Welcome to MyBinding video. This is the RubiCoil, a manual coil binding machine by Akiles. For those looking for an inexpensive way to bind coil documents, the RubiCoil is Akiles' most basic model for doing so. Let's watch it in action.
It's wise to use scrap paper to set your margins. You do so with the side margin control knob. Lock it down in place so all punches are consistent through your whole project. Once your margins are set, continue on into your project, first the covers and then the insides, punching as much as you need. The RubiCoil can handle up to ten sheets of 20lb paper per punch. Having punched through all your papers, assemble them together. It's time to select a coil. On the face of the RubiCoil is a very handy measuring tool that allows you to slide your book into place to see just how thick of a coil you need. And by twisting and spinning the coil, you thread it right through the holes all the way along the edge. Use the groove on the machine to help you do this in a faster way. When that's all the way through and hanging on either side, it's time for the coil crimpers. Crimp the ends off, make sure the red dot is always facing up so you pinch just on the inside. There you go. That's the RubiCoil and how to bind a book with it. For more demos, reviews, and how to's on this product and many more, check out MyBinding.com.