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You can use a hand held punch...but the new Bind it all machine...works great...perfectly lined up and spaced holes...punches 6 holes at one time...
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Cropadile, japanese hole punch, book binding punch, etc
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I saw on SCS a while ago that someone had punched 2 holes in each corner of the bottom coaster and had threaded ribbon through instead of gluing the botom on. The person said the box could then be disassembled and stored flat. Another option for you to consider!
I saw on SCS a while ago that someone had punched 2 holes in each corner of the bottom coaster and had threaded ribbon through instead of gluing the botom on. The person said the box could then be disassembled and stored flat. Another option for you to consider!
That is a great idea. If anyone knows where there is a picture of this, I would sure be interested!
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I have used both a hand held punch and the crop-a-dile, the hand held was hard to punch through with, but it does go through the crop-a-dile was a breeze not to mention you can set the depth on the crop-a-dile
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Originally Posted by housefan
That is a great idea. If anyone knows where there is a picture of this, I would sure be interested!
http://prairiepaperandink.typepad.com/amyr/
Scroll about � way down the page and Amy has a picture of it from the bottom too so you can see exactly what she means when she describes it.
How do you put holes in Chipboard to make Coaster Boxes?
