MINICOIL Manual Coil Punch with Electric Inserter - Oval Hole
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MINICOIL Manual Coil Punch with Electric Inserter - Oval Hole
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Product Description
The Mybinding MINICOIL-OE coil binding machine is perfect for the home office or occasionally coil binding. The MINICOIL-OE offers you an inexpensive alternative for color coil binding your documents into a personal professional finished presentation. This coil binding machine has an adjustable depth margin and can bind documents up to 2” thick while also featuring a compact design. The MINICOIL-OE is capable of punching 4:1 pitch oval holes in up to 8 sheets of 20lb paper at a time. The oval hole punch is preferred by some for the look and ease of inserting the coil. The wide variety of color coil and covers available at Mybinding make it easy to customize your documents and brand, with the addition of the Mybinding MINICOIL this is now an affordable possibility for anyone.
Coil Crimpers are not included with this machine. Don't forget to pick up your crimping pliers today.
Product Details
- Punches 4:1 pitch .250 pitch 43 oval hole pattern.
- Punches up to 8 sheets of 20lb paper.
- Quality construction compact design. Adjustable depth margin.
- Manual punch with electric coil inserter.
- Includes waste tray and spiral coil selector.
- Warranty: 1 year.
Demonstration Video
Transcript:
Welcome to MyBinding video. This is the MiniCoil-OE 4:1 Pitch Punch and Coil Binding Machine. Before starting, make sure you are indeed using 4:1 coil as your binding. First, adjust the left backstop for the correct size paper. There's an easy 11 inch guide and the punch holes are numbered. Pull the left tab out depending on if you're making a small or larger book and here's a comparison of the margin sizes. Start off with punching a test page first to make sure that your punches are correct. With the pages aligned, pull the lever down. When you're finished punching all your pages, thread the ...
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Welcome to MyBinding video. This is the MiniCoil-OE 4:1 Pitch Punch and Coil Binding Machine. Before starting, make sure you are indeed using 4:1 coil as your binding. First, adjust the left backstop for the correct size paper. There's an easy 11 inch guide and the punch holes are numbered. Pull the left tab out depending on if you're making a small or larger book and here's a comparison of the margin sizes. Start off with punching a test page first to make sure that your punches are correct. With the pages aligned, pull the lever down. When you're finished punching all your pages, thread the coil manually through a few holes. 4 to 5 does the job well. Then turn on the roller and gently place the coil against it. It will spin the coil through the rest of the holes. When you're done, don't forget to turn the roller off. You should have extra coil on the sides. With coil crimper pliers, cut off the extra. Do so on both sides. This machine is not sold with a pair of crimpers. One of the best parts is that the MiniCoil-OE is almost made completely of metal. For more demos, reviews and how-to's, go to MyBinding.com.
MINICOIL-OE Manual Coil Punch with Electric Inserter - Oval Hole
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Welcome to MyBinding.com. This is the MiniCoil-OE Oval Hole Punch and Binding Machine with Electric Inserter.
Whether you're binding daily, monthly or yearly, this inexpensive machine makes binding simple and cost effective for you. All MyBinding’s machines are made with quality, long lasting materials and are backed by a two year warranty for peace of mind. Start by removing the thumbscrew on the right side, slip on the handle and replace the screw. Adjust the left edge stop for the correct size paper, then you can punch up to 8 pages of 20 pound paper. There's an easy 11 inch guide for st ... Read More
Whether you're binding daily, monthly or yearly, this inexpensive machine makes binding simple and cost effective for you. All MyBinding’s machines are made with quality, long lasting materials and are backed by a two year warranty for peace of mind. Start by removing the thumbscrew on the right side, slip on the handle and replace the screw. Adjust the left edge stop for the correct size paper, then you can punch up to 8 pages of 20 pound paper. There's an easy 11 inch guide for st ... Read More
Welcome to MyBinding.com. This is the MiniCoil-OE Oval Hole Punch and Binding Machine with Electric Inserter.
Whether you're binding daily, monthly or yearly, this inexpensive machine makes binding simple and cost effective for you. All MyBinding’s machines are made with quality, long lasting materials and are backed by a two year warranty for peace of mind. Start by removing the thumbscrew on the right side, slip on the handle and replace the screw. Adjust the left edge stop for the correct size paper, then you can punch up to 8 pages of 20 pound paper. There's an easy 11 inch guide for standard paper, and the punch holes are all numbered. This particular machine makes oval holes at a 4:1 pitch, meaning it makes four holes per inch and 43 per page. Remember to use 4:1 wire with these booklets. The tab on the left side of the machine is used to set your margins depending on the size of your booklet. Don’t forget to periodically empty the waste tray. After you've punched your pages and covers, take your coil and twist it through four or five holes. Plug in the machine, and press the red button on top to engage the coil roller. Gently press the coil to the roller and watch the coil spin right through to the end. Even out the ends, take your coil crimpers and crimp the ends so it won't come unbound. Stop paying expensive labor and make perfect booklets on your own time with MyBinding's line of hole punch and binding machines.
For more videos and all your binding needs, go to MyBinding.com
Whether you're binding daily, monthly or yearly, this inexpensive machine makes binding simple and cost effective for you. All MyBinding’s machines are made with quality, long lasting materials and are backed by a two year warranty for peace of mind. Start by removing the thumbscrew on the right side, slip on the handle and replace the screw. Adjust the left edge stop for the correct size paper, then you can punch up to 8 pages of 20 pound paper. There's an easy 11 inch guide for standard paper, and the punch holes are all numbered. This particular machine makes oval holes at a 4:1 pitch, meaning it makes four holes per inch and 43 per page. Remember to use 4:1 wire with these booklets. The tab on the left side of the machine is used to set your margins depending on the size of your booklet. Don’t forget to periodically empty the waste tray. After you've punched your pages and covers, take your coil and twist it through four or five holes. Plug in the machine, and press the red button on top to engage the coil roller. Gently press the coil to the roller and watch the coil spin right through to the end. Even out the ends, take your coil crimpers and crimp the ends so it won't come unbound. Stop paying expensive labor and make perfect booklets on your own time with MyBinding's line of hole punch and binding machines.
For more videos and all your binding needs, go to MyBinding.com
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Questions & Answers
Great Question! This machine is best for full letter sheets.
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Unfortunately, this machine would only have 110 voltage.
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Thanks for your question. We have checked with multiple vendors and for the 5:1 coil is only option is the round holes. If you are looking for the oval holes you would have to switch to the 4:1 ratio coils and punching options.
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Asked by Christine Fondaw
Feel free to call us at 800-944-4573 and we can place a parts order for the cord. This isn't something we have on our website but we can manually place the order. We are opened from 6am-5pm PST.
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Thank you for your question. There are 2 hole spacings for 4:1 pitch that are very close but are just different enough so the holes will not line up and it will depend on which you are trying to match. The MINICOIL Manual Coil Punch with Electric Inserter - Oval Hole has a 43 hole (.250") spacing and the other spacing would give you 44 holes (.2475") on the 11" side of the sheet. You would need to determine the exact pitch of the punch that you are trying to match.
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Asked by Bea
Thank you for your question. The product page for the crimping pliers has a good video demonstrating their use. You can find that video here .
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Thank you for your question. The Minicoil does not have dies that can be disengaged so you may end up with a half punch at the edge of your page. The Tamerica Optimus-46 4:1 Pitch Coil Binding Machine will be the least expensive option that will have that feature. You can find that machine here .
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Thank you for your question. This machine's shipping weight is 16lbs.
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Thank you for your question. First thing i would do is gently jostle the tray to try get them waste paper to settle. You may want to rock the machine back and forth a bit to get them more evenly spread and not blocking the removal of the tray.
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Thank you for your question. The MINICOIL Manual Coil Punch with Electric Inserter - Oval Hole is able to punch up to 8 sheets of 20# paper at a time. The largest 4:1 coil is 50mm ( 2") in diameter and can accommodate up to 440 sheets of 20# paper.
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Thank you for your question. The MINICOIL Manual Coil Punch would not be able to punch a 10 mil thick lamination pouch. It should be able to punch a 3mil or 5 mil pouch one at a time.
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Thank you for your question. The MINICOIL Manual Coil Punch would be able to punch 7 mil clear covers one at a time.
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Crimping pliers are not included. However you can find them here If you don't have crimping pliers you can always use a pair of needle nosed pliers but the process is quite a bit more difficult.
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Asked by Raffy D.
As a "entry level" machine the Minicoil is more limited in the thickness in stock it is able to punch. You should be able to punch up to 20 point chip board and standard binding covers in the range of 110# . Oval holes are slightly larger than round holes and make binding and using larger ( 200+ page) books easier because of the extra wiggle room the coils have .
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