46-Hole Binding Machine Spiral Coil Binder Classic Red,DIY Book Binder Kits with Electric Coil Inserter,100pcs Comb Binding Spines,for Letter Size/A4/A5 School Office Home

Great item for the price! It’s a little hard to actually punch the holes, but I was doing it on card stock so I was getting quite the work out. As long as you position your spiral coil correctly it feeds through the holes really great and really fast.

After 2 other attempts this machine by far exceeds the competition! The hole are circular (which I prefer), punching is very consistent, I love the ability to determine which holes I want to punch and change the depth of the hole, and the electronic binder is helpful. I am able to punch about 20 pages at a time, or four 10 mil clear sheets. This machine has absolutely expedited my notebook-making process!

it’s okay but it’s super hard to cut more than 3 sheets of paper, is super squeaky (needs wd-40), and is awkward to store. i still use it because i need it but it’s not fun to use if that makes sense, especially when i am making spiral bound documents with 50+ pages and can only hole punch a super small amount at a time

This hole punch/book binder is easy to use and makes an attractive end product - I used it tp produce a book for self publishing. Although there was a problem with 2 parts missing (spines for binding and power supply) the company quickly supplied me with the parts and I am very happy both with them and with the product.

I've wanted to have my own spiral binding machine for years. This one is perfect for small book binding for personal use, business, and in the classroom. It's easy to use and gets the job done. It comes with enough spiral bindings to get started, too.

This is a nice little coil binder. The punch works well, though the thicker the item you're punching, the more effort will be required. Once you have the holes punched, the rubber wheel at the top runs the coils down the page, it kind of helps to follow the front of the coil with your fingertips to kind of "pinch" (very lightly) or more appropriately hold the pages together with the coil kind of pushing your fingers along, with you following. The included coils are plastic, not metal, so after cutting them to length, a small heat source like a lighter or soldering iron can be used to soften the very final bit of each end of the coil whereby you can bend it slightly to keep it from spinning back out. If you don't want to take this step it's not absolutely necessary, but I like to, personally. And I'd be lying if I said I didn't like the color. Ferrari would be proud to have this binder. If you want/need replacement coils, just search for "plastic spiral binding coils" right here on Amazon. There are different sizes and colors available besides what you get with this machine, so don't be afraid to get creative. In all, there's not much to dislike about this Ferrari-red coil binding machine. The price is decent, and it does a great job. It even comes with coils. I recommend this highly for the home user or student looking to organize.

Strong machine. Easy to use. Convenient

This is a budget binder that works well for your smaller spiral binding jobs. It feels a little plasticky and doesn't give you the feeling that's it's a heavy duty machine. I wouldn't put this in an environment where you're binding all day or in a commercial print shop. I don't get the feeling it would hold up. However for home use or the small office I feel it would be fine. Comes with 100 coils and a pair of cutters to trim and crimp the coils. Super easy to use and is an all in one budget friendly binding setup.