What is the largest printable part? I can't believe this little "detail" is not in the description!
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It's roughly 12x11x10. It is a bit smaller then that but if you look at lulzbot.com they have all the details. I just bought one from amazon and have been very impressed.
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I do not have that printer anymore - print head died. Cannot remember if ever used legal size paper.
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John,Do this. Take an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Fold in half horizontally and this will give you the approximate size of the paper. I'm an elementary educator and we call that a hamburger fold...lol You can print on the front and back of the paer. I only used the fron side. Hope this helps. If you have additional questions, feel free to email me. charlalynette206@gmail.com
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So far, the biggest I printed is 35x52 canvas and it came out perfect. I just ordered 40x80, waiting for how it would look :)
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I don't know, but I found this on the product review for the 95252: "Most Helpful Customer Reviews Best printable CDR media By Peter J. Yianilos on July 27, 2013 This is the version of Verbatim's printable white CD with the largest possible printing area. The white surface extends closer to the hub than on the Verbatim 95251 and is the reason for the additional price. If you create original artwork and print your own discs, this can make a big difference."
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Thanks for the extra information, interesting about the rectangular pixels. This seems like a much bigger project than I thought it was going to be. I tried a lot of resolutions and found one that appears to leave only one column of pixels on the right side unused. It's 430x222. Funny how a single digit can make a significant difference.
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Thanks - did find them, but they don't have the handy 3x5 size. Not a big deal, I guess. I printed out the .pdf file and placed it in an 8x10 notebook for reference.
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Carl! I just did it... took out the color cartridge and it printed a B/W image....hey thank YOU it is good to know just for general purposes. BTW it is darn good little printer and if you can find it on sale as I did (40 bucks) also there is a vendor here that sells both cartridges for under 20 bucks including shipping...they wanted 48 bucks at Staples for the dang cartridges themselves for cryin' out loud........:>}
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as I recall, it was just a regular sheet of paper 8.5x11. It might have done 8.5x14 but I cannot quite remember. It was a great machine until I learned that it just stopped working after a time which was about a year.
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I have yet to use the scanner or copier, but I will have to make some copies in the next couple of days, so will post again at that time. The printer part is quite good, so I can't imagine the rest being shlock.
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I think you can print custom sizes on most printers as long as the paper is not any bigger than the maximum size the printer will take.
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Double print with the HP Deskjet 1000 by printing every other page. Example: 1,3,5,7,9,11, . . . Then turn over print 2,4,6,8,10,12, . . . Number of pages is limited to my guess 60-pages. It's a wonderful, low cost way of printing. I'm a law student and truly have enjoyed a quality printer at a bargain price. Please feel free to email me here or at my private email address rgd53@hotmail.com Robert G. Deardorff, Jacksonville, Florida
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When I looked up your printer I didn't find it took 74xl... honestly don't know. Del
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i have a legal size document on my computer i want to print but no idea how to do it. there is no setting for legal size paper. Just answer wants $23 to tell me how to do it. HELP!
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It sound be in the booklet that came with the printer. If not, go onto the website and see it's there. You can try calling them, but from my experience they aren't helpful.
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This dust cover's pretty much a big, strong rectangle with flaps, and so the flaps allow flexibility to cover many different sizes and shapes of printers. Since I don't own the same model printer as yours, don't know about your machine's dimensions...but here's what I did...plus a handy work-around: 1.Get a piece of regular letter-sized paper; 2.Visit HP website, and type in your specific printer model, find the printer dimensions and *be sure* to write them down --btw the printer dimensions are sometimes found by clicking off a tab from the main printer description page, sometimes not; 3. Compare the dimensions your wrote down from the HP website for your printer model to the Amazon seller's dustcover description. ALTERNATIVE: Don't have a ruler to measure your own printer/all-in-one? Or...Can't find your printer/all-in-one model dimensions in the PDF manual? Here's a handy work-around we've used in our office: 1.Get a sheet of standard letter-sized paper; 2.Fold your paper paper in half (once), then in half again (twice), then in half again (that's three times); 3.At the smallest fold, you'll have the letter-sized paper in 1/8th squares, which --on the short side of the paper-- is just a bit over 1 inch...and so now you've got a sort of crude but good-enough ruler; 4.Use the *almost 1 inch* squares you've folded into your letter-sized paper to roughly measure your printer's length, width, height; 5.Write down these 3 dimensions of your own printer; 6.Now compare the dimensions of your printer to the description of the Amazon seller's product page description of the dustcover. PS: Some paper trays can be folded in, when not in use, that might help, too. Good luck! --lapisblue
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actually, if you read the manual, iirc, there's a door on the back end that if opened you can feed up to 54" long stock - kind of shocked me, that's the only reason i remember it - as to vinyl, i can't speak to whether the printer will handle vinyl material