📎 Swingline Precision Pro Hole Puncher - Adjustable, 2-3 Holes, 10 Sheet Punch Capacity - Black/Gray (74038) Review

Just received and a little disappointed with not being easy to set up. After years of punching scripts (3 holes on the side) and legal documents (2 holes on top), most of the work has now shifted to electronic "paper". But sometimes, when you still need real paper, a hole punch comes to the rescue. I got this when I suddenly needed to replace a trusty old all-metal 3-hole punch that was finally wearing out (after 30 years!) PROS: - Heavy enough to stay in place while punching holes. Not skinny.

First, it's mainly metal, the problem is the hammer heads, they suck. I had to buy 2 such minimum orders. Well between the two I couldn't get 4 shock heads to work. The biggest problem was that after about 3 shots he stopped making clean holes for some reason, he stopped pushing the shots down far enough, it was a slow moving of a hole, then 2, then they all stopped. , somewhere around the 8th leaf. So I tried to "help" him and put some cardboard between the pressure lever and the punch heads…

Of course I didn't know what made a good hole punch and what didn't as I had never bought one. 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…