"Flat Cinch" Stapler? Tired Of Flattening My Staples.......

When looking at pics of a flat clinch and a normal stapler, the only difference seems to be the front plate under the "head." On a normal stapler the "slit" the tines of the staple are forced into has a ridge in the center which bends the tines upwards.

I am wondering if it would simply work to spend a few bucks for an el cheapo stapler at a dollar store, spend a minute or so to grind the center bump out of the slit with a Dremel tool, and spend the rest of the 44.00 to buy silver?

I know on some staplers that if you push the little plate up, you can turn it around to not have the little grooves. Try that.

The obvious answer to this is to buy self adhesive 2x2's.
dead easy to use and no nasty sharp bits of steel to scratch the other coins with

Thanks. Heading to Staples in a minute. "Check in store availability" - says they have ONE! :)

There are numerous solutions to this problem.
1. Do not use cardboard flips.
2. Use the ones with self adhesives
3. Use a standard staple, place on a hard service and hit with a hammer.
4. Use standard staples and pinch with pliers.
5. Use super glue to seal forever.
6. Use tape to seal all edges
7. Hire someone to put your coins in those 2x2's and staple them flat with whatever they can find.
8. Stop collecting coins
9. Place all coins in a jar, can, box.
10. Call that company called Swingline, that makes Staplers and complain to them no one carries their products that staple flat. This will accomplish nothing but then too so will most of the above.
11. I'd suspect that Wizard would carry those.

I had 2 different staplers both regulars and both would jam up and I'd want to throw them out. Got the flat stapler from Staples plus 10 thousand staples, used all the staples got more and had no problem at all, best move I've done in a long time.