You need to buy sandpaper. Buy standard full size sheets and you can cut it into four pieces. That's usually much cheaper than buying the precut 1/4 sheet paper.
983867
If you wanted to I'm sure you could cut them separately. I would recommend doing it while they are still in the protective paper; the backing is very sticky. Otherwise they come in six sections.
1328674
There is a cutout area in the stock for a magazine. You will have to remove the material with a dremel or drill, but the outline is there for you to follow, it is labeled "magazine" I think as well.
2194068
hey James!for sur you could cut it, although you'd have to be extra careful and not mess it up: it is a nice product!
834686
The maximum print area is exactly as described in the name of the product: 1" x 2.75". Granted, I didn't use any area that would bleed to the edges in my custom design, but my guess is that would work as well.
665243
There is a pre-made cut down the center of the page splitting them into two labels, but as long as you didn't put your design on that part it would work for stickers.
1734810
You shouldn't have a problem. You can use a template to mask off the area you don't want to use
795096
Yes, I suppose so, but why would you want to do that? You may need it the full length for future texture plates you may purchase. I emboss the full length of cardstock and then just cut the cardstock the desired length/size for the card/project. Hope this helps.
873037
Labeler should have a picture of scissors on it to be able to cut label. If not, then not sure unless you manually cut the label once you have completed your label.
2006643
Yes cutting is a problem. I've given up on the in-built cutter... Just pull out the label a little further and cut with a scissor. Then roll the label back to the start indent.
957056
The labels are UV coded. You can probably scrap off most of it and use de-natured alcohol to remove the rest.
29181
Hi, There are little markers on the strip that show you where it can be cut. The markers look like little scissors.
171490
yes you will have to cut off the point or else it will not fit. Hope this help
1674147
I assume you are using an all-in-one ink-jet printer. Once printed, pull the paper off. Place the print where you want it and use an iron to press it into place. I had no problem separating the paper from the fabric.
1733455
This is a cheaper way to do that definitely. Just print the outlines small enough to fit in the 5x5 window and make sure the lines are not too thin.
285302
Sure. It's a high quality roll of fairly stable background paper. If a lower part is damaged tear it off. Plenty more left on the roll.