Are you able to put wrappers in the slots or will the slots come out so you can wrap?
741294
If I understand your question, you simply pull the slots out with your index finger and load the wrappers or remove the filled ones easily. This is my second one in the last 15 years and I wouldn't be without it. Just a note, be sure each tube is filled to the very top of the plastic tube and the wrapper is fully seated inside the tube to always get an accurate count. Be sure to feed the coins in the top of the unit at a slow pace to prevent jamming of the internal coin separater. This is a great machine if properly used. Don't hesitate to buy one.
741295
The little clear slots that the coins fall into come out so you can put the wrapper into the top of it, invert the whole thing & the coins go into the coin wrappers. It really works out well. This is the second Mag-Nif Wrapper I've had & it works well.
753177
No. They are stacked together in one big bag. Theres no need for individual wrapping, they dont make a mess. It would be easy to pull a few out, and put them in a zip lock.
1933998
Not a slot to slip something into but you could put a label or something on the space below each photo. That is the most frustrating thing about these sleeves. But I like them.
681353
I have 2 sets stacked on top of each other for a total of 24 slots. I don't see why you couldn't put more. It all locks together, and then you put the long plastic piece on top when you've stacked as many sections as you want.
1240018
The cards we put in them don't fall out. We shuffle them and everything. I suppose if you really tried you could make it happen but with normal use no problem there. Doesn't even slip out a little.
860277
You can probably fit a sliced bagel in the slots, but may be a tight squeeze. I just measured and there is about 3/4 of an inch of room in each slot. So, yes, a sliced bagel will fit if not too thick.
697103
Hi, you need to have prefold cloths. You can also get snappis to hold the cloth together underneath the wrap.
2010663
Yes you do have to wrap them youself. But this machine has cut 2 hours of manually sorting and counting coins down to about half an hour. Very useful and helpful.
1448876
Yes, the wrapping doesn't really effect it, I knew it would happen when I got them so I melted the wrapping, it's just nylon cord so singing it together will make sure it holds, just be careful because you can burn it off if you heat it for to long
1137930
Yes I just take them out of the blue wrapping and slap them in the white rectangular ..they fit fine.
1024548
I don' t use or have the wrap as of yet. There should be plenty of space, plus the loop, ( up top of tubing ) it is made of a stretchy-plastic spring type material. (Similar to what they make some key rings out of -- though tougher plastic material .) So there is some lee-way for you.
921065
I have mine inside of one of my cabinets. Here's a trick: Find a roll of the widest wrap you have, e.g., extra-wide aluminum foil. Hold it vertically inside yor cabinet door. Hold the rack over it to approximate the best location to hold that roll. That's where you'll place it. If it can hold THAT roll, it can hold anything! Plus, if you don't have a drill for the screw holes, never fear----use a hammer and a wider-bore nail to make holes big enough for the screws. Enjoy your rack!
2224714
I haven't tried it, but I don't think there would be a way to get them into the slot. They would not fit in the standard slide tray.
2010662
Yes and no. I tried putting paper wraps into each of the plastic coin holders, but the coins flip out. I let the money sort into the plastic holders, then slipped a paper wrap inside the coin holders, twisted the wrap around until it was at the bottom of the holder, then turned the coin holder upside down. the paper wrap came out with the coins inside. Sounds complicated but after a try or two worked well for me.
1708623
Hi! They have a slot on the sides that when folded you fold the front up, bend the longer sides on the front back and slide in the slot. And ta-da you're done! I LOVE these boxes. The durability is amazing. I hate Wilton boxes because they're so flimsy, over priced and the sides refuse to stay together! I HIGHLY recommend these! I hope this helped :)
790581
No, but I haven't had a problem. When you slide the cutter across wrap stays there.
772838
I use them for coupons and I put two in each slot facing the opposite way to see one on each side. Hope that helps!