TIANSE Binding Machine, Wire Binder Machine 34 - Square Size Holes, Punching 120 Sheets, Bind 12 Sheets Book Maker with 100pcs of 3/8" Wire Binding Ring for Letter Size, A4, A5 or Smaller Sizes

Wanted to get this for years and it’s amazing! Great for student projects and books

Hey there, fellow office superhero! Are you tired of wrestling with your documents and ending up with a crooked mess of pages? Fear not, because this wire-binding machine will give you perfectly-bound documents every time. With 34 square size holes and the ability to punch up to 120 sheets, you'll be able to tackle even the most daunting binding tasks with ease. This machine can bind up to 12 sheets at a time, and it comes with 100 pcs of 3/8" wire binding rings in various sizes to fit your needs. Whether you're binding letter size, A4, A5, or smaller documents, this machine has got you covered. Say goodbye to flimsy comb binding and hello to sleek and professional wire binding. So if you're ready to take your binding game to the next level and impress your boss (or yourself, let's be real), this wire binding machine is the way to go. Get ready to be the binding master of your office!

Just got this machine in today. Never had a wire coil binding machine before. I'm tired of using pre-made planners and being inconvenienced to use office supply stores to bind custom documents. This machine seems reasonably intuitive to use and follow some simple directions as other reviewers have noticed. And as the other reviewer noticed, the 3mm setting on the left seems to be best for the size of coil spines included. My only issue is that this machine punches 34 holes. Anticipating that the included 3/8" coils would be on the small side, I ordered some 1/2" coils believing that they ought to be compatible. However, those coil spines are for 32 holes, not 34. It seems that most coil spines to be purchased are for 32 holes, not 34. There's a couple here on Amazon, but not many This is the primary reason I'm rating it 4-stars. However, I have returned it because it can be far more difficult (and therefore more expensive) to find more compatible wire spines for this machine. I now know that 32 holes seems to be the standard and now I know what to look for. This is a great machine. Too bad it isn't more compatible.

I purchased this machine in June. It worked fine for the first round of books (about 30). When I picked it up 2 months later to do another batch of books, I noticed that the punch margin was inconsistent and I damaged too many books. We took it apart to see what was going on and sure enough the back stop past the punches had broken. We put it back together (not easy or intended by the manufacturer, I am sure). I adjusted my process by relying on my eyeballs to align everything before punching and was able to finish my project. It is January, and I am halfway through another project of 50 books and the punch arm will not operate. The machine looks and feels sturdy but when you get into the guts of it some important parts are plastic. I have to replace the machine now and will be choosing a different manufacturer in hopes of getting a product that will last and allow me to produce my projects in a reliable way. I was unsure that I was going to use a binding machine enough to justify my original purchase so I opted for a lower cost model. Now I am hoping I can find one that helps me level-up.

Returned product bec it was too difficult for our office staff to operate.

I have been binding my own notebooks and DIY project plans for decades. That system uses plastic coils. The key different in this system is I will not need to thread the coils onto the sheets. So I was going this route to make binding my notebooks easier. I followed the directions and for the most part they were fine. This looks to me like a well constructed machine that can handle many bindings. I used this to bind 12 pages plus 2 pages of card stock. It came out well and was easy to do. other observations: - need a little trial and error to get the page adjustment just right. That is to have the holes the same distance from the ends. - It was difficult to punch through 12 pages of standard printer paper.. - A 5mm margin setting didn’t allow for folding over neatly when turning pages. 3mm worked fine. - When setting up the coil on the slot system, orientation is important. - For 8.5x11 sheet will need to trim the coil. I used wire cutters. - I would have liked a recommended margin setting for specific wire coils.

This is a nice machine for at home use. Its not professional grade, but I think it will do the work I need it to do. I am still learning how to bund my own sheets, but getting better at it. With a little more practice I am sure it will be very easy. It feels like a well constructed machine that will last for years!

I would have liked, three different sizes of wire binding material, along with color binders.

No corta bien deja rebabas en las hojas y es muy dura de operar, tengo otra de otra marca y es muy evidente la diferencia