I'm a cheapskate. I bought a manual 19-hole binding machine from Office
Depot for $50. The punch works great, but the binding mechanism doesn't
work well with braille paper so I just feed the combs manually through the
paper. This works fine for me because I don't do much binding.
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From: "Brian Lingard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 8:00 PM
Subject: [Braillenote] RE: Binding Machines
Ottawa Canada
I have a GBC combination 21 or so hole punch and binding machine.
It weighs a ton and when I priced them I was floored at what they
cost.
Other binding options include the hot-melt adhesive bindings and
I suppose other kinds like bookbinders use.
I found getting each and every hole in the paper onto its plastic
ring a tedious job.
Note there are also Spiral bindings and metal Cirlox bindings.
Brian
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