Very good demo. Even though you did this a bit ago. I just got a cinch and I'm not understanding everything in the guides and other TH-cam videos, aren't clear as yours. Very glad that this video is still up in 2023.
Thank you for sharing this video. I am so grateful. Cinch should pay you because your video is a lot clearer than the instruction sheet that comes with it. I've saved your video so that I can re-watch it whenever I need it. You're the best.
Thanks so much for sharing! I’ve only used my cinch a couple of times and I was so disappointed with it. I had a lot of half holes that I had no clue how to fix. Now I get it! I’m going to drag it out and try again.
I've had my cinch for years, but haven't used it because I wasn't sure how. Thank you for this video, so helpful and I can't wait to get it out and try now. Love your coaster idea as covers. I've loads of old ones that I shall decorate and use notebook covers
I've been thinking of getting one of these machine's for a few years now. Thanks for sharing on how to operate. My decision is now made, I'm getting one. Hugs.
I love the square holes. The company has given exclusive rights to Heidi Swapp for the square hole line, so now all those Cinch tools are branded under her name and are usually white. They are still the same manufacturer.
I think it's one of my best purchases. I asked for it for Christmas one year. Then wouldn't you know, I found one for $40 at a thrift store, still in box? Got that one for a friend!
I do like how the new cinch will do the smaller ring sizes. I just ordered mine and chose it over the bind it all. New versions are easier for larger projects where the bind it all to me looks more difficult for use with larger projects. The bind it all only does 6 holes at a time where this does 12 and the spacing can be easily adjusted for doing the binder style planner pages. I can't wait for mine to come.
Hi lolly love your videos, I know this is really old but wondering do you still like the cinch or still use it? I been thinking about buying one but seen mix reviews, also wonder how the wires hold up?
From what I understand, the square one no longer looks like this -- they gave the rights to Heidi Swapp exlusively. It's still a Cinch brand, but the color is different now.
I just ordered the Hedi S. Love the square holes vs the round. Would have preferred your yellow color but happy with her signature black an white color.
Thank you so very much! This is perfect! I'm jumping down a new craft rabbit hole! LOL I was searching specifically for an easy-to-follow original yellow square hole Cinch to see if I wanted to buy this one 2nd hand W/a LOT of EXTRAS or get the latest version, which I think they are calling Cinch2, not entirely sure. I watched a comparison video of the mini vs this one, which helped me decide I definitely want the larger! NOW I need to compare the Cinch2 & this one. Either way I go, I'll be binge watching your videos for help & inspiration! Thanks, again!
Thanks a bunch! I am looking at the Multi-Cinch, as it has switchable hole patterns, but to buy the base kit and the cutting blades I want would be pretty expensive. I tried the Mini Cinch for cutting disc-binding holes, and I had to return it. You can see my review here: th-cam.com/video/oAhzMM6xFCw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3f2UraAxCI3n1ldl
@@LollyPalooza my pleasure! I’m so grateful for your tips & suggestions AND replies!!! ! I looked at the multi & had it been an all inclusive bundle, I would’ve splurged! I really wanted the heart holes, but I could not justify buying the base & all of the cartridges at like $30 something EACH! 😳 Lolly, would you believe I just bought the mini? I was super sold on the same one that you have as I can do large, medium & small books! Very practical for me, but I saw a Black Friday $teal of a deal @39.99 PLUS an ADDITIONAL 12% off! I couldn’t resist snagging it for only $35 bucks!!! It uses the spirals not the discs. At that price, I can afford both the gray & yellow 2nd hand Cinch bundle I saw & the mini! Merry Christmas to me! 🎄🎁 Lol 😂 I’ll go watch your reason for returning right now! I’ll keep my eye out to see if you get the multi ☺️ Thanks!
I loved this video. I have a cinch and have only used it twice because I can not seem to get wire closed evenly. Do you have any hints other than the opening needs to be touching the back? I can not get it for whatever reason. Thanks for sharing.
Watching it and loving it! I saw this machine on amazon.ca i bought a book on etsy a vintage junk jornal with memory coil or coils iv had i thot i can probaby make these to!! So this will cut thru a hard cover vintage book? I know it cuts thru paper... still watching.... 😊🎄
Hi Lolly! Firstly, thank you for all the great video tutorials -- I've got a list of projects I'm eager to make because of you :-) That said, I've been wanting to make a journal using my Cinch, but I'm not sure how to begin... how to gather papers and such that go together. Do you have any tips/tricks on selecting papers, how many sheets to include, etc. I realize this is probably personal preference, but I'm having difficulty just getting one started... any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated! Love and hugs to you, Lolly!
I tend to focus more on the cover than the inside papers. I know I fail at journals! I would just rather have lots of blank space in my journals to glue in memorabilia as I go, and too much decoration beforehand drives me nuts! :) However, picking out any paper pad that you like is a great start, because every page in the pad coordinates well. You can't go wrong with that. Your best bet is make a practice journal first, though, just to get into it and not feel bad if it doesn't go well. Use a cereal box, cut up as a cover, and cover that with your cheapest paper to make covers for your journal. Then just use blank paper inside, like copy paper. Once you've made that, you'll see how easy it is, and you'll start using the nice papers!
Ok, I can do that! I've got lots of pretty paper pads that I've been hoarding so this will help me finally dive into them. And I've saved so many cereal boxes and other interesting boxes just for that purpose. Thank you, Lolly! You are the best!
I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking if the wires will fit equally in both the round holes and the square holes? If so, yes. Are you asking if the round coil-type wires will fit in the square holes, it all depends on the pitch (how close the holes are to one another).
Question? I have a calendar planner book that I really like I believe it has this type of binding it looks the same but the calendar is old and I no longer need it but I love the cover can I reuse it is there a way to open the Cinch Blinding to keep the cover and the dividers and replace the calendar with son that I make that update it or can I purchase a new calendar that will match up
If you can try to open the binding rings about the same size, you can add your papers and then put the whole thing back into the Cinch for the closure part -- the part at the end of the project. See if that will shut it up nicely for you. If not, you can use two pliers and grab the rings and force them together, one at a time.
I tried it again and it worked Yaay!! I think my problem was I just didn't pay enough attention to your tutorial which is excellent and thank you so much for all your responses. My only problem now is I've used up all of my wire through trial and error. For my planner I need the 1.25 wire and I can't find it anywhere in my city Hobby Lobby doesn't carry that large size. Do you happen to know a good place for ordering large wire?
The strand of wires comes in such a long piece. I cut off what I need, and I always see if I can use up a small piece before cutting into a longer one. I also usually make my binding area smaller than the notebook. This one has only 5 holes instead of 7. th-cam.com/video/AwLZuOIVh9w/w-d-xo.html
+Lolly Palooza Great idea binding just a small area, love what you did with those coasters and the tiny journal, you just needed a small piece of wire 👌🏽👍🏽 Thanks for inspiring us 🌸🌸🌸 Rosa
What is the hardest/thickest material I can punch using this machine? I really want to make hardcover books, but I want to be sure this machine can still create accurate holes in a thick cover!
We can measure thickness, but how do we measure hardness? That's a tough one. I punch chipboard, which is what hard cover books are made of -- but I believe there are diferent thickness of those as well.
I know this old but love this tourial and you mess up so we can see what not to do. Was wondering if this would work for my mini recollection planner. Trying to find a hole punch for it
take a piece of paper from the planner and see if you can match up the holes using that piece. You can keep the hole placements written on that piece of paper in the planner when you want to add plain or specialty paper you can't buy from the company. I watched another lady do the same kind of process for her planners that have a binder. I do not have one of those myself though.
Can you please explain how to use the Cinch if your page has a fraction, for example what if it's 7 3/4 height? I couldn't find any suggestions in the manual, and only one video. Please help if you can. Thanks
countybunkin6591 I don't have access to my Cinch at the moment, but I'm wondering if you want holes the entire length? I've found that I just line the cover up with that edge guide and pull out the pins you don't need at the end. practice with scrap paper and you'll see how it looks.
Have you found a way to punch say only 3 holes in the center of the 4x4 paper instead of the default 7 holes. Would I be able to pull out the pegs that I don't want to be punched?
they have a square one that designer Heidi Swapp endorsed that has the square holes. If you haven't got one yet check out Joann's website. Its on sale for 66.00 right now. The Bind it all wires will fit in it as well.
I got my Cinch today. I wasn't crazy about the binding sizes that came with it. I have a feeling the wire binding is going to be costly. Does anyone know if Joann's or Michaels, Hobby Lobby etc carries binding that will work with this machine?
Can someone please tell me, what is the newest version of the Cinch, when I do a search I see yellow ones, pinkones, blue ones, and black and white ones....I went to the we r memory keepers website and typed Cinch binding machine in the search box and all that came up was accessories for the machine and not the machine itself. I looked on the Michaels site and couldn't find one, is this a discontinued item? Just to let you know, I am asking this question on other TH-cam sites in hopes of someone answering me. Thanks
countrybunkin 1974 the gray with yellow trim means it makes square holes. Gray with the turquoise trim makes round holes. The only pink machine I've seen is either the Bind It All (different company) or a sponsored limited edition, such as Heidi Swapp.
Lolly Palooza I really think it has to do with the order in which the paper is loaded onto the wire. Some tutorials say to add the back cover last flip to the other side and some have you to add the papers and covering the correct order just like you would look at it. I tried adding the back cover last and then the back cover would not flip around I think I'm going to have to go to Kinko's and just have them too put a cover on it for me I'm sorry put wire on it for me. But that would defeat my purpose in buying this machine and unfortunately there are no stores here that teach tutorials on its usage. do trial and error I wasted so many binding wires last night. thanks for your help.
I've never had this happen. I do put the two covers together then flip the back cover around. The joint where the wires join ends up between the last page and the back cover.
I'd love to actually hold yours and see it. I've noticed that they are always stiff and require wiggling to get the wires in the right position once attached. I've had to sometimes push the closure to where it needs to be, between back page and back cover.
Very good demo. Even though you did this a bit ago. I just got a cinch and I'm not understanding everything in the guides and other TH-cam videos, aren't clear as yours. Very glad that this video is still up in 2023.
Thank you! So glad to hear. Yes it's one of my older videos, but I don't usually remove the oldies.
Thank you for sharing this video. I am so grateful. Cinch should pay you because your video is a lot clearer than the instruction sheet that comes with it. I've saved your video so that I can re-watch it whenever I need it. You're the best.
Wow, thank you. I bet it is hard to put all the info we need in a little flyer.
I just bought the cinch and this is by far the best demo. simple, short and shows all the points you need to know.
Leilani Hamilton thank you so much. :)
Thanks so much for sharing! I’ve only used my cinch a couple of times and I was so disappointed with it. I had a lot of half holes that I had no clue how to fix. Now I get it! I’m going to drag it out and try again.
Glad it was helpful! Hope you have success :)
You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for the great tutorial!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much
I love your instructions! You are definitely a good teacher! Thank you for sharing!
Pamala Peterson thank you SO much!
Thanks for taking the time to show us how it works. I don't own a Cinch yet but I'll have one in the future. I love it.
It is probably my next favorite tool after the scoring board.
Thank you I watched four other videos and no one explained it as well as you did. ❤
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching :)
Thank you for your tutorial! Of all I've watched yours is the best ❤️️
Thank you so much! That's encouraging. :)
I ordered one the other day can't wait to get started! Thanks for the tutorial!
Awesome!
Thanks for sharing the process 🌸 I've been eyeing that machine since forever 😁😍
I know many are also happy with the Zutter. Smaller in size, doesn't punch as many holes at once, and cheaper. :)
I had problems closing my wire. You actually showed how the thing has to sit in the back. I thank you very much!
Elizabeth Dettrey you're very welcome! Thanks for watching. It's a great tool once you figure it out!
A good demo Lolly. The cinch tool is a great machine.
thank you, Jan :)
I've had my cinch for years, but haven't used it because I wasn't sure how. Thank you for this video, so helpful and I can't wait to get it out and try now. Love your coaster idea as covers. I've loads of old ones that I shall decorate and use notebook covers
You are so welcome! I love hearing this!
Just added this to my "things I need" list. Thanks Lolly 😀
sorry to make you spend, but you'll love it!
Thank you for being so helpful and informative in your videos;)
You are so welcome! Thank you so much
I've been thinking of getting one of these machine's for a few years now. Thanks for sharing on how to operate. My decision is now made, I'm getting one. Hugs.
Yes, I had it on my wishlist for a long time, too. It's worth it!
Thanks so much for doing this! I was undecided until I saw your video.
I love the square holes. The company has given exclusive rights to Heidi Swapp for the square hole line, so now all those Cinch tools are branded under her name and are usually white. They are still the same manufacturer.
Lolly, you're the best. I have a cinch and only used it once. Thanks so much for this tutorial. xo
dig it out and use it!!
:)
Iv wanted the cinch since forever still saving for one lol thx for sharing ..I love ur videos 💐
I think it's one of my best purchases. I asked for it for Christmas one year. Then wouldn't you know, I found one for $40 at a thrift store, still in box? Got that one for a friend!
I do like how the new cinch will do the smaller ring sizes. I just ordered mine and chose it over the bind it all. New versions are easier for larger projects where the bind it all to me looks more difficult for use with larger projects. The bind it all only does 6 holes at a time where this does 12 and the spacing can be easily adjusted for doing the binder style planner pages. I can't wait for mine to come.
yes, it's much easier than the Bind It All :)
Great demo! I have wanted a cinch since forever. Better start hinting for my birthday 😉😉😉Tfs ~ hugs 💖 💖 💖
It does open up a whole new world!
I love mine.My husband gave it to me for Christmas several years ago.
sweet!
Hi lolly love your videos, I know this is really old but wondering do you still like the cinch or still use it? I been thinking about buying one but seen mix reviews, also wonder how the wires hold up?
Yes I do! I love it, and I've had no trouble with the wires. Note, I also get wires from other places, so they are not always WRMK brand.
I know this video is old but you made my decision to buy the square. Thank you for such an informative video.
From what I understand, the square one no longer looks like this -- they gave the rights to Heidi Swapp exlusively. It's still a Cinch brand, but the color is different now.
I just ordered the Hedi S. Love the square holes vs the round. Would have preferred your yellow color but happy with her signature black an white color.
Thank you I have not used mine in so LONG That back cover on the bottom flipping to the front has always messed me up LOLOL THANK YOU!!!!
yes, it can be a difficult thing to remember to do!
Very helpful, tfs. I have one, I need to get it out and use it! Thanks for the inspiration!
you are welcome. I'm hearing of many who need to get theirs out. :)
Thank you so very much! This is perfect! I'm jumping down a new craft rabbit hole! LOL I was searching specifically for an easy-to-follow original yellow square hole Cinch to see if I wanted to buy this one 2nd hand W/a LOT of EXTRAS or get the latest version, which I think they are calling Cinch2, not entirely sure. I watched a comparison video of the mini vs this one, which helped me decide I definitely want the larger! NOW I need to compare the Cinch2 & this one. Either way I go, I'll be binge watching your videos for help & inspiration! Thanks, again!
Thanks a bunch! I am looking at the Multi-Cinch, as it has switchable hole patterns, but to buy the base kit and the cutting blades I want would be pretty expensive. I tried the Mini Cinch for cutting disc-binding holes, and I had to return it. You can see my review here: th-cam.com/video/oAhzMM6xFCw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3f2UraAxCI3n1ldl
@@LollyPalooza my pleasure! I’m so grateful for your tips & suggestions AND replies!!! ! I looked at the multi & had it been an all inclusive bundle, I would’ve splurged! I really wanted the heart holes, but I could not justify buying the base & all of the cartridges at like $30 something EACH! 😳
Lolly, would you believe I just bought the mini? I was super sold on the same one that you have as I can do large, medium & small books! Very practical for me, but I saw a Black Friday $teal of a deal @39.99 PLUS an ADDITIONAL 12% off! I couldn’t resist snagging it for only $35 bucks!!! It uses the spirals not the discs. At that price, I can afford both the gray & yellow 2nd hand Cinch bundle I saw & the mini! Merry Christmas to me! 🎄🎁 Lol 😂
I’ll go watch your reason for returning right now! I’ll keep my eye out to see if you get the multi ☺️ Thanks!
@@sonshinesunflower what a deal!
I loved this video. I have a cinch and have only used it twice because I can not seem to get wire closed evenly. Do you have any hints other than the opening needs to be touching the back? I can not get it for whatever reason. Thanks for sharing.
Andrea Green and that you need to set the dial to match the size of wires! :)
I really want to thank you for this video. It really help. TFS
LB christensen you're welcome. Thank you for watching
amazing all these cool little machines lol
:)
Love the cinch. My favorite. TFS :)
I don't know why I waited so long to get one!
Best tutorial of using the cinch. Would you please do a tutorial on using the wrmk book binder that I purchased from you? 😊
Yes, thank you for the reminder! I've been so busy, but that's still on my To Do list!
Thank you for the tutorial you make it look easy..
thanks so much!
Watching it and loving it! I saw this machine on amazon.ca i bought a book on etsy a vintage junk jornal with memory coil or coils iv had i thot i can probaby make these to!! So this will cut thru a hard cover vintage book? I know it cuts thru paper... still watching.... 😊🎄
Yes, I've cut through chipboard.
Hi Lolly! Firstly, thank you for all the great video tutorials -- I've got a list of projects I'm eager to make because of you :-) That said, I've been wanting to make a journal using my Cinch, but I'm not sure how to begin... how to gather papers and such that go together. Do you have any tips/tricks on selecting papers, how many sheets to include, etc. I realize this is probably personal preference, but I'm having difficulty just getting one started... any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated! Love and hugs to you, Lolly!
I tend to focus more on the cover than the inside papers. I know I fail at journals! I would just rather have lots of blank space in my journals to glue in memorabilia as I go, and too much decoration beforehand drives me nuts! :) However, picking out any paper pad that you like is a great start, because every page in the pad coordinates well. You can't go wrong with that. Your best bet is make a practice journal first, though, just to get into it and not feel bad if it doesn't go well. Use a cereal box, cut up as a cover, and cover that with your cheapest paper to make covers for your journal. Then just use blank paper inside, like copy paper. Once you've made that, you'll see how easy it is, and you'll start using the nice papers!
Ok, I can do that! I've got lots of pretty paper pads that I've been hoarding so this will help me finally dive into them. And I've saved so many cereal boxes and other interesting boxes just for that purpose. Thank you, Lolly! You are the best!
I love my Cinch. I have the round hole Cinch! TFS!
it was a tough decision. I kept changing my mind back and forth -- round, square, round, square! :)
Thank you. Will the round hole fit the square?
I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking if the wires will fit equally in both the round holes and the square holes? If so, yes. Are you asking if the round coil-type wires will fit in the square holes, it all depends on the pitch (how close the holes are to one another).
Question? I have a calendar planner book that I really like I believe it has this type of binding it looks the same but the calendar is old and I no longer need it but I love the cover can I reuse it is there a way to open the Cinch Blinding to keep the cover and the dividers and replace the calendar with son that I make that update it or can I purchase a new calendar that will match up
If you can try to open the binding rings about the same size, you can add your papers and then put the whole thing back into the Cinch for the closure part -- the part at the end of the project. See if that will shut it up nicely for you. If not, you can use two pliers and grab the rings and force them together, one at a time.
I tried it again and it worked Yaay!! I think my problem was I just didn't pay enough attention to your tutorial which is excellent and thank you so much for all your responses. My only problem now is I've used up all of my wire through trial and error. For my planner I need the 1.25 wire and I can't find it anywhere in my city Hobby Lobby doesn't carry that large size. Do you happen to know a good place for ordering large wire?
countrybunkin 1974 no, I don't. I found a website once, but you have to order bulk.
Good tutorial. Thank you
thank you so much for watching!
What do you make with the leftover pieces after cutting the wires? I wish the wires/supplies were available at local stores. Thanks again! Rosa
The strand of wires comes in such a long piece. I cut off what I need, and I always see if I can use up a small piece before cutting into a longer one. I also usually make my binding area smaller than the notebook. This one has only 5 holes instead of 7. th-cam.com/video/AwLZuOIVh9w/w-d-xo.html
+Lolly Palooza Great idea binding just a small area, love what you did with those coasters and the tiny journal, you just needed a small piece of wire 👌🏽👍🏽 Thanks for inspiring us 🌸🌸🌸 Rosa
What is the hardest/thickest material I can punch using this machine? I really want to make hardcover books, but I want to be sure this machine can still create accurate holes in a thick cover!
We can measure thickness, but how do we measure hardness? That's a tough one. I punch chipboard, which is what hard cover books are made of -- but I believe there are diferent thickness of those as well.
@@LollyPalooza Thanks so much!
Do you make your covers a bit larger than your inside paper or is everything the same size?
The left side will be aligned all together, so I only make the cover about 1/4" longer on the top, right, and bottom edges.
Thank you for this video.
you bet! TFW
I know this old but love this tourial and you mess up so we can see what not to do. Was wondering if this would work for my mini recollection planner. Trying to find a hole punch for it
I don't have a Recollection planner, so I can't advise you on that :( Thanks for watching :)
take a piece of paper from the planner and see if you can match up the holes using that piece. You can keep the hole placements written on that piece of paper in the planner when you want to add plain or specialty paper you can't buy from the company. I watched another lady do the same kind of process for her planners that have a binder. I do not have one of those myself though.
Can you please explain how to use the Cinch if your page has a fraction, for example what if it's 7 3/4 height? I couldn't find any suggestions in the manual, and only one video. Please help if you can. Thanks
countybunkin6591 I don't have access to my Cinch at the moment, but I'm wondering if you want holes the entire length? I've found that I just line the cover up with that edge guide and pull out the pins you don't need at the end. practice with scrap paper and you'll see how it looks.
countybunkin6591 thx
Have you found a way to punch say only 3 holes in the center of the 4x4 paper instead of the default 7 holes. Would I be able to pull out the pegs that I don't want to be punched?
Monika Wright yes, exactly. Pull out pegs. Always practice on a piece of scrap the size of your project.
Thanks my dear!
Hello where do u purchase your spiral at in bulk
www.laminationdepot.com/ amd look for the wires that have a 2:1 pitch
On my wishlist.
had it on my wishlist a long time. :) When my husband asked what I wanted for Christmas, I said a CINCH! :)
I want the yellow one for the square punch but I only find the green blue for sale 😭. Thank you for the video
they only make the round hole now under their logo. In order to get the square, you need to search for Heidi Swapp's branded Cinch.
Lolly Palooza thank you!
they have a square one that designer Heidi Swapp endorsed that has the square holes. If you haven't got one yet check out Joann's website. Its on sale for 66.00 right now. The Bind it all wires will fit in it as well.
Can’t wait to get one xD
I love it!
Good video!
thank you. Glad it helped
does anyone have any suggestions for loosening the pigs mine are super tight when I pull them in and out.
countrybunkin 1974 good question. I've never heard of anyone with this issue. I wonder if customer service will be of any help.
I got my Cinch today. I wasn't crazy about the binding sizes that came with it. I have a feeling the wire binding is going to be costly. Does anyone know if Joann's or Michaels, Hobby Lobby etc carries binding that will work with this machine?
I've seen the Cinch wires at Hobby Lobby, and you can use a coupon there.
Thanks so much!
www.bindingdepot.com/ they have pretty cheap binding (:
Bxnd Shxt thank you for the link
Hello, where can I buy a mini guillotine like the one in the video?
Greetings from Mexico. ❤️
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Thank you, the tutorials are always better than the directions, if you even get any, lol!
yes, those pictures are hard to figure out!
Thank you so much again!
Can someone please tell me, what is the newest version of the Cinch, when I do a search I see yellow ones, pinkones, blue ones, and black and white ones....I went to the we r memory keepers website and typed Cinch binding machine in the search box and all that came up was accessories for the machine and not the machine itself. I looked on the Michaels site and couldn't find one, is this a discontinued item? Just to let you know, I am asking this question on other TH-cam sites in hopes of someone answering me. Thanks
countrybunkin 1974 the gray with yellow trim means it makes square holes. Gray with the turquoise trim makes round holes. The only pink machine I've seen is either the Bind It All (different company) or a sponsored limited edition, such as Heidi Swapp.
countrybunkin 1974 I brought a bundle from HSN for 79$
what do they call it on HSN? Cinch I havent been able to find anything on there thanks
I just made a planner and the back cover won't close, help :(
countrybunkin 1974 wish I could see it. Sometimes it's a bit stiff but you can lay the cover flat on table and rotate the rings a bit to make it work.
Lolly Palooza I really think it has to do with the order in which the paper is loaded onto the wire. Some tutorials say to add the back cover last flip to the other side and some have you to add the papers and covering the correct order just like you would look at it. I tried adding the back cover last and then the back cover would not flip around I think I'm going to have to go to Kinko's and just have them too put a cover on it for me I'm sorry put wire on it for me. But that would defeat my purpose in buying this machine and unfortunately there are no stores here that teach tutorials on its usage. do trial and error I wasted so many binding wires last night. thanks for your help.
I've never had this happen. I do put the two covers together then flip the back cover around. The joint where the wires join ends up between the last page and the back cover.
yes this is the part I can't get right, if you ever make another tutorial can you show details on this part and up really close thanks
I'd love to actually hold yours and see it. I've noticed that they are always stiff and require wiggling to get the wires in the right position once attached. I've had to sometimes push the closure to where it needs to be, between back page and back cover.
the handle is in the way
Do you mean in the way of you seeing what's happening? It's hard with this camera angle to always have a clear shot.
I've been thing of gerringn
:)
The handle was in the way lol
that happens when your camera is overhead
amazing all these cool little machines lol
yes! This is what I got for last Christmas. I am very happy with it.