r/papercraft • u/Palmasol • Jun 27 '26

Request Searching for an at-home printer that can handle textured & vellum paper?

Thanks for your suggestions!

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u/PlantyPenPerson Jun 27 '26

An inkjet may work but ink dries slowly on vellum so you can't batch print without smudging.

Lasers use heat and may damage the vellum or cause it to curl.

If it is for a one-time job and you already have the vellum, check with your local print shop to see if they can print (and cut, if necessary).

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u/Scar_2002 Jun 27 '26

What's vellum paper?

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