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I've also seen a glue-less paper binding trick where two pieces of paper are finely crimped together with some high pressure tool in alternating v^v^v^ patterns
by fritzo 8mo ago
I've also seen a glue-less paper binding trick where two pieces of paper are finely crimped together with some high pressure tool in alternating v^v^v^ patterns, actually making tiny tears in the paper. Does anyone know what kind of tool does that?
- AhCoonu7 8mo agoHarinacs stapleless stapler?
- gnabgib 8mo agoPossibly this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NeGah4YJg0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NeGah4YJg0 It's a bit hard to search for, because they make one that punches a hole too (shows up in the video).
- HiPhish 8mo agoThe problem with these staple-less staplers is that they permanently damage the paper. With a regular staple there are two tiny holes and that's it. You can bend open the staple to get back your individual sheets (e.g. to scan a particular page) and if you want to put them back together you can push the same staple or a fresh one back through the existing holes and bend it close. You can repeat the process as many times as you want and there won't be any new damage to the paper. With a paperless stapler you would have to do new damage to the paper each time. Also, a regular staple is pretty much forever while these crimped folds can eventually come loose again.
- ricardobeat 8mo agoThis is meant for disposable packaging
- appletrotter 8mo agoThat's a lot of words to explain a simple concept
- thadk 8mo agoMuji stocked a stapler like this for some time.
- snehesht 8mo agoKokuyo Stapleless Stapler In US, you can find it on Amazon for 15-20 bucks.