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I think your comment would be easier to understand if you stated your geographical location. In Europe, I would expect A6 paper to be decently easy to find (al
by unwind 4y ago
I think your comment would be easier to understand if you stated your geographical location.
In Europe, I would expect A6 paper to be decently easy to find (although I don't think I've ever bought any, so salt away if you feel like it). A few seconds on the local Amazon surfaced [1], which is 2,000 sheets for SEK 218 (€19 or US $20) which I would not call hard to find nor expensive ...
Edit: forgot the link! :)
[1]: https://www.amazon.se/Copier-Paper-2000BL-A6-vit/dp/B004G6Q3UK/ https://www.amazon.se/Copier-Paper-2000BL-A6-vit/dp/B004G6Q3...
- eternityforest 4y agoA6 paper is easy to find even here(I'm in the US), the problem is finding an true A6 binder for less than $30. Filofax personal and A5 are in the $10 to $15 range, which is about right for something that's only getting used a few times a month. Plus I like how A5 is big enough for RPG character sheets, scripts, and the like, so I can kind of standardize and use A5 for almost everything