I'm going to a class and it was suggested I take a Cut and Press Portable Station. Can I pin to the pressing side of the Omnigrid?
1149582
I would not pin into the pad for ironing, it would cause tears quicker in the pad
906695
Yes, this does a nice job of pressing pant creases. And, you only need press one side, no need to flip over and press again. I'm very happy with this purchase. The more you use it, the more you will like it.
903461
No, you have to pull the plug. Unfortunately most of these types of presses work this way, not sure why. Wish there was one. Still works great after all this time.
1513173
Yup, there is a button in the top menu. It also asks if you want to use double sharps or flats.
2161732
Yes, you can flip it closed or you can press the icon next to the pnp to fade it in or out while rotated open. Love it!
983864
that's a good question, and i'd say probably "yes". but if you've already pulled the pin, the alarm will sound at least until the unit is smashed. once it's smashed though, I don't know if it will still sound the alarm. and if it does, I don't know how one would make it stop considering that you couldn't put the pin back in.
1397169
Yes there is a small button on the underside,you might have to use a pen to switch it.
96400
The button making pieces made by other companies in the same size do not work in this machine - I tried it when I ran out and found some other button backs - so unless you can buy backs for this machine that do NOT have the pin, I'd say no.
2016181
It's a tiny latch that slides to the right. You could do it one handed but it might be difficult to get ahold of if you have big fingers.
823692
Slide the paper into the slot and push down like a hole punch. I got the wrong size when I ordered...thought it would be larger...too small for my use.
1845350
I have the 4 station,my instruction book says push clear to get out of manual. There could be a difference between the 4 and 6 station
8703
Your rectangular button sits on top of the round button and pushes down on it. This worked fine for me.
1185659
James, If you have a pin that is hard to pound out this disassembly tool will bend and slide and mare your side of the pin hole. Your better off going to Menards and getting a one piece pin extractor.
1210941
Yes, absolutely! All you need to do is remove a retaining clip by hand, and pull out the pin. It's that simple.
1007182
Put the block on a book or a table and slide the pin in. Mine goes in fine even on carpet but if you are having trouble try a flat even surface
396861
No. You'll need to get the pin. I'd suggest a locking one so nobody steals it!
33681
I have used a similar product before for teaching aids. It doesn't matter what side you push thru the copier. The sides are identical. Now for this particular product I would think it is the same situation.