Oxford Filler Paper, 8-1/2" x 11", 4 x 4 Graph Rule, 3-Hole Punched, Loose-Leaf Paper for 3-Ring Binders, 400 Sheets Per Pack (62360),White

We are beginning a very large remodeling project within the next several months. And when I ordered all of my binders and as I was getting them organized, I decided I wanted not only College ruled paper, but also graph paper.I wanted to graph so that I could use it to draw out some of the rooms and to show selection of wall size and placement of objects. The graph paper is very easy to use. The lines are a faint blue color but yet bright enough that I can see them, but they don’t interfere with any of my writings. The quality of the paper is excellent, as is the weight of the paper.I haven’t ripped any of the pages yet, and it’s not due to trying I did drop my binder and all of the graph paper stayed in the binder just as I had placed it. I love the texture and the paperweight because it is more than the ordinary college ruled paper. This way we can get more done with the graph paper than I can writing or drawing everything on college paper.

I mostly bought this paper because the price was great compared to other brands. My professor wanted us to use only engineering paper, which is wildly overpriced, so to accommodate his demand I bought this and just added three vertical lines at the top margin. He accepted my workaround and I saved a bunch of money. Paper is a bit thin, you can tell because ink bleeds through quite a bit, but the professor has us only write on one side so it isn't too much of an issue.

Five things I like about this graph paper: 1) affordability (400 sheets for less than $10), 2) size (same exact size as standard copy paper), 3) grid (1/4 in squares on both sides), 4) weight (you can use an eraser without tearing up the paper), and 5) it comes pre-punched for 3-ring binders.Concerning the weight of the paper, I use Zebra ball point pens and InkJoy pens mostly. There's no bleed-through with either, but the paper is thin enough that you can see what you write with the InkJoy pen on the other side of the paper. This might be a deal-breaker for some, but I'm okay with it.

This is perfect for several projects I am planning. I can draft the project in the correct proportions and order the right amount of materials for completion. Also gives me an overview to easily draft changes if needed.Paper is a nice weight for drafting many different types of projects.

Great paper perfect squares and no holes in my grid

At $0.03/sheet very hard to beat. The quality is okay, as long as you dont press super hard and use a hard surface you should be good. I measured the thickness to be almost .004" thick , maybe .0037" ishhhh (measured with my micrometer) I write with pencil, and you can sometimes see a bit through to the other side if you hold it to the light right.The lines from sheet to sheet are not perfectly consistent, the grid itself is fine, but if you flip through say 50 pages, you will see it kindof drift around .0625 inches or so, so if thats what you need then maybe not.For my purposes this is fine, I use it to take notes for my college math classes, I keep it in a binder and then at the end of the quarter I scan it all to a PDF and throw it away.

I have used graph paper in all of my math and physics classes since I started college. This is now my favorite graph paper, and I'm happy I got so much of it. The paper is like a regular piece of paper, but 3 hole punched and with a grid. This may sound weird because it is paper, but cheaper notebook paper can be thinner, not as bright white, and just in general lower quality. In my upper level math and physics classes I've found that good notes are absolutely key to success. This paper paired with a .5 mm mechanical pencil has really improved the quality of my notes.

I've gone through reams of paper trying to find the perfect blend of color, size and quality. This is absolutely the best.