Surprised such a good buyJuly 30, 2008 Well, this one's a tough puncher and meets all my needs. Delivery was on time and I'm happy
Good productJune 4, 2008 Just be advised when adjusting punch for different sizes, leave center punch in place. You can remove it if necessary. Would buy again.
Easy to USESeptember 28, 2007 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is a wonderful machine--it's so easy to use--even for my 82-year old husband. Several sheets at a time are no problem, either. So glad I found it.
thanks!August 29, 2007 0 out of 3 found this review helpful
This was exactly what I was hoping for. The item was packed superbly and came rapidly as well. Thank you very much.
There are two versions of this punch...April 30, 2007 14 out of 15 found this review helpful
There are two very similar versions of this punch. Be careful... (I suspect some reviewers have confused the two).
- The 20-sheet version has a lock for the handle, so it doesn't take up as much room. The 12-sheet doesn't.
- The 20-sheet version has a lifetime warranty---which includes performance. If it stops working as well as it did when brand new; 20 years from now, they will replace it. The 12-sheet version has a 90 day warranty.
- The 20-sheet version is more robustly built and has a window at the bottom to see the collected "confetti". The 20-sheet version also has each hole labeled should you want to reconfigure where the punches are. (For example to turn it in to a 2 hole punch). The 12-sheet lacks all these features.
Speaking of which, both these models are only semi-adjustable. I.e. you'll need a screwdriver to rearrange the punches should you want to punch anything other than standard 8.5x11 paper with three holes.
Should you really want to do this---buy a different punch.
But if you are only punching 8.5x11 sheets with the standard three holes, the 20-sheet version is nice and deserves 5 stars....if you can get it for a decent price.
The 12-sheet version is not nearly as nice. I give it only three stars.
