Thanks, Lee, I'll check it out.
Just a tip, though, long URLs in email don't link properly unless
they're enclosed between angled brackets (< and >). Even better, use
http://tinyurl.com to make a short URL. For instance, TinyURL
reduces the 222-character URL you posted in your last mail t0 24
characters:
http://tinyurl.com/9tkks
- Darcy
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On 20 Aug 2005, at 7:00 PM, Lee Actor wrote:
I'm currently looking for a better option for score binding -- if I
could find an affordable coil (_not_ comb -- coil) binder that
handled paper up to 17" inches long, I'd snatch it up in a second.
- Darcy
I'm not sure what you would consider affordable, but I recently got an
Akiles Coilmac-M for a very reasonable price ($275) here:
http://www.laminator.com/LaminatorsBindingMachines.asp?
ProductID=323&Product
Name=%3Cb%3ECoilMac%2DM%3C%2Fb%3E+Manual+Punch+and+Coil+Inserter
+Binding+Mac
hine+w%2FFree+Coil+Crimpers&CategoryName=Plastic+Coil+Binding
+Machines. You
can punch lengths greater than 14" easily and accurately in two
passes:
punch once, then flip the paper over and punch again, placing it on
the
built-in alignment pin. I also got a supply of 36" coils in several
different diameters, which are easily cut to whatever length you
need; most
of my scores are 11x14, so I can get 2 14" lengths or 1 14" and 2 11"
lengths out of each coil. HIghly recommended.
Lee Actor
Composer-in-Residence and Assistant Conductor, Palo Alto Philharmonic
http://www.leeactor.com
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