Oxford Filler Paper, 8-1/2" x 11", 4 x 4 Graph Rule, 3-Hole Punched, Loose-Leaf Paper for 3-Ring Binders, 400 Sheets Per Pack (62360),White

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We are beginning a very large remodeling project within the next several months. And when I ordered all of my binders and as I was getting them organized, I decided I wanted not only College ruled paper, but also graph paper. I wanted to graph so that I could use it to draw out some of the rooms and to show selection of wall size and placement of objects. The graph paper is very easy to use. The lines are a faint blue color but yet bright enough that I can see them, but they don’t interfere with any of my writings. The quality of the paper is excellent, as is the weight of the paper. I haven’t ripped any of the pages yet, and it’s not due to trying I did drop my binder and all of the graph paper stayed in the binder just as I had placed it. I love the texture and the paperweight because it is more than the ordinary college ruled paper. This way we can get more done with the graph paper than I can writing or drawing everything on college paper.

Nice stack of graphing paper, just beware, depending on the pens you use (in my case fountain pen), it might sometimes bleed through, i use a „bleeder“ page so it’s no issue. perfect for school.

Excellent big budget stack of Oxford grid paper! Great for 3-punch binder or as loose jotting paper. Fountain pens don’t fare as well — see my photo. My Fine fountain pens had no trouble at all. I’ll give this to my friend as scrap paper for her ballpoint- and pencil-using kidlets though.

I mostly bought this paper because the price was great compared to other brands. My professor wanted us to use only engineering paper, which is wildly overpriced, so to accommodate his demand I bought this and just added three vertical lines at the top margin. He accepted my workaround and I saved a bunch of money. Paper is a bit thin, you can tell because ink bleeds through quite a bit, but the professor has us only write on one side so it isn't too much of an issue.