What is the throat deplth of this punch (maximum distance from edge of paper to edge of hole)?
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With the 1" Martha Stewart circle punch: it will punch 3/4" from the edge of the page to the outside edge of the circle.
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I just got this. I have cut magazines up to 0.5 inches thick. I bought it to digitize my magazine collection. I haven't tried to cut any thick types of paper.
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. However, this slot punch construction is pretty solid and very sturdy for the price that I paid. I hope that helps.
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This paper cutter will cut any size paper from a post card to 12 inches. It will not cut a sheet 8 1/2 x 14 inches in the 14 inch direction. If you wish to cut in the short edge, no problem.
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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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No it can not......you could punch the holes then flip the paper over and punch them again, but lining up the holes would be a task.....other than that it is an awesome machine.
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The length is as long as the paper and it just comes out straight there is no adjustment I could find its just straight strips.
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It depends on the height of your paper. It punches 3 holes (well, squares actually) per inch, so that's 33 holes on a standard 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper, etc.
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You cannot punch the long edge for 12" paper. If the short edge is less than 11" of course it can be punched / bound.
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Mostly it has to be near the edge of the paper. You can get creative and fold paper a certain way to get a punch where you want it. You can wrinkle paper a bit to get the punch a few inches in.
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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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The back allows you to move the holes just a tiny bit, but there is no guide or markings to set to punch for different sizes of paper. I measured the punch from end to end and it is 6 inches. So if your paper is 5.5.inches, it will fit. It seems to measure up to the measurements you listed in your question. I used a tape measure to determine.
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It is a standard 7 hole punch and works with generic 7 hole 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 page size. I measured mine, and the distance BETWEEN the holes on this one are about 18mm, 18mm, 32mm, 18mm, 18mm. Looks like your pages are 5 1/4" X 7 1/2". Don't know if it would work or not. There is a punch for 6 hole planners that gives measurements and is adjustable. you might want to look at it. Rapesco 6 Hole Diary 66-P Adjustable Punch, 8 Sheet Capacity, Black (PF66P0B1)
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There is a slider bar that will allow you to staple up to 12" away from the edge of the paper, so you should be good to go with your application.
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Use a 1/4 0r 1/8 inch punch depending on what you are punching. I use the 1/4 ch on thick paper to crochet around.
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Yes, I tested this using the 50-sheet multi-purpose tray. You will need to adjust your margins accordingly as notebook paper is a non-standard size of 8" x 10.5"Things to consider:Lined notebook paper with pre-punched holes is more expensive than standard copy paper, is a lighter weight which might be more prone to jam in a printer and is a non-standard size.I purchased an inexpensive hole punch for binder needs and feel it is a better option.
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The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only... » Read More The stamp is attached permanently in one direction, so the only way to stamp a sheet of paper is from its right side. The greatest distance between the edge of paper and the stamp's outer circle where the paper is inserted is about 2 in. I would suggest calling the company directly. They may have more specific answers or options to offer. I never thought of using the stamp on fabric. Come to think of it, it might work as a temporary solution on a damp and starched thin cloth, but the embossing would, of course, fade away after a while or in washing. In general, this stamp is designed only for stamping books. « Show Less