A regular coil binding machine punches 43 or 44 holes down the side of an 8 1/2x11" sheet of paper. How many holes does this machine punch?
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The binding system itself can punch up to a 12" length. It's 36 holes total at 3 holes per inch, though the punch itself punches at 2 inches each time (so you move down the ruler part 4 times to punch an 11"/12" paper.
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This comes with a small hand punch that makes six holes at a time, the straight edge that comes with it to help you evenly space the sets of holes accommodates up to 36 holes
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Just to clarify, this is a hole punch machine. Recommend max 10 pages at a time. Coiling the pages is a separate step, and accomplished manually. After punching (up to 10 pages at a time), the max number of pages you can coil depends upon coil size. For a large booklet, print double sided. Then use appropriate coil size for how many pages. Amazon site gives page recommendations with various coil ads. For instance, 20mm coil will take 175 pages. Fewer pages use smaller coils. Though it has a coil guide over which to place the paper edges while coiling, you may find it just as easy to feed the coil while holding the booklet of pages upright. This punch machine has a guide to help determine the appropriate size coil. Gather the pages together, then feed them in the slot to find your best coil size. Include plastic covers (if using them) in this step.
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it depends on what size of staple you use you can go up to 1/2 or 5/8 staples and that would do close to 50 papers with out a problem
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The distance between the two holes is 2 3/4 inches on center. The punch includes an adjustable papeer guide which allows you to move the paper from side to side. The distance between the two holes is not adjustable. Hope this helps you out!
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Hi, Its for about 5 sheets of paper. Maybe one can stuff 8 or 10 sheets. I don't quite understand how other people put in about "80 pages or an inch". Unless we are speaking of another model.
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This machine is basically a manual punch for spiral binding. The only way I know to change a page or pages would be to cut one of the crimped ends off the coil binding and remove the coil. Then, change the pages you need to update (that you've punched previously) and then manually re-thread a new coil, cut and crimp the ends. You will need to purchase a cutter/crimping tool separately to cut and crimp the coil binding.
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In addition to the machine, you'll need plastic coils, covers, and a pair of coil crimping pliers. All of these items are sold separately and available for purchase on Amazon. The most common coil sizes are those for smaller books, generally ranging between 6mm and 12mm (which will accommodate books up to 92 pages, based on 20 lb. paper).
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Good Question... I took a piece of card stock9 65lb) and doubled it. Went through like butter. Then I doubled that, which would be four pieces and it would not punch. Hope that helps you out. Its a great punch.. Bonnie
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I have used four different sizes of paper. Seven inch octagon, three inch square, three and three quarters inch square, and four and a quarter inch square. To turn it on and off the switch slides from right and left.
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I use 222mmx286mm binding covers and can punch 2 sheets at a time. 3 can go in but makes more of the crunching sound when you know you have put too many sheets in to punch.
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The machine punches 32 holes. I believe the holes are slightly larger and farther apart than other spiral machines. I don't know if it would work for you.
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The stapler can do up to 140 sheets, depending on staple size. It uses 5 different size staples.
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About the size of a regular size paper 8 & 1/2 x's 11 and about 4 inches deep or 5
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There is one sheet...slightly larger than a sheet of paper. It will do about 30 or more round Boy Scout badges. I have used,it for years now on my sons sash. However, I like to still add a few stiches around badges on shirts and items that get more use and the great thing is, that it does not move around while you are trying to sew. I love it!
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Hey There, Just experimented. I was not able to punch more than 3 at a time. That was a squeeze, and I imagine it would dull the edges of your punch quicker, which would be noticeable on your paper edges over time. I'd say 2 comfortably, 3 with a tad more effort. Hope this helps. Oh, I also took a greeting card and folded it in half and was able to punch two from it. Aluminum foil for sharpening if you didn't already know. Layer some pieces, and punch to sharpen.
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I have 8 sheets in one of mine and there is still room. It does also vary if you use the non magnetic side for rubber stamps.
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It's a basic 3 hole punch for letter paper (8 1/2 x 11). It is adjustable but not sure how you would hole punch legal paper.