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One of the things I purchased while in the US last week was a Staple Free Stapler (I love seeing how new things work). This little device makes a small cut through the pieces of paper you want to join, and then folds the cut under and through a slit it makes in the paper. Everyone I've shown it to thinks it is neat.
At US$10, it's not expensive (and say good bye to buying staples).
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looks great, but does it work (ie staple the pages together and keep them together even after reading, page turning etc)?
Posted by: Marco | October 02, 2008 at 08:19 AM
Yes it does Marco ... but will only hold together up to 5 or 6 sheets. So it's for small jobs, but it's pretty strong. I've put a 2 sheet and 4 sheet sample in the mail for you today.
M.
Posted by: Michael Sampson | October 02, 2008 at 09:58 AM