Studying Does anyone have any experiences with springback binders?

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Springback binders can be challenging to write on, and concerns about paper falling out and whether pages lay flat are common. Observations indicate that proper printing techniques are crucial for effective binding, including leaving extra space on the bound edge. Some users criticize instructional videos for not demonstrating these essential practices adequately. The discussion highlights a need for better guidance on using springback binders effectively. Overall, experiences with springback binders reveal both usability issues and the importance of correct preparation.
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Does anyone have any experiences with springback binders is hard to write on them, can paper fall out, do paper lay flat?


 
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I think you concentrate way too much on how instead of on what.
 
user079622 said:
Does anyone have any experiences with springback binders
I don't, but it looks like the person in the video does not either. They clearly did not print those pages with the intention of binding them. They did not include the extra space on the bound edge that is necessary. Clumsy video, IMO.
 
berkeman said:
I don't, but it looks like the person in the video does not either. They clearly did not print those pages with the intention of binding them. They did not include the extra space on the bound edge that is necessary. Clumsy video, IMO.
nice observation
 
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