TOPS Cross-Section Pads, 8-1/2" x 11", Glue Top, Graph Rule (10 x 10), 50 Sheets (35101)

I use this stuff for work. The 10x10 grid helps make drawing out floor plans quick and easy. The paper is perfectly weight so it doesn’t rip easy, even if it gets damp. Excellent product!

The graph paper pad was good but USPS crammed it in the mailbox so it was bent in half.

Great value. Exactly what was needed.

Perfect to plot out patterns

all good

I'm a little shocked by the price, but it has been several years since I last purchased graph paper. I don't want a sheer graph paper. I like the 10 square per inch ruling; it gives good flexibility with scaling. The paper is sturdy; I usually use a soft pencil when graphing and doing calculations, and it is fine for two-sided use this way. I like it being in a pad with a cardboard back rather than as looseleaf filler; it's better for swinging a compass when doing analytic geometry.I've also used this for quilt designing with ultra-fine Sharpie colored pens, but as it is then cut into pieces and assembled, this is a single-sided use.

10 squares per inch is my jam. This is perfect for mocking up schematics for my fellow employees to blatantly ignore and my customers to change at the last minute anyway after I have printed out several copies and calculated the liner and square footage of my materials.There are plenty of pages so I can re-desing the same thing 17 times in the course of a 12 hour day.I suggest painting with the fine point felt-tipped Sharpie markers, because the 4-color Bic or Aihao pens don't show up as well on scans, especially after you drop your cell phone and the camera lands on some nice 2A gravel, shattering the tiny lens. At least that's what my boss tells me anyway.

At one time this 10 x10 graph paper was called engineering paper and could be found reasonably priced at any office supply store by the roll as well as in pads. The roll I bought years ago is now nearly gone and I was getting worried about whether I could get this graph paper in any form. I use this paper to plot out original counted cross stitch patterns and most of my original crochet patterns which I prefer rather than using computer software. So when I saw this on Amazon I couldn’t put it in my basket fast enough ! The engineering roll paper is more like vellum, but this pad of graph paper is smooth and should work well for my purposes.