Kokuyo Harinacs Japanese Stapleless Stapler Black (Office Product) Question - When you staple paper with this stapleless stapler, Is there is a hole left on the paper?
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Did you ever find the kind that crimps instead of making a hole in the paper? I am also looking for a "crimper" and would love knowing where one could be found.
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Mine did that and I did everything... Finally, I found it was the paper I got on special at Staples.... It was sticking up someway.... I switched to another brand... worked fine...
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No, the stapler is not transparent. There is a silver piece through the top that covers the staples.
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The black bottom part the stapler sets on pulls open and as you pull open the bottom part, the staple loader pulls out and you will see the staples. And they are in upside down. You need to load the staples with the pointy side up. Then push the black handle back in and close the stapler.
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Yes it does. I love this stapler. I don't use it much but a co workers has had hers for years and loves it too
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No, paper is like a notebook blinded by glue. It's really nice so you don't lose any paper. But if you are looking at removing the paper this would not be a good option.
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I owned 1 of these for years. It staples neat and clean on 1 page or 40.I only used the Bostitch premium crown staples and never had any problem.After about 8 years of use the stapler started shooting out a staple every couple of hours so I don't use it anymore. I am thinking of buying another stapler so I will probably buy another one just like it. I loved it.
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It works great when stapling 1 page. My page never separates from itself when I staple it to nothing.
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While I have not experienced that problem with the Munix 25153 Stapler, I have had the same problem using another booklet stapler. First, I was trying to staple too many pieces of paper for the stapler's capacity. Heavier paper can cause the same problem; not only was I trying to staple together too much paper, the booklet had a card stock cover. Another issue may be not the right staples. I use Munix heavy-duty staples (1/2 inch, 23/13-H) with the Munix stapler and so far have had no problems. I hope this helps with the problem.
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There are rubber rollers that grab/push the paper, sometimes they get sticky from residue buildup, you can rub them down with a Q-tip dipped in a little alcohol. But I am not sure if this your problem. Is there something blocking the paper catch, could it have a residue build up around the hookup area?
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I have not had a problem with mine. If you are using duo-fast staples, then your driver may be bent or your pressure is insufficient.
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This stapler is a piece of junk. I bought one and it didn't work at all. I am now using it as a paper weight. So your answer is no, since it doesn't work you cannot fix caps to anything.
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No. The staples on this stapler are thicker and bigger than the regular ones.
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I wasn't exactly sure what you meant by this, but I just looked it up and then tried the stapler on an index card and then on a piece of paper. From what I can tell, this stapler is not a flat clinch stapler because the staple is flat on the top of the paper, but each side of the staple is slightly raised up on the bottom of the paper -- not completely flat.
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NOTE: I was puzzled by this same question, trying to use this B8E electric stapler at my school. The stapler was jammed with STANDARD staples so that when the big top button was pushed, nothing moved. Had to unscrew and remove the overall cover to see what was happening, pull the slide out and remove the staples. Standard staples are too wide, but close enough that someone unfamiliar may not notice. Stuck a big note on the stapler to tell others "USE ONLY B8 STAPLES." This problem may mystify those who do not have jammed staplers, since the staple magazine pops out when the button is pushed - unless jammed with Standard staples. NOTE: I was puzzled by this same question, trying to use this B8E electric stapler at my school. The stapler was jammed with STANDARD staples so that when the big top button was pushed, nothing moved. Had to unscrew and remove the overall cover to see what was happening, pull the slide out and remove the staples. Standard staples are too wide, but close enough that someone unfamiliar may not notice. Stuck a big note on the stapler to tell others "USE ONLY B8 STAPLES." This problem may mystify those who do not have jammed staplers, since the staple magazine pops out when the button... » Read More NOTE: I was puzzled by this same question, trying to use this B8E electric stapler at my school. The stapler was jammed with STANDARD staples so that when the big top button was pushed, nothing moved. Had to unscrew and remove the overall cover to see what was happening, pull the slide out and remove the staples. Standard staples are too wide, but close enough that someone unfamiliar may not notice. Stuck a big note on the stapler to tell others "USE ONLY B8 STAPLES." This problem may mystify those who do not have jammed staplers, since the staple magazine pops out when the button is pushed - unless jammed with Standard staples. « Show Less
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It doesn't use any staples at all. It makes a self folding self tab. Don't "staple" more than 5 or 6 pages or it may jam.
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Yes, it does. However, I don't recommend it. It jams too much and the place where you empty the paper remnants has so small an opening that the paper has a tendency to become jammed inside the machine. Believe it or not I recommend a machine that I bought thru LTD Commodities for 20.00. It works much better and can also hole punch holes on one side and binding machine holes on the other. It is also has a much bigger handle.