Does this stand permit the easy and frequent turning of large groups of book pages for research projects and tutoring?
1753312
This adjustable-height stand props books & other reading materials at eye-level to prevent hunching. The tilting panel helps position reading materials to decrease glare. The stand can support virtually all textbooks/reading materials (including super heavy medical school textbooks). this durable stand can handle frequent page turning & has been successfully tested by students at all education levels (elementary through professional graduate school).
963004
We use it for vehicle magnets and business cards. You could probably round around 100-150 sheets of paper. I doubt you could do a whole book, but again depends on book.
1630311
Yes, no problem. I've had it for over a year and have used it with books larger than the stand.
431267
No. You would need 2 hands to adjust the bar that holds the book down, each time you turn a page.
1385955
Yes, I use it everywhere. I take it outside and travel with it. I use this for pleasure reading and not textbooks. I only have 2 negative remarks about this stand. First, the pegs that hold the book only move left to right, so you can't have them close together and moved backward to hold smaller books. I have a silicone/rubberized headband wrapped around the top to help hold the book and don't usually use the pegs for smaller books. Smaller books do work, but you have to have them lined up perfectly. Second, it is slightly bulky for travel. When closed it is about 3 inches thick. I take it with me anyway, because it is the best alternative I have right now. I feel this stand was worth buying. Yes, I use it everywhere. I take it outside and travel with it. I use this for pleasure reading and not textbooks. I only have 2 negative remarks about this stand. First, the pegs that hold the book only move left to right, so you can't have them close together and moved backward to hold smaller books. I have a silicone/rubberized headband wrapped around the top to help hold the book and don't usually use the pegs for smaller books. Smaller books do work, but you have to have them lined up perfectly. Second, it is slightly bulky for travel. When closed it is about 3 inches thick. I take it... » Read More Yes, I use it everywhere. I take it outside and travel with it. I use this for pleasure reading and not textbooks. I only have 2 negative remarks about this stand. First, the pegs that hold the book only move left to right, so you can't have them close together and moved backward to hold smaller books. I have a silicone/rubberized headband wrapped around the top to help hold the book and don't usually use the pegs for smaller books. Smaller books do work, but you have to have them lined up perfectly. Second, it is slightly bulky for travel. When closed it is about 3 inches thick. I take it with me anyway, because it is the best alternative I have right now. I feel this stand was worth buying. « Show Less
492624
I've used it for smaller delicate books around that size and it has been very helpful. I've only had the stand for a week but have used it everyday so far with text books and leisure books, would definitely recommend.
715423
I don't think so. The stand that the flip pages are on is made to go on this stand that comes with it. However if you have someone handy in woodworking they could probably make a smaller stand.
1306654
Yes you can. That's the best part about it. You can use either the top or the bottom one, or both together as in the main picture. It's better if you plan on opening multiple books at a time as it offers more space to place your books. It's great IMO. I wish I had had this while in grad school or even before that.
1716928
If you don't have your document secured in the "clips", turning pages is very easy. With the curved shape, your document and/or book stays put without the clips.
253002
it depends on how big the book is and where you are in the book. I generally stand thick technical text books on mine for reference. in the first eighth as well as the last of the book i generally pin each page behind the plastic arms, and have to move one or the other before turning the page. other than that if the books are heavy enough, they stay open on their own and pages can be flipped as necessary without using the plastic arms. hope this helps!
587146
Yes pretty easily depending on how many and how thick your books are. Now I will say if your books are of average size, you shouldn't have a problem at all.
1034270
Yes, although it depends on the app you're using. Some apps only allow to turn between pages.
1426172
Unfortunately no it is not set up to flip the pages on its own, however the hp office app that you use with it allows you to arrange pages in the screen and subtract that pesky last page that it often blank for me on the screen. Sorry couldn't be of more help!
1833538
Yes, as long as the book or paper can be sufficiently propped open. Someone might have to set page holders, if they are needed. It may also be best on a table or hard surface.
799372
I have used it for documents and pictures. It is very high quality and I have been very happy with it. I'm not sure about books as I have scanned things flat without the middle being bent.
1321231
Of course, but if you'll need to use the pages holders and the book is thinner than half and inch it may not push the page down tightly against the back of the stand. It will still hold the page back though. How small of a book are we talking?
2019868
If the page holders are place it is difficult to turn pages. I just use it without page holders in place, they remain out of the way I can turn the pages easily.