Any of my friends have a printer capable of doing cardstock?

[drwex]

I have a PDF file I'd like printed out onto cardstock. My personal printer can't do more than thick paper and commercial places charge commercial prices for this. I am willing to pay costs, and even costs+ if someone has a printer they could do this on for me. It's about 35 pages.

ETA: Color, standard 8.5x11" American paper pages.

Comments

[c1.livejournal.com]

What are the particulars? Size? How accurate are you looking for WRT colour?
I've got an Epson 2200, which might be able to do it.

[drwex]

Sorry I'll update the post

[dcltdw]

I could've sworn I've gone to places like Staples and they've just charged me normal copying fees. If you're near MIT, certainly CopyTech (w20, basement of 11) doesn't charge extra.

My home printer handles cardstock, but ha ha, my schedule. :) Also, the resolution is not very high (I doubt it's over 300dpi).

[intuition-ist.livejournal.com]

hrm, if what you're looking for is stiffness in the printed material, i'd suggest printing on good-quality paper and laminating...