🖤 Swingline Adjustable Capacity Puncher: Efficient Punching with Customizable Capacity Review

This shot is amazing. I've been using an older model of the same design that I use regularly in my office for 25 years and it still works great. This is for home use and works just like my old model. A product that has not been discounted in the name of progress! My ONLY complaint is that the lube on the stamps, which was presumably to protect them during shipping and storage, stained the first few sheets, but after I cleaned them up a bit it was perfect!

I have some A4 stamp album pages that I wanted to put in A4 binders but they have 4 rings. I tried punching new holes with a regular 3 hole US paper punch, removing the center punch and reattaching the other two, punching two holes, then flipping the paper, matching and punching the other two holes. Due to the amount of paperwork I have it would be very tiresome so I ordered this Swingline even though it was more than I was willing to pay. Got it when it was on sale and it's great! It punches…

Swingline Heavy Duty 3 Hole Punch is great. But although the holes it punches are as specified and larger than the holes made by standard hole punches, the holes are smaller than the holes made by the drill press used by the replication company for the I work. The larger holes made it easier to turn over entire sections of a large document without binding. With this hole punch, the holes don't make it so easy to turn large numbers on the pages. I still love this hole punch. It does the job…

The punch is well made and works well with large stacks of paper. The only complaint is that when punching a sheet or two, the center hole doesn't fully punch and "hangs" but when punching multiple sheets at once it works fine. I haven't changed any settings yet, but the punch can be set to different hole spacing. I really like the pen as it gives you great leverage and makes it easier to punch through tons of paper. Most other punches require a lot more downward pressure because they don't…

I did a lot of research before deciding on a heavy duty paper punch. I bought this swingline specifically to punch A4 paper (4 holes) for my planners. However, while clearing out my filing cabinet, I decided to also use it to better organize my messy, overflowing folder collection of user/installation guide files (appliances, electronics, appliances, etc.) so they can be stored in folders with three rings. Wow! This model easily punches 3 holes in 20/25 page manuals and brochures. It really…

Yes! I love this shop! I use this to punch holes in my Tupperware catalogs so I can put them in mini party binders. This allows me to use the same catalogs for each season. By putting them in these mini binders, partygoers know they can't be taken home. It also allows me to paste order forms, our mid-month brochures and other offers right into it. Thus, every guest receives a complete package. Before that, I had torn books apart, put them in protective sleeves, and put them in three-pronged…

I often use mini binders to organize notes, write instruction manuals and so on. It's easy enough to use my computer to print four minipages onto a standard 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of paper and then use the trimmer to create two double-sided pages. However, it was difficult to punch pages for mini three-ring binders. It looks like the only purpose-designed hole punch is the Mini Staple Punch, but it only processes a few sheets at a time, and it's pretty easy to miss the paper guide and punch the…