What is the biggest text that can be held by the stand? I have a 900 page DSM text
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it can hold 900 pages. I have a prep book that is roughly 900 pages and it holds the book fine.
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The heaviest book for which I use this stand is a 1400 plus page, about 5 pound, 11x8.5x2 inch text. I think it could hold more but I don't own a larger book.
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I use mine primarily for magazines and my iPad mini to keep the glare off the pages. So I tested it with a 700 page hardback novel and it had no issue. If it was oversized like an OED that would not work.
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It won't work. It's designed for books with 400 pages or less and that is with effort.
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It will support 3 pages music... will need to either fold excess of 4 pages. my guy likes this stand because good support, folds up into zipper case and lite and easy to carry.
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Awesome, thank you!! I am looking for a printer stand. It is a printer, copier, fax machine. its a Canon Image class MF8580cdw. It is a larger one. I am having a difficult time finding a stand. Would you happen to know if it would hold up to that?
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Judith, I don't know how many pages of text this drive will hold. I have over two hundred seventy pages of documents and more than seven hundred photos on one drive and it used up less than two percent of the capacity of the drive. I'm guessing hundreds of thousands of pages. Robert
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I don't think you could place a standard 8x11 notepad next to an open textbook. You could have index cards or part of the 8x11 notepad on the top.
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That's kind of dependent on what you like. It's basically like reading with a large hardback book. If you don't mind holding a hardback book, then it's fine. I hardly use the stand and don't mind reading without it. I read in the car with no stand, at appointments, in bed, etc.
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Hi,I wish I could be more helpful but I haven't even opened my purchase cause I'm decorating my office. Perhaps you can try ebay to find the other part? If you can't find it, maybe purchase the whole thing from a place like ebay cause it might be cheaper. One thing though, I was shocked to see how big this book stand is. If I had paid attention and looked at the dimensions, I would not have purchased this. It takes up too much room. I may even return it. good luck!
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Heavier paperback like the expensive college text book do not sit well in the stand & could risk pages getting torn. I use a clipboard to organize the order of my notes; then use the stand to keep the clipboard upright. Using the clipboard as a backing I can slip in front additional notes for upright viewing. The stand could hold - preferably hard backs as there is no rear support to keep a larger paperback properly open - no thicker than an inch & a quarter; again there is a certain amount of risk of torn pages. With imagination it can be used for a variety of tasks.
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I regularly place a full big band book on this stand. Not sure exactly how much it weighs, but we're talking a heavy duty folder with 300 or so sheets of paper in it...
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This stand will hold virtually any book (we've tested it with thick medical school textbooks & many "professional" students use this product to increase their comfort when reading & studying ... PS an "adjustable height & angle bookstand" was the concept that started Uncaged Ergonomics!). The panel is 18"W x 10"D. The panel isn't 100% smooth (like a desktop) - it has pre-drilled holes & our recommendation would be to use a clipboard/binder behind documents for support especially if you intend to write directly on the paper. Feel free to call us if you have other questions - we're here to help. This stand will hold virtually any book (we've tested it with thick medical school textbooks & many "professional" students use this product to increase their comfort when reading & studying ... PS an "adjustable height & angle bookstand" was the concept that started Uncaged Ergonomics!). The panel is 18"W x 10"D. The panel isn't 100% smooth (like a desktop) - it has pre-drilled holes & our recommendation would be to use a clipboard/binder behind documents for support especially if you intend to write directly on the paper. Feel free to call us if you have... » Read More This stand will hold virtually any book (we've tested it with thick medical school textbooks & many "professional" students use this product to increase their comfort when reading & studying ... PS an "adjustable height & angle bookstand" was the concept that started Uncaged Ergonomics!). The panel is 18"W x 10"D. The panel isn't 100% smooth (like a desktop) - it has pre-drilled holes & our recommendation would be to use a clipboard/binder behind documents for support especially if you intend to write directly on the paper. Feel free to call us if you have other questions - we're here to help. « Show Less
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I have it. Stand is pen size. Batery is good.i used mine just two times i can sell it if you wany
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19.75 x 2.25. I frequently put 3 sheets of paper on it. There's a little over hang. Manhasset makes a large desk version of their standard stand that's wonderful for 4 sheets. I have one of those as well I use in my classroom.
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I already had one, but if you are looking to buy a stand for this paper, look for something really stable or buy sandbags because it's heavy. I think mine it's from limostudio and I used to only put fabric backgrounds to it, but it has performed really well carrying the paper, just a little unstable, that's why I suggested the sandbags.
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It should do it easily. I got it because I was reading a large, and I mean large book by Stephen King and it held it with no problem.
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You might be better off with a desktop lecturn. This stand may not last if you are using it daily for thick and heavy books. But for the DIY handy person, it is possible to reinforce this stand to accomodate big and heavy books. I do not know the maximum weight it can hold. I have a cookbook that weighs 6lbs 5oz and it holds it up just fine.
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It guess that begs the question "how heavy?" I have actually had two 300-page fake books on mine at the same time and have had no problem. It's really a great stand and an excellent value.
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I am sorry, the biggest one that I ever bought is the 96 capacity one. Anyway I think adding additional pages will make the the already full case even heavier. I think it will be a better idea to buy another case, just my two cents.