Paper cutting, Is there a lip to push paper against to help with alignment or is the table completely flat? Has anyone used this for paper?
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You can use this Rotary cutter to cut paper. You do need a flat table and a Rotary cutter mat. The mat is "self-healing'. so when you cut on it it heals itself. The cutter part uses rotary cutter blades. If you use yours to cut paper, do not use the same blade for material and visa versa. Just as you wouldn't use your good "material" scissors to cut paper.
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The table can be used flat. I've been using it as a crafting table. It's very sturdy. Haven't had the need to tilt it yet.
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Mine did not have lines, but I suspect it makes it easier to cut the paper where you want to place your plants in better alignment.
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Thank you. I am going to make a table to work it on that can tilt a little so I dont have to have it flat all the time, thanks for the info.
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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!
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If you don't put the paper in all the way you can make it cut half circles. I like to use the punch upside down so I can see what/how much I am pinching out. Hope this helps.
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The specific table I received has a very lightly textured surface. It is probably smooth enough to write on, but I'd be inclined to use a pad or other backing of some sort.
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I cut the paper as close to the size of the drawer or shelf as possible. Then I rolled it backwards from the way it came off the roll to take out the roll memory and get it to lay pretty flat. Once in and I put the items back into the drawer or shelf, the weight of the items tends to keep the paper in place.
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Yes. There is a triangular item with the scoring board that allows you to align your paper diagonally. By turning your paper, you can score both vertical and horizontal lines.
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I use it to help slide the little paper label into place. The paper isn't very stiff so it tends to bend without the plastic tool.
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There is only one angle. Because you need to be able to slide the parallel edge you can't lay it flat. At the two top corners there are small fold out legs that only raise the back up a few inches. I would say the angle is less than 10 degrees. If you need it to be steeper you could rig something directly to each leg to make it a steeper angle. I don't have it in front of me, I gave it as a gift so I don't know the exact angle but it's enough to lift the one side of the board off the table so you can slide the parallel edge.
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so are you saying that if you layed it flat on a straight table, you could fit like a piece of paper under it towards the middle?
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I would say you could worse on a single sheet of paper with seeing some bumps in the ink... Tablets of paper are okay.... It takes only 20 min max to assemble.. The only barrier is the delivery service.. FedEx damaged my corners-poor handling there- table and chair are good B+ quality
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Cutting one or two sheets with a paper cutter like this is like swatting flies with a shotgun. Mine tends to just crease the paper if I don't have a big stack, but that may be because I've cut so many big stacks with it. For lighter work, I recommend one of the Fiskars paper cutters, like this one: Fiskars 12 Inch Portable Scrapbooking Trimmer (196920-1001)
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Cannot honestly answer that question because I use the table for setup on printer, battery back up, phone and other attachments and have never used it as a writing desk! Sorry. but I will tell you the one I have has a very smooth surface. God Bless!
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After receiving this request from Amazon to answer your question, I used it to cut a laminated sheet of paper. It worked flawlessly. No issues what so ever.
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Depends on what you mean. If paper is attached to something solid like a piece of wood, a table near an edge, etc. then perhaps so. Maybe this will give you some ideas ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZBlkwHhAms