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The Bind-it-All is a compact, dual-action machine that both punches and o-wire binds
ANY size album, book or journal. The machine weighs about three pounds and does
from cleaning the hole-punched confetti mess out of the side door of the machine.
The BiA can punch through materials that are 1/8-inch thick, including:
• chipboard
• coasters
• plastic
• wood
• fabric
• CDs
• Vinyl record albums
• Gift cards
• 8 pieces of cardstock at once
A few exceptions include:
• Metal – Only cardstock-thin metal can be punched with the BiA, such as
“Beware of Dog” and “For Sale” signs found at hardware stores, and slide-to-open
CD holders (often mailed with AOL CDs inside). Read more
• Acrylic – Only certain types of acrylic can be punched in the BiA, due to
thickness and the type of plastic. Most acrylics 1/8-inch thick are too tough to be
punched in the BiA and others are too brittle and will shatter. If you are looking for
acrylic to use with the BiA, click here.
• Rock – Absolutely no slate, mica or any other rock can be punched with the
BiA.
Wire for the Bind-it-All comes in five colors (black, white, silver, brown and red) and
several different diameters, for projects of different widths. Wire comes in 12-inch
lengths that can be cut down to the size you need using regular wire cutters.
For more information about punch and wire settings, visit the ZutterZisters.com “In a
Bind?” section.
ANY size album, book or journal. The machine weighs about three pounds and does
from cleaning the hole-punched confetti mess out of the side door of the machine.
The BiA can punch through materials that are 1/8-inch thick, including:
• chipboard
• coasters
• plastic
• wood
• fabric
• CDs
• Vinyl record albums
• Gift cards
• 8 pieces of cardstock at once
A few exceptions include:
• Metal – Only cardstock-thin metal can be punched with the BiA, such as
“Beware of Dog” and “For Sale” signs found at hardware stores, and slide-to-open
CD holders (often mailed with AOL CDs inside). Read more
• Acrylic – Only certain types of acrylic can be punched in the BiA, due to
thickness and the type of plastic. Most acrylics 1/8-inch thick are too tough to be
punched in the BiA and others are too brittle and will shatter. If you are looking for
acrylic to use with the BiA, click here.
• Rock – Absolutely no slate, mica or any other rock can be punched with the
BiA.
Wire for the Bind-it-All comes in five colors (black, white, silver, brown and red) and
several different diameters, for projects of different widths. Wire comes in 12-inch
lengths that can be cut down to the size you need using regular wire cutters.
For more information about punch and wire settings, visit the ZutterZisters.com “In a
Bind?” section.
Bind-it-All
transparencies and other papers in to precision-cut, modular-sized pages. The
DreamKuts features three self-sharpening rotary blades that never need to be
replaced. The DreamKuts should not need any routine maintenance, requires no
electricity and weighs less than five pounds.
The DreamKut’s front slot takes 12-inch-wide paper and cuts it in to three 4-inch
strips.
The DreamKut’s back slot takes any paper 2 to 12 inches wide and, with the help
of self-centering tabs, cuts it directly in half. For example, 12-inch paper is cut into
two 6-inch strips; 8 1/2 –inch wide paper is cut into two 4 ¼-inch strips; 2-inch
paper is cut into two 1-inch strips, etc.
The best way to use the DreamKuts, and ensure you have straight, even cuts, is to
place the machine in front of you on a table and have the cut paper slide out away
from you. Do not push, pull or shift the paper by hand as it feed in to the machine.
Set the paper lightly into the slot and allow the rollers to take the paper. The
machine is designed to self-correct for an even cut.
Other facts about the DreamKuts:
• The DreamKuts DOES NOT cut chipboard. Trying to cut chipboard may
break your DreamKuts. If you have already run chipboard through it, and your
machine no longer cuts, please refer to the “In a Bind?” section’s “DreamKuts
after chipboard” to learn how to fix it.
• The DreamKuts is not meant to replace your paper trimmer.
• Among those who benefit from owning a DreamKuts are teachers, Bind-it-All
owners, and anyone else who needs to mass-produce modular paper pieces
quickly.
DreamKuts features three self-sharpening rotary blades that never need to be
replaced. The DreamKuts should not need any routine maintenance, requires no
electricity and weighs less than five pounds.
The DreamKut’s front slot takes 12-inch-wide paper and cuts it in to three 4-inch
strips.
The DreamKut’s back slot takes any paper 2 to 12 inches wide and, with the help
of self-centering tabs, cuts it directly in half. For example, 12-inch paper is cut into
two 6-inch strips; 8 1/2 –inch wide paper is cut into two 4 ¼-inch strips; 2-inch
paper is cut into two 1-inch strips, etc.
The best way to use the DreamKuts, and ensure you have straight, even cuts, is to
place the machine in front of you on a table and have the cut paper slide out away
from you. Do not push, pull or shift the paper by hand as it feed in to the machine.
Set the paper lightly into the slot and allow the rollers to take the paper. The
machine is designed to self-correct for an even cut.
Other facts about the DreamKuts:
• The DreamKuts DOES NOT cut chipboard. Trying to cut chipboard may
break your DreamKuts. If you have already run chipboard through it, and your
machine no longer cuts, please refer to the “In a Bind?” section’s “DreamKuts
after chipboard” to learn how to fix it.
• The DreamKuts is not meant to replace your paper trimmer.
• Among those who benefit from owning a DreamKuts are teachers, Bind-it-All
owners, and anyone else who needs to mass-produce modular paper pieces
quickly.
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