will it work in making 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 booklets
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I used scrapbook paper to make booklets about that size. It may depend on the thickness of the material you're using, but it's a great product!
1702274
Yes, it will. That was actually the first thing I used it for. The combs don't exactly cut evenly in half...long story short, definitely doable but won't look as nice as an 8.5x11, still presentable though depending on how neat you are with the cutting and whole punching.
896587
I don't think so. This machine works best with the laminating pouches that are usually in standard paper sizes and smaller.
1793618
I don't believe so. I use the 2nd tray to print 8.5 x 11 and reserve the top tray for envelopes and that works just fine. I love my 2nd tray!
377336
Yes it will. I print my invoices out of the top tray 8.5 x 11 and in the bottom tray I keep 11 x 17 to print out plans and I switch back and forth with no problems. once you are at your print screen you just select print properties, select your paper size and the printer knows which tray to pull from.
563429
It will do a full 8 x 11 sheet of paper. So far mine has been working great and I use it all of the time in my classroom!
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The diameter of the quill is key. The kits has 4 shims that adapt it to different diameters. I would say it probably does.
37282
It should. I use it to make estimate pads, etc. and it works very well. I don't see why it wouldn't work as long as all of the pages are held tightly together when you're applying it and while it is drying.
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I use it folded in half (the edges sewn together to bind them together) and it has a nice feel (13 pieces of paper to make a 26-page booklet). So if you are just folding the page in half, I would say it will work nicely.
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It does for 8x10 card stock. I have not tried smaller. We use it for book covers and legal briefs. Not a problem. Let the ink have a few minutes to dry or it will smear. It only needs a minute or two.
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Not at all for a small booklet. Would make a great one for school play or store products. would not try a thick book unless you had a pro stapler.
1413780
Yes, I cut mine in half. I use them to bind small books that are only 5.5" tall and 8.5" wide.
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Yes. I have been laminating covers for a spiral-bound book, and putting a regular sheet of paper as the cover paired with a sheet of card stock behind it to stiffen it. I do this with 5-mil sheets and it turns out fine.
983400
I researched the Nurit 8000 (I'd never heard of it before)...the information said it takes 2-1/4" paper...so I would think this would be compatible if it isn't too "thick" to fit into whatever machine you are using. I noticed the one on the Nurit site was only 25' long...so it would be a lot thinner than this one. If you have the room...this should work.
445168
Just a FYI the 4:1 coil bindings do work for this machine. I just used one for making my 200+ page planner.
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Not sure, we only use it to hold 8x11.5 paper. It might as slong as you can fit them in hanging file folders.
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I've seen people posting in YouTube that you can make an envelope for 4 1/4 by 5 1/2 by cutting paper at 8 by 8 and scoring at 3 1/2. I hope that helps you.
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I do booklets of about 30 pages with it all the time. i do have to do it in two or three sections though ---- 10-12 sheete per punch