Best parchment paper according to redditors

Stole ideas from this and this. For parchment paper I used this and this and coffee stained them. It was super easy to make and my players really enjoyed it.

My secret to not having this issue is I use parchment paper for everything.parchment paper on amazon

I line all my pans with this whether I am baking wings, potatoes, cauliflower, yam fries etc. Line bread pans and you never have to waste your time on clean up.

To clean this pan oven cleaner might do the job, but make sure you have good ventilation that stuff seems quite toxic.

You can get aluminum channels with frosted covers to mount your LED strips in.

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Here is an alternate idea I have been kicking around for a while for creating a cheap and easy LED strip light diffuser, but I have never tried it: The materials are parchment paper and 2" wide clear packing tape. You can probably find both of these at your local grocery store. You will also need a hand saw and a miter box.

Remove the parchment paper roll from its cardboard package and make a pencil mark one inch from the end of the roll. Holding the roll gently but firmly against one side of the miter box, cut off the end of the roll at the mark using a hand saw (avoid power tools for this operation). Unroll the resulting one inch wide roll of parchment paper and secure in place over the LED strip with a length of 2" wide clear packing tape.

I want to print text on a textured background similar to D&D rulebooks. Is it better to include that texture in a PDF file for print, or to print on paper that already has this appearance? This book will have images printed inside as well.

I've seen a couple examples on Amazon, but not sure about the quality of them.

Here's all the files you'll need.

For the paper, I just use standard 8.5x14" Legal paper. My printer has a duplexer, but it won't duplex legal, so I had to do a manual duplex (flipping the paper over by hand and printing everything again). The cover is 65lb Bristol Board and was manually duplexed as well.

My books have 10 pages in them, which is made by two sides of 5 sheets of paper. The pages print 2-up per page and they are cut down the middle long-ways, that way when you fold them in half, the score sheet appears on the front page and the notes page ends up on the back of the score sheet. 5 sheets of paper make two books. I have a paper cutter that can cut the full length of the legal sheet, but if you don't, you can simply use a straight edge and a razor blade, or if you have a regular paper cutter, you can just fold the pages in half on the short edge, then cut them in half on the long edge.

Once everything is stapled, I round the corners using a corner cutter. Here's a cheaper corner cutter, but it can't handle the whole book at once. I have both of those corner cutters, and the cheaper one comes in very handy for other projects I do.

In that link is both Trap and Skeet books. I have a doubles sheet, but I need to finish the cover. Once I get done with it, it'll be in that link as well.