I also tried with 6 pages, and it worked (only it went very hard). I only use it with 2 pages, sometimes 3 pages and it's OK. If I force it with 4 pages, it heats up quickly and after a few turns it stops, and then it needs time to cool down to continue working.
@@sori2067 The six pages would have to very thin like from a notebook. they are around 70 gsm. copy paper is 90-140 or even more and in that case even 4 pages is too much. remember you only have 420 gsm that you can shred at the same time. bank papers are made on copy paper or even thicker paper.
Nice test without talking. Thanks.
You're welcome
it is beyond bad. it can only shred 3-4 pages at once and it overheads a lot if it runs for some minutes.
I also tried with 6 pages, and it worked (only it went very hard). I only use it with 2 pages, sometimes 3 pages and it's OK. If I force it with 4 pages, it heats up quickly and after a few turns it stops, and then it needs time to cool down to continue working.
@@sori2067 yes I have like 300 pages to shred more than I already did and that is going to take a over two weeks.
@@sori2067 The six pages would have to very thin like from a notebook. they are around 70 gsm. copy paper is 90-140 or even more and in that case even 4 pages is too much. remember you only have 420 gsm that you can shred at the same time. bank papers are made on copy paper or even thicker paper.