💜 Rapesco P3100 Heavy Duty 3 Hole Punch - Purple, 100-Sheet Capacity (1272) Review

Works great as promised. However, if you need to perform a high volume, high demand ritual frequently, I would spend the EXTRA $100 and buy a more powerful device. Plain 20# paper is likely to puncture cleaner than thicker coated brochure paper.

Bought this primarily to punch holes in the Woodsmith magazines which I keep in three ring binders. They used to come with punched holes, but for some reason they stopped. I needed a strong punch to punch magazines and it does the job perfectly! A little pricey maybe, but it's a well-made, solid kick that should last a long time.

Bought less than a year ago. It hasn't been used heavily. Recently stopped punching one of the three holes (only two holes were drilled). I did some research and found that the cutouts don't come loose from the cutters. They are stuck inside in a cement-like mass. I've tried removing them with a rolled up paper clip - absolutely no avail. After trying several other objects to push them out, I found the only tool that worked: a tiny corkscrew on a pocket knife I keep in my desk. I literally had…

Bought this primarily to punch holes in the Woodsmith magazines that I keep in three ring binders. They used to come with punched holes, but for some reason they stopped. I needed a strong punch to punch magazines and it does the job perfectly! A little pricey maybe, but it's a well-made, solid kick that should last a long time.

Good and strong! The long arm gives you plenty of leverage to punch holes in catalogs and the like. Punching heads and boards are interchangeable. Centering arms simplify symmetry. I just wish the heads were articulated, but their positions are standard for folders and catalog shelves. The spare part number is printed directly on the base.