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Question: Can you make a smaller booklet, like 15 pages  - 6" by 8"? And can you Cut through a Normal card stock paper for the Front page / Back page of the booklet?Thanks.
Document: I'm a crafter who does a lot of paper crafting and digital crafts just for some background.This is a nice sized machine,much smaller than my other comb binder, but also lighter weight. The specifications say it can punch up to 10 pages at a time. Using standard printer paper, I found it was easier to do 7 pages of paper at a time, and only one sheet of card stock, leather texture back cover, or clear front cover at a time.Punching is easy.
I have used it on heavier pieces of card stock,plastic report covers,plastic report backs, but recommend one sheet at a time for heavier weighted papers. What I like the best is I don't have to run to the store every time I need a report booklet made, it saves time and gas money, as well as the ability to take the produced reports appart and insert more material. I would not hesitate to purchase this product if your uncertain in making a choice between others.
I highly recommend 5 pages at time for regular paper and 2 or 3 for harder thicker material such as card stock. Besides those little inconveniences its great. I would highly recommend this to anyone who does a lot of file binding.
Seriously any dill pickle who says that oh the handle gets in the way of the paper is off a little bit mentally. Slipping the paper in is just as easy as it sounds especially if it's have stiff paper. Just kidding, but seriously when it's folded up the handle and the recess under the front edge make a perfect hand hold and you can tote it around no problem if you may.You can't really punch a ton of papers with out felling shiez I might break this.
This machine works just like it said it would. It's great for small jobs and we loved it's performance. I bought it to do a small booklet and it worked great. I needed to learn how many sheets of paper to punch at one time, but when I got the number right, it worked like a charm. I would recommend it to anyone wanting to do a small job.
The front tray stores the combs and has a place ot sick the comb in to measure to know what size you can bind. and the back drawer holds the punched out tabs and needs to be emptied.Highly reccommend.
This product performed better than expected based the value price as you can pay up to $200 and more for these machines. Fellowes makes very good products. The only negative here is that if you "load" more than 5 or 6 pages of 20lb paper the "punching" process becomes a little challenging. It you are binding lets say 20 pages it then becomes a 3 "punch" process.
Just place the comb and pull a lever, then place the paper and push the lever back. Done.This is a solid, well built machine. It's only drawback is the limited number of sheets it can punch (ten pages) and bind (150 pages). When binding large quantities of books, that punch limit can be a big inconvenience. When binding large books . . . well, it's not possible. It's heavy duty, just not for large jobs.
I purchased this to make catalogs for our small business. It works great. We have already made over 25 sixteen page catalogs without any issues.
I use a 24 lb paper and I can easily punch through 8 pages or more at a time. I have to also say that I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and it's not easy for me to manipulate things with my hands, so if I can use it, anyone can! The one thing I do which might be helpful to you, I put my heavy stapler on top of the papers as I load them onto the plastic binder.
Answer: Yes and Yes!