Can you punch holes on report covers that are made of plastic?
1563633
Never tried but probably if you did one at a time it would work. I do like the machine.
1563634
This machine is designed to punch plastic as well as paper, but you won't be able to punch as many sheets of plastic as of paper. Make sure it fits loosely and easily into the slot before punching.
1963037
Hole punch through - no. But they have a wood backing that would be drilled through quite easily with a regular drill bit.
772370
Yes, you have to drill holes but not in metal as far as I could tell, just plastic.
693708
There's perforated holes that can be punched out as needed. I've just been punching them out with my fingers as I fill the shelves.
1188373
I have not personally done tin punching, but I own some and it appears to be the same. You could very easily make holes or designs it. I love it. Extremely versatile.
478880
I don't know. I ordered mine without the holes and it came with the holes. Never tried to find covers
1673329
Depending on how big the hole is yes it should work just fine. Personally I would use JB Weld for plastic for that.
864924
I don't think so. This is just the hole punch. I did buy two boxes of the spines (in two different sizes) and they both came with the appropriate opening/closing tool for the spines in the box. I'm not sure exactly what "editing" you want to do with this, but this is just the hole punch for binding papers. It's not for actually publishing them.
1168645
I don't know. I only use these on our file folders; and, unfortunately, I don't have anything plastic in the office to try one on. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1015763
I think that would work fine, just make sure you remove the plastic film form the back before punching the holes. :)
45289
any hook and loup'' paper works as long as the holes are available for dust collection...
1166843
Yes the cover is not solid but the holes are small and far apart. There are not many of them
1223228
Not really...it is made to emboss plastic cards similar in size and shape to credit cards...so any other shape or material might pose an unresolvable problem!!!
1474453
You need to drill a small hole at the bottom of each flap, but the hole is onto a plastic part
1658031
I don't think so -- it's Contact paper with an adhesive backing which I doubt will stick to a metal toolbox.
1337297
No you would have to risk breaking the plastic if you drill the holes necessary to use screws.The adhesive works brilliantly.It is very strong and waterproof.Be sure to let it cure for 24 hours and you will be fine.I love mine and I am very picking
1448771
I am using it to punch velcro and it works great! I would say yes to all you questions, but on extra thick material you would want to use caution to be sure you are not taxing the tool That said it is the most heavy duty of three leather hole punchers I have used. Hope that helps.