Can you staple pages before thermal binding with the Helios 30/60? I worry about pages falling out.
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Yes. It works very well. The glue is strong but some times couple of pages come out from the binding books. As long as you use staple with glue. It is perfect. They are not recomand to use staple, but it works better. I made many thick binding books with staple and glue. none of them failed.
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it depends on how big the book is and where you are in the book. I generally stand thick technical text books on mine for reference. in the first eighth as well as the last of the book i generally pin each page behind the plastic arms, and have to move one or the other before turning the page. other than that if the books are heavy enough, they stay open on their own and pages can be flipped as necessary without using the plastic arms. hope this helps!
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Yes, the clips that hold the pages is very well position, allowing you to grab and turn the page and replace to hold the next page in place. Great product, I have search stores and this is the best item I found.
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In mine, I can only load 10 staples at a time or the magazine won't close. Not designed very well if it can't take a whole strip of standard staples.
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Yes i would say you can use w/ parchment paper but that would defeat the purpose off the release tab in my opinion. also you may have an imprint of the tab slightly.
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While I have not experienced that problem with the Munix 25153 Stapler, I have had the same problem using another booklet stapler. First, I was trying to staple too many pieces of paper for the stapler's capacity. Heavier paper can cause the same problem; not only was I trying to staple together too much paper, the booklet had a card stock cover. Another issue may be not the right staples. I use Munix heavy-duty staples (1/2 inch, 23/13-H) with the Munix stapler and so far have had no problems. I hope this helps with the problem.
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I have not tried binding with page protectors. Before trying it, I would recommend doing a heat test on your page protectors. If the plastic melts easily, you may not want to use them. If I needed to bind something that was in page protectors, I would probably put the items in a laminating pouch instead. I don't know if the glue strips will adhere properly to the plastic. You might have to use hot glue. If it does work, let us know. Others may have similar questions.
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I don't know exactly, but I tried with min 10 sheets. It works well. Binding works like using a hot glue gun. I also used staple to hold better. Not recommended, but I like it. works better
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I have this in my daycare center. I don't think it can be stapled up. I don't feel that the paper would be thick enough to hold it without sagging.
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Yes, you can use the 1/2 inch staples. That's what I'm using now to staple my papers together.
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Try putting five sheets of regular paper in the bottom of the feed tray before loading the transparency paper. Also, I add the transparency paper one by one to make sure the sheets don't stick. Works for me.
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I don't know. 70 stapler will work for page 40 and 70, why just get 70 without question .
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The machine only punches holes for the coil binding. You would need to rebind the materials with a new coil binding, or else remove the existing binding coil and reinsert it after putting in the new page.
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Loading staples wasn't intuitive for me either. Look on YouTube for the guy having his 4 yr old demo the proper way. It is simple.Hint. Turn stapler bottom up, slide out the tray, then drop staples point-up into the body of the stapler, close it up. Voila.
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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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I didn't get staples with my stapler, but I purchased a few different size staples at the same time I purchased the stapler. When I bind thick books around 1/2" I learned to slowly press down on the handle until the staple does its job. Do it fast and it will crush the staple.
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I'm afraid I haven't tested that yet. I can tell you this: what I have been searching for high and low is the original binder, in which the front and the back were completely separate and so could hold hundreds of pages. Here they are joined by a useless fiber "hinge" which once stretched to its limit would determine maximum number of pages. IMO they added a design flaw to the best binder I ever found. Please less me know if you find acco 25073!