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

This made assembling our school books so much easier! It’s a little loud when punching but the less pages you use the quieter it’ll be. It was worth it! I’m so glad I finally decided to get one.

This has been a great binder and it has been very helpful in making homeschool books for my children. I will say that the instructions that come with the machine are lacking, but the company does have a Youtube video on this machine that showed exactly how to set it up and use it.

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 bought this to make calendars. It works very well but I did find that it will only punch 3 sheets of paper or 2 sheets of cardstock well. If I did more than that, it would curl the ends of the top sheet and not punch correctly. I used it to punch several sheets and used the paper included; there was no trouble with oil on the calendars.

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

I use this badboy to make handmade notebooks and planners for my etsy store. I highly recommend reading the instructions because it's not a cheap machine and they have clear notes on how NOT to damage your machine. I really like the binding wire measuring guides on the top of the machine and the little plastic pickets in the front to help place your pages in the binding wire. It's a one stope shop to bind your book, notebook, planner, etc.

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!