Review on 🔧 Sparco SPR01796 3 Hole Adjustable Heavy Duty by Gelin Battle

All I want from a 3-hole punch is: 1) punch 3 holes at once on multiple sides, 2) do my own job , without snagging, 3) don't punch holes so close to the edge that they soon break through the paper, and not so deep into the paper that it's difficult to turn the pages of the notebook, and 4) last long enough, to make this hit the last one i have to buy . This isn't such a big list; however, judging by the bumps I've encountered before, including the $40-$50 bumps used in most offices I've worked in, the list always seemed unduly restrictive! No longer. This stamp easily met the first three requirements. As for the latter, I suspect it will coincide there as well. It's hard to see how it can't be. But even if it outlives me for just one of the two decades I might have left, it remains a steal at this price point ($17.49 at the time of this writing — pretty much the same price I paid a few years ago for a paid for a downright disappointing hit). cannot even handle 5 pages at a time, and it requires special care to avoid loading even one sheet evenly enough to end up with three holes instead of two holes plus a crescent). If the price of this device has doubled at the time of reading, don't hesitate: buy it anyway. You will still get your money's worth as you will have a hole punch that meets my unreasonable requirements. That's great: Man has not only figured out how to get to the moon and back, but (finally) how to make a reliable three-hole shot! For us, who will never walk on the moon, we can at least finally enjoy a three-hole punch that does its job perfectly.