🔪 GBC Paper Shredder 130 Sheet Capacity: Auto Feed, Super Cross-Cut for Small Home Office - Stack-and-Shred 130X (1757571) Black Review

I needed a paper shredder which I have looked everywhere hoping to find a durable and affordable price. I'm having trouble figuring out that the machine isn't taking the heavier paper into a slot that shreds 130 papers at a time. You should use it in the actual shredder tooth strip, not the machine bed, after finding out a lot of grinding was a no-brainer.

You can't just throw away a stack of old paper, the staples will hinder the paper's movement to the cut surface, so pull them out! B. for paper of different sizes. Well, they have to be big enough to be caught by the rollers that pinch and pull the paper. If you use this with common sense and put in a little effort to remove the staples, this shredder is a godsend! No more sitting around shoving sheets into a small volume shredder, no more copying indestructible pieces, and no more cluttering…

Great idea, poor quality product. I love the idea that you can download and shred pages without having to keep feeding the machine. I work in a small office that's not good at disposing of old documentation, so I have to shred a lot of things. I figured that with this product I could load 130 sheets at a time, work on other things, and then upload and refill as needed. Not correct. I've spent most of today getting this to work as advertised. If it doesn't get stuck on the 10th hand, it won't…

It can hold 130 sheets of paper, but without careful control and manual operation it certainly cannot shred 130 sheets. You can't put 130 sheets in (or any number), close the door and expect it to burst through the stack. You're lucky if he reads 10 pages before you have to open the door to intervene because he can't grab the next sheet. to grab the next one. The instructions say to open and close the door. If you do this most of the time it just spins around and stops picking up the paper. You

In the end they actually sent this product back. Despite a good mix of good and bad reviews, we decided to order and try this paper shredder. Unfortunately, on first use it was very. cheesy. I thought maybe it was user error as I had never used an auto feed shredder before. I tried to crumple up the pages because if I put them straight into a pile the machine would stall. It has a setting to automatically clear jams and tried to clear the jam itself but never did. I will say that clearing the…

I like it when I can put papers in the tray and walk away and the papers get torn to shreds. It is good when you clean files and get rid of junk. The automatic 100-sheet tray only handles plain paper well. You cannot put cardboard or smooth paper in the auto bin. Unusually (in my opinion), the papers in the auto tray are drawn into the shredder mechanism in the center, which essentially folds them in half for shredding. I thought the papers would be fed from one end, which seems more logical to

we spent the weekend sanding with it. It just keeps going and going and doesn't overheat. However, give him space as he warms up. You have to find out how much he likes receiving paper. Manuscripts, scripts, or other equally sized pages work great. Really does 100 sheets at once, but not all at once. Not that it's five times faster than a 25-sheet shredder. But it gets done faster because you can LOAD 100 sheets at a time. So a 25-sheet shredder can run faster if you load more sheets as quickly