Review on Swingline Desktop Precision Adjustable Capacity by Amy Mcleod

Of course I didn't know what made a good hit, and what didn't as I've never bought it before. But now I have a few tips. PROS: 1. Is it a three-hole punch that can be adjusted to many hole positions, such as; B. a two-hole punch? You can do it. Do you want to edit A4, A5 format? You can do it. 2. It is easy to punch and clean, and you can easily insert and remove punched paper. CONS: 1. You have to use a screwdriver to move the tabs that align the perforations. I prefer the one where you can easily move the tabs around. 2. The tray with the perforated paper holes is leaking. If you punch the perforator and then move it, small confetti holes will fly out. The compartment is slippery and comes out of the closed position easily and frequently. 3. You should be able to see the position of the paper if you want to pierce it with two holes and according to the visual guide. You expect it to be really centered, but it's not. It's not level so I had to put tape on the base to indicate the correct spot for the 2 hole punch. After getting out my screwdriver to move the tabs into the two holes. These are luxury questions. For the price it works perfectly. With three holes I think it does the job well. But I wouldn't sell it because of its versatility. It's versatile, but not precise and not easily customizable. And circles of confetti grow old over time. Something like glitter. It's funny at first. Then.