LevengerCirca Leverage Discbound Hole Punch, Heavy-Duty Large Paper Puncher for Disc Notebooks, Binders, Journals, Business Home Office Supplies

We’ve tried several disc bound punches, and this one is simply the best. It’s sturdy, can punch multiple pages at once, and can even punch through a laminated sheet. It’s easy to use and easy to empty. It’s big, so you need to have a good spot to store it. Overall, highly recommend if you use a disc bound system and will need to punch sheets regularly.

And my assumption was obvious that I got it with this punch also. Unfortunately, an order from the USA to Germany is always a bit tricky, or in any case quite expensive. I did not consider the point "Robustness", I rarely use the punch so much that I do not know if it will not fall apart at the 10th time, but it has the big advantage over its stapler It's extremely annoying, I can only confirm that the punch is doing its job very precisely and mercilessly, it's a pleasure to work with it, because the part just feels like a perfectly adjusted machine The part maybe 4 times a year, maybe even only 3 times, so it should actually last the rest of my life So if you are enthusiastic about the disc system and like to design and print your own pages, you can do it with this punch I can definitely recommend it without exception.

We have been using the Levenger Punch for nearly two and a half years and punched many pages. It is the largest capacity punch on the market for the discbound system and well worth the price. It systems to do more than 15 pages, however, don't over burden it. We have punched 35 mil plastic backs for notebooks, poly tab dividers, and 10 mil laminated covers and it goes right through them. Just this week it our paper gage suddenly broke. We've taped it back into place, but it's not ideal. I decided to call Levenger even though my warranty was up over a year ago. They are graciously replacing my punch! This is a class-act business with an excellent reputation. Too much for a punch? You get what you pay for. With Levenger, you get quality!

I searched all the disc bound cutters that I could find on the internet. Because of a special price deal, I decided to get the ARC punch, but I should have listened to the reviews because the holes are not punched deep enough and it makes them not sturdy enough for my liking. So I bit the bullet and got the Levenger. I wanted proper depth of the hole cuts, ability to cut as much paper as possible, to cut chipboard, and a guide for different sized paper. It gives me "letter", "junior" and "compact". It fit all my criteria and is so easy to cut several pages at once as well as thick paper and chipboard. I'm very glad I made the investment with this cutter.

I bought this as it was the only decent, heavy duty punch for disc bound planners I could find. It is sturdy, easy to use, and can do 15 sheets at a time with no problem. But if you are a Happy Planner person the holes don’t exactly line up so you have to do a bit of manual alignment.

For about eight years I have owned the older Levenger desktop punch that makes the older smaller "smurfs." When I decided to get back into Circa notebooks, I bought this newer punch. High leverage punch design is easier to use (especially with heavier stock) and the new larger smurf holes turn much easier on the Circa discs. One tip for Circa users: Get a 1/4 corner rounding punch and use it to round the two "hinge-side" corners of the pages after punching. After doing this, there seems to be less snagging and bending of the inside corners when turning pages on discs that are filled to near capacity.

Item immediately jammed. Removed bottom to unjam, and paper guide stopped locking. Sending back. I will prefer their metal version. This version appears not as durable.

This is a wonderful little product. If your looking for a book binder, that you want to take out pages and replace this is it, Using Circa Disks. I make watercolor blank books, So the pages can be took out, painted and put back in. But it is expensive unless your going to be using it a lot. For casual use there are others that do the same thing, just not at the volume this machine does.