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That's just silly. You screw the pages into the spine with a little allen key they give you.
by scoopertrooper 6y ago
That's just silly. You screw the pages into the spine with a little allen key they give you.
- DonHopkins 6y agoHopefully they don't use VeloBind 11 prong binding strips, but then only include 10 prongs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VeloBind https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VeloBind >It is possible to take a soft covered Velo-bound book, remove the old binding and cover, and re-bind it with a hard cover, which may be pre-embossed for more a more impressive appearance. This rapid up-grade was the cause of the short-lived motto "Soft to hard in 30 seconds!" That was first done when the firm was located in Sunnyvale, California.
- JMTQp8lwXL 6y agoI went and bought one of these allen keys to disassemble a well worn piece of Ikea furniture, only to unzip the back of the chair during disassembly, to find the allen wrench. Spent a good half hour looking for the manual online, only to remember Ikea manuals are all pictures. I found the manual and was reminded of this. About to give up, I took a risk, and thankfully bought the right sized key. Allen wrenches are made in both Imperial and Metric scales; Ikea, being Swedish, meant correctly picking metric. I later looked through the manual, and on the 2nd to last page, it documented the correct key size.