Couldn't using this damage some books?
154382
I have used it only on books in good condition, but I agree that while the scanner has not done any damage, bending the spine of the book to get the best possible scan would.
154383
I've used it to copy special books that could not be checked out from the library (these were reference books). But if I had valuable, collectible books I would not use it because you have to bend the spine back. Hope this helps . . .
2120432
Well, you are working with a product that is actually made for a specific use, and in my experience it does a good job when properly used. I personally, would never use anything else for book repair after having used this product! It not only works well, and is very durable, but it looks nice as well. That is important to me!
1566427
I can offer an educated guess for a response. You should probably use a piece of linen and some fabric glue (from a fabric or crafts store). This tape is strong stuff, but it's made for reinforcing the cover hinges of books, not for restoring artwork. If you don't position it correctly, pulling it off will make the damage worse.
1956029
I would say a heavy book would probably cause the shelves to bend and possibly snap. When I push down on them they flex.
1337791
Not for books, just light objects. It is a bit hard to assemble. It falls off easily if you put objects that are too heavy. But cloths are fine. Just no heavy books. The knobs could come off easily if you have kids that are running around and bumping into it. I though of gluing the connecting parts together maybe it will be stronger and sturdier. But then you won't be able to take it apart when needed.
1568737
not really, if your book is value. The envelope will get tear if something hook on it.
1039998
Yes. I have lots of books--very heavy--on my shelves. They are holding up well.
256801
I haven't found any problem. They're very sturdy. Actual weight I wouldn't know, but for the price it's a very well built bookcase.
2186882
I haven't had any troubles. I don't think it's powerful enough to cause any damage, otherwise it would be quite a poor design flaw. Several smartphone and tablet cases utilize such methods to secure the device.
1475539
not at all.. you just have to push and pull out gently.. and thats it.. if it doesn't work as i said they might have some damage.
477198
Dear, per your question, we suggest you insert the item with power to use the item directly.Meanwhile, please kindly check whether the condition as you said will occur again. Thanks a lot.
479794
No, I wouldn't think so. If you were able to do it, it would probably break the binding.
50578
This won't work for pages that need to be glued back to the binding. I've used it to repair torn pages and the outside binding.
2018326
no. its not nearly strong enough to cause electronics damage. Successfully used this set to work on large HDDs. no issues.
1942042
I would think there should be no problem with that.... if you could have seen my son having it chock full of big hardbound textbooks. Our only problem was with the telescopic handle -- one side of it had a problem after a month or two of use. I'm sure we could have got an exchange, but waited too long. Beware that.
603330
You can touch it, but it will not do anything. An interesting question because Hp isn't very clear about that in its literature.
1312290
I can't answer this question directly. All I can say is that I have completely filled two bookcases with books, many of them heavier hardbacks, and have had no problems. I did put some shims under the front of the bookcases to prevent any possible leaning forward but that was a precaution - don't know if it was really necessary or not.