Review on 📸 Black Large Magnetic X-Pando Photo Album by Kelsey Brown

As mentioned earlier these albums are very difficult to assemble and disassemble. You won't want to play around with it once you have it. And once you figure it out, they make great albums. I ordered three of these (black with gold trim) for my Navy husband's scrapbook. I ruined an album when my screwdriver (yes, you need a screwdriver to open these things!) slipped and poked through the album cover. But the album I finished is great. I bought lots of extra magnet pages (10 included with the album but you'll probably need a lot more) for the second (unfinished) album. The albums are a great memento of his career and I love that they are classic so I can order the exact same ones in the future. a set of 10 pages comes with a post). Albums can contain many pages! So when adding a post, tighten it just enough that it no longer feels loose. Your instinct will tell you how tight to tighten it, but if you do, you won't be able to loosen it. And if you had someone to help you (which I didn't) it would be a lot easier. I hope that makes sense. My final recommendation: If you want to change things frequently or add/remove pages, you really need a 3-ring album system. I wish so much Pioneer would release a three ring album of this size and beauty, using the same magnetic sides. In my opinion, this would be the ideal system for the job. But if you already know what your project will be and don't want to change anything later, then by the end of the project it will work and be beautiful. I suggest creating your pages as you go, keeping them in the box the album comes in, and then assembling the album at the end of your project/year/whatever. When you're done, they'll make a beautiful presentation.