6 Hole Puncher, Loose Leaf Paper Puncher Adjustable Punching Handheld with Scale Lines A4/30, A5/20, B5/26 Holes Punch for Schools Offices Photo Studios Crafts Tags Paper Cards Cardboard DIY

I am the director of a preschool and my students wanted to make calendars for their parents. I was looking into ways to bind them on a budget. This little hole punch was easy to use and worked perfectly! Naturally, it is a small hole punch so I had to punch each page separately (we used thick card stock) and each page had to be punched a few times to make holes across the entire page but the process was easy and each came out prefect! If you want to punch a bunch of holes fast then you will need to spend the money on a larger machine but if you are patent and on a budget, you can get the same results with this little punch. Bravo!

Read the description carefully. It is only 3 inches across. Says it can punch 5 sheets at a time. AND you will have to line up and punch EVERY GROUP OF FIVE at least four or five times. Complete waste of money on my part as I have multiple books of greater than fifty pages to do. Haven't been ripped off this bad since a guy on Ebay sent me a actual box of rocks and laughed when I tried to get my money back. You can buy a real one for twice the cost which is what I will do. Actual value of this is about five or six dollars. It probably cost less than a dollar to make.

This very small (2"x3") punch only accepts 1 sheet of printer paper or very very lightweight cardstock at a time. Also, I purchased the suggested 4:1 spiral binding at the same time. However, the spiral binding is 4:1 and the little punch only has a 3:1 pitch so the binding suggested doesn't work. Returning this little punch.

It broke the first time I used it.