Binding Machine for Planner： WORKLION Metal 10 Hole Punch&Multi Color 30 Hole Loose Leaf Binder Rings(10 pcs) for Making 26 Holes on B5 Paper, 30 Holes on A4, 20 Holes on A5 Book, Black

I bought this punch, after going back and forth looking at several different ones. I decided on it because of the price. It is SUPER easy to use and even though it small, you can do several pages at a time. The only con is, after looking at so many different ones, I neglected to read in the description that this one does not do letter size paper. I still used it on letter size, I just have an extra half-punched hole at the bottom of the binder - which is fine for me, because it's for my personal use - and for price and ease of use, I will deal with it!!

Once I got the right paper, (A4) it was fairly easy to punch holes. I tried all kinds of different ways to use 8/ 1/2 x 11 paper since that is what people use, but I couldn't get the holes without having one cut off. Decided to purchase A4 paper from Amazon ( no one carries A4 paper) Anyway, with the right size paper it was easy to use. They should put some rubber feet on bottom so it doesn't slide around.

I used this to make a journal as a gift. It's simple to use and produces great results! It even punched through the heavy cardstock I used as a cover. It's a really nice addition to my crafting tools.

This worked surprisingly well. Once you’ve figured out how you want your paper lined up it’s very easy to use and it’s not large so it’s very easy to store

This little binding machine worked great. It’s essentially a 10 hole punch. It gives really simple and clear directions on how to use it. It seemed very accurate to me. I thought it was a good value for this product. I used it to bind 6 homemade wall calendars made out of laminated cardstock. It held up well for this project, and I believe it is durable enough for any future binding projects.

Spine opener missing. They are cheap plastic and the little tabs break easily leaving the ring open. The directions aren't great and hole count is off.

Firstly, the shim to line up previously punched holes is off by a mm or two, so if you actually use it like you're supposed to you end up with a crooked punch. Once you figure that out you can account for it, but it's definitely not as easy as if they'd lined it up properly.Secondly, the plastic on the bottom broke the very first time I tried to open it to empty the receptacle.Not the best quality. But it does punch holes.

This is a very useful tool that I have used multiple times now. The only issue I have discovered is how far to move the paper over so you are not wasting time and effort to get down a page. I have to count the holes to move down the page or guess. I have missed holes or not punched as many as I thought. I love the feature that the holes punched will help hold the paper in place as you move down for even spacing and so that you don't move the paper out so the holes continue to line up. It is heavy duty and works as it is supposed to. I have punched 30 pages at a time but have probably done 15.