Rayson TD-132 Wire Binding Machine, 32-Hole Spiral Coil Binder, 3:1 Pitch, Punches 12 Sheets, Binds up to 120 Sheets, Sturdy Metal Construction

A great binding machine for a graphic designer that makes smaller quantities of bound books.

As long as you follow the instructions this thing works like a dream. I have used it to bind between 2-3k pages over the course of the last few weeks.

Sturdy but case around is plastic. I must put the handle in full upward position to remove paper (duh). . . Yeah, I punch what I could and could not pull out the small stack, around 10 pages, until I pushed the handle back up. Holes are aligned evening. I have used it on about 10notebooks.

I think this machine is pretty good for the price. I have some thoughts though. Firstly, I think others have mentioned the prongs on the front where you put the paper and add your binding. It’s plastic so I can see how it’s easily breakable. Mine are fine as of now. Another thought is it’s much smaller than the other machine I was using which is honestly a pro. It gives me a little more space in my studio. A couple cons though are: it’s loud af when punching but not a big problem for me. Then the binding they give you, specifically the wire binding, is not big enough for the projects i’m doing. If you’re using 20lb paper it won’t be much of an issue. If you’re using thicker paper though, you might want to buy bigger binding like I did. One more thing I’d like to add is I can only punch so many pieces of the thicker paper I use at once. I’m afraid of breaking it mostly lol. Honestly though it’s not a big deal because I like doing the punching. Overall I think the machine is worth it at the price especially if you’re just getting started in binding together projects like I am.

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This thing is amazing! I'm a homeschooling mom and wanted to save myself $ by binding our own curricula. I knew I wanted to use the proclick spines and tried the proclick punch but it was terrible... it kept misaligning, the giant stack of paper and ink wasted because it was crooked not to mention all the onsies and twosies of pages I had to reprint...it was terrible. And I'm profient in using other hole punches... it may have been defective...but either way I was over it. I returned it and got this one. It is a DREAM. It punches a decent amount of pages at a time (i used 28lb paper) or 2 cardsrock laminated in 5 mil. It even came with a little corner nipper to take the sharp corners off my trimmed down laminated covers! So happy with this! Proclick fits it perfectly. I got all my blossom and root level 1 bound in a few hours. This was delivered at 3 I started after dinner and I was waiting on my last few things to print to punch it because it went so fast an smooth. This one I only had 1 reprint to do from misalignment and jt was my fault for getting sloppy. Everything else consistently punched exactly the same. But to others points make sure you clean it first by using their cardboard, I also used some scrap paper (which i had plenty of thanks to the other punch) to punch a few more times just to make sure it was fully clean.

Extremely crude and rudimentary. Do not buy unless you need a solution that will be for very occasional binding and small books (1 inch or less). Will only punch one cover page at a time or 2-4 regular pieces of paper at one time. It is a huge headache to open the comb to insert pages - basically just flimsy little plastic teeth are on the front of the machine.

Easy to use & setup. Two years and so far still working, however I've only used it on 5 projects so far. Have cut printer paper, 110lb cardstock paper, plastic vellum paper, .. all have come out great!