I am a teacher and often make packet of 20 pages or more. Is it able to accommodate big loads like this? I suppose one would need different staples
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I'm using this for leather, which is pretty thick and unforgiving. Works pretty well
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I would think it would. My husband used it for assembling duck decoys in an area that needed about 3/16 or a little more to be clamped together. He loves it and the ease of the handle grip.
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Hi, Meg. I bought this for an upholstery project on my boat & it worked great on 4 layers of Naugahyde. Supposedly it will work on multiple pages of paper too but I haven't tried it. You would need to stick with staples designed for the P22 but I've been able to get them at our local hardware store as they also carry this stapler.
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I'd look at a different model of heavy duty stapler. This particular model jams with my every use. I'd spend ten more dollars, and get something that works. Mine will be visiting the recycling bin soon enough.
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I wouldn't recommend it. My experience with kraft paper leaf bags was a disaster. I tossed the staplerBelieve it or not, fabrics and soft leathers are easier to staple than a pile of papers. I worked with blueprints for years.there are some powerful electric staplers out there that will take 25 sheets easily. There are some HD desk types that could also handle the job but, if this is something you'll be doing regularly, for several years, I'd invest in one of the big lever handle models. They require very little effort.
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It would take a very strong hand to push a staple through 20 pages! I use this stapler for upholstery, and the layers of cloth don't seem to be a problem. Even an electric stapler would probably jam if it had to push through 20 pages.
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Yes, I have scanned 20-25 pages of different sizes into a single PDF. Need to be carefull with placement of pages in feeder to avoid jams.
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Oh this won't do the entire year. You can fit maybe 40 pages in each? Its not really meant to do what you're intending.
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Yes it does use regular staples. I changed to the suggested longer staples (I have a CPA office) for tax season. I did not have one jam up the entire season and the stapler was used a lot every day. I am moving to larger office the end of the month and will probably purchase several more of these for each room in the new office because of its impeccable performance since I purchased it. Again the regular staples do work but are not long or strong enough to securely fasten all the pages.
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I have only used the 5/16" (8mm) size. It easily fastens more than a dozen heavy weight paper sheets. The staples will pierce the limit the fastener can fit, but will only fully close if less than half that limit is used.
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Each slot will hold 7 pages easily. It gets a little tight with more, but also a bit more stable. I just stuck 9 pagers into one slot, and it could still hold a few more.
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Sorry, I can not answer that particular question. The only problem that have had is that it jams up bad if I try to use much less than 25 or 30 sheets of paper in the in tray.
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if its a nice stack, yes. a single sheet may be an issue. else place it between two sheets of regular paper
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The paper is very heavyweight. I have fifty pages and that seems to be the limit. It is one of the best scrapbooks out there.
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It might work, depending on the type of paper used, however, you would be pushing the limits. That, of course, is my opinion. I measured the 'normal' closure of the binder, and it will comfortably hold about 2.25" of content. The binders are very nice and have worked well for my purpose.
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Staples are what most use. you have to use wide staples - the smaller ones from a power gun go right through the paper. Also, make it tight or it will sag after the first rain.
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I've used up to thirty sheets in one of these big albums, and it IS a heavy beast to carry around! I would probably limit the size to around twenty sheets, and divide the collection between two or more such albums next time. By simply adding the extra post extensions included with the refill sheets, one can make the album as thick as you want, but the "limiting reagent" is how unwieldy such a big album becomes... Sincerely, Pete
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Well it can handle staples and probably a paper clip although I never tried. It's a great shredder for the money. Mine is still trucking strong. I shred all my incoming mail. It has never over heat. And just don't put anything in it other than shredable things.
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Yes, you scan each page then there is a "staple" feature. No, you can not feed multiple pages, just one at a time.
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I put about 15 to 20 depending on the amount of paper in the file. Hanging files seem to do really good in here. I had legal files but regular 8 x 11 probably holds more. It holds either one.
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My stapler can handle 20 sheets. If you go up 25 there isn't enough of the staple to secure the last few pages.
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It probably would be fine. I don't think that you should run more than 1 or 2 sheets at a time..Newspaper I believe is a little thicker,I think not sure.I haven't read the manual.