Can we get some links to binders that will accommodate these pages? I purchased a binder from Vaultz that is definitely too small for them.
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Artisan 240 Disc Black Faux Leather DVD Album with 120 Liner Notes and Title Cover Page Capacity Using Metal Ring Binder i can get 20 or so pages per ring and ther is 4 rings per binder theese are the best strong and durable .... and i use both dvd slots per page most times
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I bought scrapbook type binders (12"x12"). Those worked really well--you just can't put too many in the binders before they start getting heavy.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827999005This is the binder I bought mine to fill, and they fit perfectly, even with several discs with booklet-type inserts.
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The holes match on a regular binder but the pages stick out 1-2 inches, depending on the binder.
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I am sorry, the biggest one that I ever bought is the 96 capacity one. Anyway I think adding additional pages will make the the already full case even heavier. I think it will be a better idea to buy another case, just my two cents.
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The pages fit a standard 3 ring binder that hold 8 1/2 x 11" paper that are 3 hole punched. Hope this helps.
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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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They will hang off the right side of a binder that size. Also you need to consider the holes on the left side and their spacing. It's best to buy the binder book that goes with these pages
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Not in my opinion. I have an average-sized Dell laptop and would not be able to fit a binder in, as well. I can fit a handful of smaller items like my wallet and e-reader, but not another larger item like the laptop.
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I'm not sure. I keep my recipes in a 1 inch binder and remove the page I need. I'll check.
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It's much smaller then a normal 3 ring binder. I would say an inch at most. I'll check it out when I go to work on Monday :)
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I can't find a source for extra pages. The only ones Case Logic seems to sell are the ones for the 3-ring binder type cases.
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Depends on the text book. I carry one 3" binder in addition. I might be able to add one more 1" binder or book.
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I had to Google a 'ginny binder' myself. I think as long as the binder is a standard 8.5" x 5.5", 3 ring binder it should work. I picked up oneof those multi-use zippered planner/binder things at a thrift store... the paper works in it. Hope this helps. :)
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You can get the binders at an office supply store. Look for one that you can insert your cover that comes with the dividers.
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if the pages are in a binder and its closed, they shouldn't fall out. you would have to turn the binder upside down to have them fall out. if you are worried about them falling out put a small piece of tape across the top of the pocket
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As far as I know, Yu-Gi-Oh cards aren't 'standard' sized like MTG cards are, so they might be a bit loose. If I were you I would use card sleeves in the binder to make it fit more snugly.
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I bought this filing cart to fit hanging 3-ring binders with 11x17 sheets of paper in them. When they hang, the paper touches the bottom rungs. If your 11x17 folders are longer than the paper, it may be a little long to fit snuggly. This cart is a good cheap alternative to hang 11x17 sheets if you don't mind the paper touching the bottom rungs. I've been looking for hanging 11x17 3-ring binders. Do you know where I could get some without breaking the bank?