r/letterpress

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago

Where to purchase paper? (Maybe an obvious question)

Hi all! Maybe there is an obvious answer to this question, but I've been struggling to figure it out. I am trying to buy some paper to print on, and found some good recommendations on this thread, specifically Reich Savoy, Lettra, and Mohawk. But where do people buy these? For Reich Savoy, I see they recommend contacting a regional paper distributor on their website -- do you have to buy very large amounts if you do that? Are there websites where you can purchase the paper? Or are there in person stores that tends to carry this paper? I live in a semi rural area, but could maybe get to a big city.

Thank you so much for any insight!

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u/Amazing-Violinist392 — 11 days ago

How do you dry large greeting card print runs?

Seems like a dumb question but how do you all dry stacks of greeting cards after printing? I have a clip system to hang prints but I’ve figured out how to get just enough ink on things and isn’t gloppy, but now I have larger stacks and would be a huge pain to clip one by one.

What does one do?

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u/Tiny_Feature9140 — 12 days ago