How do the two sides of the papers hold together and the handle stay in place? Glue? If so, what typed of glue?
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The Wilton Fan Kits that I received came with small squares of double sided tape that you put on the wooden sticks to securely fasten the fans together. You really don't need anything else to keep them to stay together, but I did add a small dab of hot glue just for my peace of mind.
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The long sides are both decorated just as you see in the picture. The front and back are clear plastic and is an accordion folded plastic so that it expands. It holds A LOT of paper!
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This is glassine which is a type of paper, not plastic. However, it is somewhat water resistant so glue may not interact with it in the way that you want. I would guess that you could glue it to something, but that areas that absorbed some water would tend to warp.
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We've just used regular computer paper and construction paper and they seem to work fine on both. I also recently used them on the side of a smooth cardboard box.
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They aren't supposed to be glued together. Put the paper in your printer and print 3 copies of each page. If they were glued it wouldn't run thru the printer.
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They hold up unless you are filling this with heavy items and pulling it around by the handles. Treat it right, and the handles will last.
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You get two grips, and glue. Keep in mind that the glue dries in seconds so be ready. Love the grips
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There is no glue. I have found that the picture stays pretty well put once the whole thing is put in the bag, but if you wanted something more, you could swipe with a glue stick. I did that once, but decided it was un-necessary.
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there are two trays that each hold a ream--or close to a ream--of paper yes also the usual fold down tray for odd sized paper
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I have had the same section hanging in my background for quite some time & it was durable even in the wind. Are you using it as a background or will the parts be actually on the paper? If the parts are going to be on top of the paper I don't know if it will stand the duration of time as it would hanging in the background.
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I used an Elmer's basic glue stick and it worked great. Even the Elmer's kids glue stick worked well. The pages didn't rip when they were separated.
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The binder is a very heavy duty paper product. It may be laminated but it is not shiny.I have had it since January and it is still in very good condition. This is a great planner.The edging holding the pages is plastic coils.
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I used cheap copy paper, but you can use different types and weights. I used the covers with the clear plastic in the front, but there are covers that you can print on too. Most of what I know about it came from this website: http://www.mybinding.com ...It will tell you all kinds of information about the covers and how much they hold. By the way, the binding is great, but I did notice that I got a better bind when I heated it at least 3 times in a row...I learned about that in the instructions.
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They are made of paper but they are pretty sturdy - the paper isn't flimsy - and it's glossy. I thought they were surprising well made especially for the price.
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Yes, ironically, on my first project I had to make a box for "mr. pancake" and the one I had was undone on one end. I just used a glue stick but it worked fine. G'luck!
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There is no glue. It's almost like a sticker type of cling. You can take them off and readjust too, very easy to use.
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Both sides. I, like another reviewer, used the paper to make price tags for a sale. Very sturdy. Holds up well.