Thanks for your video. These little binder clips were driving me nuts I was not sure how to use them as for the laminated sheets. I use my paper trimmer and like you said, I cut them as close to the edge as possible so that I am able to puncture the holes into them as well I’ve made dozens and dozens of journalsand I don’t use the same machine that you have. I have an actual one where you pull the lever down but it’s still the same concept. Thank you for sharing your video. I now know how to use these binder clips. Thanks to you. Have a great day.
I bought one of these probably a decade ago now. Never used it. Just checked it. Looks and slides like new. If you’re interested in buying this, comment. I’ll sell it for $50 plus shipping.
I agree. I noticed that the largest spine (which I don't own) holds 110 pages but you can't buy a small pack of them anywhere. Amazon seems to only sell it in a pack of 100 which is very impractical!
The clips for the most part stay clipped well. I have had to re-clip a few sections from time to time, mainly if I overfill or stuff more papers in than I should. I have also been able to resuse spines…so I can’t imagine ever needing to buy more than one box. I do wish they made smaller boxes of the spines!
That is done with my Amazon basics laminator and laminating sheets. I stopped laminating the front page of my curriculum because it didn’t seem necessary for just using at home, and it makes it harder to line up with the other pages since it sticks out farther.
I bought one of these probably a decade ago now. Never used it. Just checked it. Looks and slides like new. If you’re interested in buying this, comment. I’ll sell it for $75 plus shipping.
Thanks for your video. These little binder clips were driving me nuts I was not sure how to use them as for the laminated sheets. I use my paper trimmer and like you said, I cut them as close to the edge as possible so that I am able to puncture the holes into them as well I’ve made dozens and dozens of journalsand I don’t use the same machine that you have. I have an actual one where you pull the lever down but it’s still the same concept. Thank you for sharing your video. I now know how to use these binder clips. Thanks to you. Have a great day.
I bought one of these probably a decade ago now. Never used it. Just checked it. Looks and slides like new. If you’re interested in buying this, comment. I’ll sell it for $50 plus shipping.
I have one of these machines and I absolutely love it. Only thing is the spines that they make for are not large enough to hold a lot of paper.
I agree. I noticed that the largest spine (which I don't own) holds 110 pages but you can't buy a small pack of them anywhere. Amazon seems to only sell it in a pack of 100 which is very impractical!
I'd like to learn how to print doubled sided like that an program u used
Quick question, it is resistant throught time? I mean did you get issues when they unclip or even scratching the papers?
The clips for the most part stay clipped well. I have had to re-clip a few sections from time to time, mainly if I overfill or stuff more papers in than I should. I have also been able to resuse spines…so I can’t imagine ever needing to buy more than one box. I do wish they made smaller boxes of the spines!
What about those clear plastic covers or the thicker paper for the covers? Do you just buy those or do you have to whole punch those too?
That is done with my Amazon basics laminator and laminating sheets. I stopped laminating the front page of my curriculum because it didn’t seem necessary for just using at home, and it makes it harder to line up with the other pages since it sticks out farther.
This is over $200 in Canada. I want one but it seems so expensive for how many sheets it can punch.
Ya that's super expensive! May not be doable at that price. I though $100 was already a stretch.
I bought one of these probably a decade ago now. Never used it. Just checked it. Looks and slides like new. If you’re interested in buying this, comment. I’ll sell it for $75 plus shipping.