Where to buy pre cut D size paper (22"x34")

OK, I didn't know where to post this.

Occasionally I have to Plot a D size.

We have an HP Designjet T790 Plotter.

I don't use the Roll because most of my plots are A size, B size, or C size.

I ran out of D size paper and find it hard to get.

Does anybody still buy pre-cut D size paper and Sheet Feed?

I guess I can buy a roll, but it seems like a waste of paper to use the roll if you are printing a B size or smaller.

Have you tried looking online?

Have you tried looking online?

Yes I found this Company Graytex.

I was wondering what everyone else does.

I used to use Freedompaper.com. Pretty good company.

OK, I didn't know where to post this.

 

Occasionally I have to Plot a D size.

We have an HP Designjet T790 Plotter.

I don't use the Roll because most of my plots are A size, B size, or C size.

I ran out of D size paper and find it hard to get.

Does anybody still buy pre-cut D size paper and Sheet Feed?

 

I guess I can buy a roll, but it seems like a waste of paper to use the roll if you are printing a B size or smaller.

Get an extra spindle and just swap them out. Personally, I'd use a laser or ink jet for A size. 8 1/2 x 11 copy paper is cheap by the case at the warehouse stores. If you get the extra spindle, mount 11" roll on one, and 22" roll on the other. You can print 8 1/2 x 11 and 11 x 17 on the 11", then swap them out and print 17 x 22 and 22 x 34 on the other roll. With a little forethought and planning you can save yourself a lot of money and time. Roll paper in the big sizes is a lot cheaper than cut sheets. Group your plots together, print all your a and b size stuff, then swap rolls and print all your c and d size stuff. The dj600 I used to use was self loading. Swap out the roll, start the paper in, it would feed it around, find the edges, trim off about a half inch of the leading edge and was ready to go.