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Hello! While this machine does not have a reverse button, it does have a release button on the back. www.manualslib.com/manual/1073564/Gbc-Heatseal-H100.html?page=6 Hopefully this is able to remove the jammed card.

There isn't really a good way to do this, unless you own a Cricut and have custom dies that cut out what you're wanting to label. Alternatively, you can always have the combs custom-made and save some time that way www.mybinding.com/custom-plastic-binding-combs.html

@mybinding thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it!

Depending on the age of the stapler, it might be that it's eroded away from general use. If not, then it could be a manufacturing defect and you can reach out the Swingline to see about their warranty!

@ thank you so much

I think I just pushed down to hard on it 😅😅

We would not recommend this to be used on sheet metal.

We got you covered ;) ua-cam.com/video/6yrXvtG5lSA/v-deo.html

The lever on the bottom is to change the orientation of the staple when stapling together paper. To make it flat, hold it firmly with one hand on the top piece and the other on the bottom. Then gently pull them apart and it should snap open.

Most people have agreed with you and we actually no longer offer this product. This video is more instructional for those that already have this item and would like to know what to do with them :)

Sure! Would you provide some additional details? Are the holes not fitting into the standard 3-punch binder after punching?

Haha! Some of the combs can get up there in price, but most of our combs are under $15 for a box of 100: www.mybinding.com/black-plastic-binding-combs.html But you're right, combs can be pretty tricky sometimes, hence the video to make it easier :D

​@@mybinding Thank you for reply! I guess I'll just get a thick needle and some string to sew my upcoming ST: TOS fanzines. I hear they're selling online for $200 and the studios, which owe me, aren't doing anything about it. So I plan to crank out dozens of them! 😁

@@1Channel1 Sounds like easy money to me! You could always invest in a booklet stapler too. Those would also be fairly low cost and maybe a tad faster than sewing up your zine.

@@mybinding I forgot about that! Thank you. If ever decide to make other documents, I'll be sure to buy your brand book binding! :)

Doesn't sound normal to me... Do you know what voltage it's plugged into?

Hello! You do not have to spray anything on the rollers, only use the cleaning pad to gently remove any residue. This will remove any adhesive that may have been left behind during the laminating process.

Hello! All of the wire binding machines will come with square holes because that's the best shape for inserting wire binding. BUT, you can always look at one of the coil binding machines which typically have either oval or round shape holes: Such as the Akiles Coilmac M Plus www.mybinding.com/shop-by-industry/shop-by-government/military-office-supplies/binding-machines-and-supplies-for-military-facilities/akiles-coilmac-m-plus-manual-oval-hole-coil-binding-machine-5993-0.html or the Tamerica tcc sp410 www.mybinding.com/shop-by-industry/shop-by-government/military-office-supplies/binding-machines-and-supplies-for-military-facilities/tamerica-tcc-sp410-spiral-coil-binding-machine-13184-0.html

@@mybinding Hello My Binding. Thank you very much for your reply, but I need a 2:1 or 3:1 wire binding machine (or 2:1 and 3:1, Duo), I don't need a comb or coil binder, I need a wire binder that makes round holes, sorry, but I like my bindings to have round holes and not square holes. Do you have a machine like that, but one that isn't expensive? Thank you very much.

@@noxisvibrant Thank you for the clarification. All of our wire binding machines have rectangular holes; wire binding machines with circular holes would be considered crimpers and we unfortunately do not carry those. We are able to order custom hole punches that can achieve a round circle with our machines, but they won't necessarily be cheap. You could get one of the Akiles Modular Die punches and then the 3:1 or 2:1 die with circular hole www.mybinding.com/akiles-flexipunch-m-manual-modular-interchangeable-die-binding-punch-with-die.html

The Tamerica Instant Card M Business Card Cutter is no longer available, but we do offer a few alternatives on our website, such as the Coverbind CardMate www.mybinding.com/cardmate-manual-business-card-cutter.html

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