seventy thousandths? .070"?
that’s a big gap! over 1/16th inch! “card” stock is usually .014 to .024" where .070 would be considered “board”.
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“I would be shocked if Donald Trump was promoting a bible that was printed and bound in China”
I wouldn’t. Most of his merch is produced in China.
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And most of the pages of the nationalist side were pre-stuck together so they have that going for them.
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Dear Papiermeister. I goofed. 7 thou it is. Card stock of that thickness was common at work. It’s what the company printing department had for docs that had to pass through a lot of hands and rough conditions and/or had to be used for forms meant for the field (ex: test stands).
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The New Yorker has a pretty good excerpt. Some people are saying it’s the best excerpt, I don’t know. That’s what I hear, I hear that.
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