I know this machine sorts but do I have to manually wrap them?
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.
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.
2010664
Just insert the coin wrappers (dimes,nickles etc..) into each slot..when filled remove and close the tops..any coins entering a full wrapper will slide off the topKoelev
2010665
Yes you do have to manually wrap. However, if you purchase Royal Sovereign's wrappers, it makes it super easy. You just slip the wrapper inside the tube, give it a tap, close it up and you are done. I tried using a bank's wrapper and struggled with it until I gave up. (This is because the bank's wrappers come flat with a crease. The crease makes it very hard to slip easily into the tube.) I was truly amazed how fast and easy I sorted and wrapped my coins using this sorter and their coin wrappers.
899698
In addition to the other answer to your question, all correct, fold the paper on the diagonal to form a point and feed it into the slot and advance it into your machine.
1883304
Unfortunately, no. This machine is rather complicated. After a few experiments, I put mine on coverstitch and left it there. Fortunately, I have a great serger.
553517
I can't help you. I couldn't get mine to work at all with my plastic wrap. I threw mine in the trash.
1892716
The cloth that came was large, so I wrap the stone first, then the rolls, so they are touching the cloth only. I don't know if it really matters, that is just the way I do it.
1348125
Paul, I have and use these and they do not have a program. The will, however, allow you to use the wraps in sections. You have to close the whole wrap but there are three different phases based on the type of circulation you want. Each section up and hold and all release at once, up and down each section one at a time, or only one section at a time are your options. Hope this helps!
1370551
No, you must wrap it around the cord holder on the machine. Not a big deal. It stays in place well.
1150601
I've been separating them and using a paperclip to keep them together. You may need a few paperclips though. I did it to what I had left and used about 3 paperclips.
788467
The roll is too big to fit. I can manually cut them to fit & they seal fine
448797
If you have a sewing machine that easily sews fussy sheers, and you have a good method to contain the edges which will unravel, by all means. Keep in mind you might want to choose material through which the cashier can scan codes and read numbers, or they'll have to take your produce out of the bag. These work perfectly in that regard.
1642012
It can be wrapped, but I don't have any experience with what you are trying to do.
1852917
I lined the sides, top & bottom with small bubble wrap. Then I lined the box I put them in. Be sure not to make it to heavy. I used several boxes.
790583
Not that I recall. There was no problem with the wrap going back into the box at all after cutting.
93123
The coin sorter does NOT come with wrappers. You can purchase them from Royal Sovereign website or local store; needs round.
722971
Hello, I haven't used this tape in a long time...but if I remember correctly, it can be repositioned as long as you didn't seal it hard. and I don't believe it can be torn by hand...hope this helps! TS
93125
No wrappers came with this coin sorter. You can find a big bag of coin wrappers at the dollar store. The bag has all coin sizes in it. These wrappers work great. You don't have to pay for brand name wrappers any kind works.
1000674
Nope. You have to fold tape in half and iron yourself for double fold. I get great results using the little clove bias tape makes that sell for under $10. I hated this machine. Every time it comes to a seam it gets stuck, you have to pull it through. Not sure what would happen if you're not watching.