I'm looking for some way to hole punch print outs to go in a mini binder (8 1/2" by 5 1/2"). I'm ok with extra holes. will this meet my needs?
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It fits the standard 3-hole 7 x 9 " binder. I'm not familiar with that specific size. Sorry.
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It will do so, perfectly, IMHO; that's how I'm using it. It's small, but a very heavy-duty item; probably weighs 2-3 pounds. Will probably last a hundred years. I was really surprised at the heft and quality of the unit.
857223
I use 222mmx286mm binding covers and can punch 2 sheets at a time. 3 can go in but makes more of the crunching sound when you know you have put too many sheets in to punch.
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That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use. That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go.... » Read More That is correct on the page size. I believe the rings are 1 1/4" in diameter. I used kind of thick, nonstretchy, sisal twine to measure half the circle, then laid that on a ruler. Crude, perhaps, but I believe accurate. The outer dimensions of the binder are 7" x 10" by 1 1/2" (depth measured on the spine). I found any number of websites where I can print pages for free, and I already made some. Google "undated planner refill pages", or something like this. I stressed the undated because that's what is working best for me. A hole punch and you're good to go. Then you get to print only the pages which you will use. « Show Less
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I'm afraid I haven't tested that yet. I can tell you this: what I have been searching for high and low is the original binder, in which the front and the back were completely separate and so could hold hundreds of pages. Here they are joined by a useless fiber "hinge" which once stretched to its limit would determine maximum number of pages. IMO they added a design flaw to the best binder I ever found. Please less me know if you find acco 25073!
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These are extra-wide inserts (10x11), so they will stick out of a normal 8-1/2x11 binder. You need to buy an extra-wide binder.
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It might work, depending on the type of paper used, however, you would be pushing the limits. That, of course, is my opinion. I measured the 'normal' closure of the binder, and it will comfortably hold about 2.25" of content. The binders are very nice and have worked well for my purpose.
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The extra wide dividers I am familiar with are 9.5" wide instead of 8.5" - I would say these probably would not fit that well in this binder, if they do, they will just barely fit.
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Hi Maurice!Thank you for your inquiry!A 7 hole format will fit in a 3 ring binder as long as the holes are aligned in the same sequence or the paper could be off-center while still technically fitting in the binder.BisonOffice
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I had one of these but it didn't work very well for me. Yes you can punch books up to about an inch thick but the cut wasn't consistent. They may have corrected the defective cutting die since but I cant be sure. I sold mine back to someone else and bought the akiles diamond model instead. It can only punch a stack of paper/ cardstock that's about 1/2 in thick but it does it cleanly.
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Yes you can. If the paper is too thin it might get distorted around the area where you punch the hole.
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No, this machine punches small rectangular holes for comb binders. For spiral binding, you need little round holes for the spiral binders.
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They have 3 holes for a loose leaf binder. Don't think that works for post bound, but not sure.
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I am looking for a heavy duty hole punch. I have gone threw several hole punches and need one that makes smooth leather hole punches on literally a thousand usages. Will this do the job. ?
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The rings are not spaced the same as most 8.5x11 sheet protectors, and the pages are shorter than 11 inches. I suppose you could cut down the sheet protector and make new holes with a hole punch. The photo insert page's outside dimensions are slightly over 8.5 by only 10 inches.
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They are perfect for the regular 3-hole binders. As others said they are 9x11 in. And it is 4.5in between the holes. The area that you can use for the photos is 8.5x11 in.
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It will not fit binders. I use it to return student work, mostly 8 1/2" x 11" sheets of papers. I occasionally put folders in the slots, though they have to either slightly fold on the edges or go in at an angle. You could probably put binders in at an angle if you only used every other slot. Really, though, it is just meant for paper.
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The binder only punches holes for a length of 11-12 inches (letter and A4). So normally you can only bind on the 11 inch side of 11x17 paper. That is the side you normally bind 11x17 anyway. I have only seen coils that are about 12 inches in length. However, you could bind longer edges if you were to punch in several operations. Just be careful to line up the holes so the spacing is uniform. Then you could use a couple of coils to cover the length.