How deep into the paper will this punch go...I see the one adjustable slide, but how do I adjust the depth and what depth ranges are there?
1640034
The depth is fixed so that the badge can be used with the standard plastic clip on a lanyard or lapel clip (you know the plastic strip with the snap closure). I don't have it in front of me, but I would say the slot is between 1/4 and 1/2 inch in from the edge.
1640035
Has a fixed setting, 1/2" from edge of card to top of hole. Not adjustable.....
1640036
I haven't received it yet, just placed my order, but from the enlarged photo you can see a knurled knob below the handle (away from the cutting head) that looks like it'll enable you to move the entire handle and cutting assembly somewhat so that the cutting depth IS adjustable and NOT fixed. Doesn't look like it'll cut too deep, but it is adjustable.
2056831
You have to pressit down and then twist. It's very very hard to use, and if it isn't held down the whoe ie it will rip your paper or skip.
1634341
I had this happen when I readjusted the paper slide bar after it started printing. When you put paper in and adjust the slide bar up to the paper don't touch it again after you start printing even though it will look like it is no longer up against the paper. The bar moves away from the paper when printing begins, it is suppose to.
1194390
Use a 1/4 0r 1/8 inch punch depending on what you are punching. I use the 1/4 ch on thick paper to crochet around.
1024978
I think you would have a problem with something as thick as a penny.The punch is great but for a penny I would use a drill.
925874
I have used four different sizes of paper. Seven inch octagon, three inch square, three and three quarters inch square, and four and a quarter inch square. To turn it on and off the switch slides from right and left.
1230361
It will punch heavy cardstock. I am not certain how heavy your cardstock is so before you try to punch several pieces of heavy card stock at once I would try two or three sheets at a time and add more as you see how well it is punching the holes. I love my machine and I have not had any problems punching holes. Be careful when you are punchin a lot of sheets and you are doing them in batches that you keep the holes lined up so your final product will not have uneven page placements.
2025865
Sorry, but no. I pushed the paper all the way in and it's under an inch from the edge of the paper to the edge of the circle.
514662
I have only used the 1/2 inch punch and it only reaches about an inch or so into the sheet. I assume the 3/8 inch punch is larger, but it only reaches as far as the end of the punch, which looks to be about 2 or so inches. I hope that helps.
1669234
The blade depth is adjustable. I have used it to cut 2-ply and 4-ply museum board as well as 1/8" foam-core boards. Does a very credible job.
857223
I use 222mmx286mm binding covers and can punch 2 sheets at a time. 3 can go in but makes more of the crunching sound when you know you have put too many sheets in to punch.
1596341
the punch area is 2" wide by 3/8" deep. you can make it wider by punching the center of the edge of your card and realigning and punching again on each side of the center cut...as many times as you like
790327
What you do is insert a sheet of nori into the slot at the bottom and then press down hard on the punch. This should yield a cute panda smile if done right. I had to practice a few times but I got it. Hope this helps.
970786
I set up a template in Publisher, I set the margins top .5 bottom .5 left .75 right .75 I hope this helps you.I am pleased with the result. although you cannot really "cut to bleed" with this machine
746249
Only thought I have is are you using the small paper tray for 4"X6" pictures or smaller? This is inside the removable tray on front of printer. It is loaded with paper slide adjusted with no slack, then engaged by pusing slider toward front of printer until it stops.
1958471
I'm having the same issue. I put a small paperclip in and it goes in, but there doesn't seem to be anything to push against.
1281097
No, this is not adjustable. The holes are positioned for standard 3-hole paper. It is the favorite hole punch I have ever used (except for commercial hole drillers) and is amazingly sturdy and easy to clean.