does it cut bias strips for binding?
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Yes but honestly practice is going to be needed before you get a straight cut. I believe a second person would make it a lot neater too. I've not taken the time to master this yet.
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It cuts in strips. I am sorry it took so long I have been out of the country
509996
You can bind smaller pages. you would need to cut off the excess comb. A heavy pair of scissors should work fine.
1557646
It depends on the quality of the binder used in the pill, but it's usually more reliable to cut a pill perpendicular to the scoring. If you don't get the scoring exactly where the blade will enter, it will often chip along the score line. If you cut at an approximate right angle to the scoring, the pill is split cleanly and you've saved a few seconds of trying to align it.
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I would not recommend that!! Do what Pinkney said. Buy a pack for less than 5 dollars. If you are trying to save money on strips, then use them fully and cut the unused strips to use them later.
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You can use binding strips I made customized covers for the project that I used it for and it came out perfect
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No. This pairs with a specific channel that it's designed to slide into. In my case, I was replacing an identical strip that had lost it's magnetic force over the years.
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Hi, There are little markers on the strip that show you where it can be cut. The markers look like little scissors.
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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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It can bind any size as long as you have the coils long enough to do so and have patience. The only problem is it only cuts the holes up to 11 3/4 inches. If you really want to do legal size the long way, you can line up the holes and just flip or move the paper around to punch longer sheets of paper. But you can always fold the legal paper in thirds or in half if you are just fitting a legal size piece of paper in with regular letter sized paper (which is what I do, and then it just folds out when you need it). Hopefully that helps.
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No "cutter" but there is a sharp edge that allows for tearing solid thermal labels with an upward pull and little effort.
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I would say no. Strip fits into a channel. I think a small amount of clear silicon would work the best
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I use it exclusively for spiral binding. I ordered the following:18mm (11/16") Black Coil Bindings (Qty 100) 10mm (3/8") Black Coil Bindings (Qty 100) 14mm (9/16") Black Coil Bindings (Qty 100) Sold by: Lamination Depot through Amazon
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Strips work perfectly well for either, no need to purchase different strips. Hope that helps.
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I sent it as a gift so I don't know a lot about it but I do know you can view slides I'm not sure about negative strips.
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Hi Jay. It makes enough holes to fit with their proprietary plastic binding. That would be 32 very small holes (I just counted them). They are not adjustable in any way. Hope that is helpful.
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If you clamp every thing down really tight it should be "somewhat" square. Use all of the bars and stops to hold everything in place. I cut large mags like Southern Living and Lapidary Journal that have 200 sheets and just use the main clamp. That works fine, if you use the second clamp it should be very close.