Umm, yeah, I have the CoilMac (great machine! Don't know what I was
waiting for!) and I noticed that the maximum ratings are somewhat
tight for optimal page turns. I always put in a coil a bit bigger to
make sure that it isn't noisy or binding.
Christopher
On 25-Sep-07, at 5:29 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Can't do a proof -- I don't have the document yet. And since you
have to order 100 coils at a time, I need a good all-purpose size.
I just want to make sure 12 mm is enough. (It's rated capacity is
90 sheets, which I assume means 90 20 lb. sheets. I have 60 24 lb.
sheets, plus front and back cover, and like I said, I want a little
extra room for page turns.
- Darcy
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On 25 Sep 2007, at 5:19 PM, Cecil Rigby wrote:
sorry if this borders on nit-picky.....
I once made the mistake of measuring a stack of paper to determine
what size coil I needed only to find out that ink has some
thickness when so many pages are put back to back..... and the
paper's not truly flat anymore, which adds a little, too.
Can you run a proof plus covers and measure that?
-Cecil Rigby
A related question -- anyone have any idea what size coil I'd
want for 60 sheets of 24. lb bond plus cardstock front and back
cover? Does 12 mm sound right to everyone?
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