I'm interested in building a few book cases as a novice, will this tool be suitable for that?
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Definitely! Do you already have plans for your bookshelf? Check out Ana White's website for free plans, plus a really good how-to video on using this Kreg jig. Here's one of her plans: http://ana-white.com/2013/08/plans/rustic-x-tall-bookshelf
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I would say probably not. The metal is about 2mm thick and has a slight bit of spring. I will also add that this tool does have an exposed sharp edge. Yes, it comes with a case, but I would not trust the case as it is open on one side and the tool can slide out....assuming the tool doesn't eventually cut it's way through said case. I suggest keeping this one in a wallet, purse, or bag.
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It won't work. It's designed for books with 400 pages or less and that is with effort.
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Yes. Very nice bookcase for the price and only takes few minutes to assemble. Instructions are simple and easy to follow.
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Yes, you should be fine. There is a lot of room to work with, all around fantastic case.
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I don't think it would be ideal for books since its not very long and deep, but i guess you could put some books on it it just wouldnt fit too many.
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Yes but you would need to check YouTube in order to learn how to disassemble the Probook.
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I use mine to store hats, so I am not a really good judge, but I would think a more traditional bookcase would work better. Some of the shelves are not wide enough for a textbook.
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You will have to use your own tools: No.2 Phillips Screwdriver and Hammer; however, the bookcase should come with the Assembly instructions which contains the "Parts identification" and "Hardware identification" sections. Additionally it should come with the screws, pins, plugs, fasteners, angle brackets and safety brackets.
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Hi,Yes it would be easy to do. We actually returned ours because it looked like something we could make and just take to local shop to be spiral bound, nothing special about the book. But if you want it already done, then go for it!
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I can look at my book if you still need a answer to your question. Just let me know and I will look for you. It is a great product for the price. I love mine. The list it works for is huge so I am sure it would but will be glad to look for you if needed.
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I would think that it should work fine. It is fairly flexible so it won't be like a hardback book when you finish, but it will be well protected. Good luck.Woody
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Absolutely. I use it to pull in people's Word docs (95-2009) all the time easily. The only issues you'll ever face are if a document has extreme levels of graphs/images/styling/outlining - sometimes those items don't convert perfectly. Most people don't create documents for which that's ever been a problem for me or anyone else in our company, though.
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Depends on the thickness of the book. It can just about manage my 400 page language instruction book, but those fat 1000 books will probably be too large and too heavy for this.
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The short answer is no. The major flaw in this product is the deck. Its not deep enough...there's not enough of it. It's not good for thicker books because the pages sag below the deck. But it's better than not having any bookstand! Also, there's a matter of the metal page holders which sometimes require both hands to navigate. Hope this helps!
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Yes pretty easily depending on how many and how thick your books are. Now I will say if your books are of average size, you shouldn't have a problem at all.
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Yes. I use it also for reading hard back books.will work with most anything that won't break it.