Can you bind pages smaller than 8 1/2 X 11"? Is there a way to cut off the excess comb? Thanks in advance.
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Yes you can blind smaller than 8 1/2 x11 . Just blind as normal After you have blinded your item just cut off the extra. I have done this many times
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You can bind smaller pages. you would need to cut off the excess comb. A heavy pair of scissors should work fine.
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I have not tried it, however the combs are made of a pretty thin plastic and I imagine would be easily cut by scissors
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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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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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As far as I can tell, after looking through all the printing options, the answer is 'no'. At least not on standard size paper (8.5 by 11). Perhaps there could be some trick to doing it with smaller size papers, but I sincerely doubt it.
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It can bind any size as long as you have the coils long enough to do so and have patience. The only problem is it only cuts the holes up to 11 3/4 inches. If you really want to do legal size the long way, you can line up the holes and just flip or move the paper around to punch longer sheets of paper. But you can always fold the legal paper in thirds or in half if you are just fitting a legal size piece of paper in with regular letter sized paper (which is what I do, and then it just folds out when you need it). Hopefully that helps.
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the paper is 5.5x8.5 with the holes along the 8.5" side. it will not fit a standard 8.5x11 binder that would have the holes along the 11" side. hope this is what you were asking.
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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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Just roll the head around uuntil ya find what size ya need. It'll click and you're set. Now I use mine for leather so I don't know about paper.
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I've used as small as ones for 10 sheets to as big as ones for 150 sheets, and I own all the comb sizes in between. The key is to empty out the tray frequently (I ruined my first one because my admin forgot to do this) and not to overload with paper while punching holes. Mine has been in active use for 2 years or so, and I'm completely satisfied with it.
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I cannot see a way to add pages. I am afraid that adding pages would make the portfolio far too heavy to stay inside the binding.
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I don't know about those specific sizes. We also had some odd sized envelopes. We had to find paper which was "close" and then adjust the margins. It was fiddly but it worked (while the printer was still working that is).
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I didn't buy a specific binder. I used a one inch wide 3-ring binder I had already. They are normal printer paper sized and two sets of the pages fit in the one inch binder I had.
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The silver button looking things on the front can be pulled forward to disengage individual whole punches. This will alow you to punch the exact number of holes you want for any book. The spiral bindings can be cut with wire cutters to smaller sizes as well. Long answer short, yes, you can do smaller books with this machine.
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You can only use this machine for plastic comb binding. I hope this answer is usefull to you. HAve a nice day.
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You'll need a 3 or 4 inch binder. Anything smaller and the pages stick out about an inch.
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I can trim about 10 pages of regular copy paper, and 5-6 pages of card stock and get nice even cuts. Not sure how it would work on 18' paper unless the cuts you are making are to bring it down to standard copy size.
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I set up a template in Publisher, I set the margins top .5 bottom .5 left .75 right .75 I hope this helps you.I am pleased with the result. although you cannot really "cut to bleed" with this machine