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Pillar of the Community
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Next up for discussion: nail guns.
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Pillar of the Community
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Nail guns on a 2x2 is just overkill.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Display purposes - nail 'em to the wall.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I ONLY use self-messing with drywall anchors when we mount crown-sized holders to the wall.
We spare no expense.
Also: Let's try for page 3!
Edited by Universalcoins
12/18/2014 10:01 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Well, I believe the ebay seller just registered here! Maybe she can tell us the story behind this. And  |
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Interesting the seller is Top Rated!! To be fair, Iç've had my share of stapler problems. I first started using a normal stapler, however the staples wouldn't penitrate all the way through. My result the tops of my staples would buckle. It was very fustrating! I purchased a flat cinch stapler from CA, however, I've misplaced it. I've tried using those staples in a regular stapler and it's a disaster!
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Pillar of the Community
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I must admit to having some stapler issues with the big 2x2s for the old dollar coins.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I sometimes end up with a little pile of broken staplers because when I stapler them the staplers don't go all the way through and break. When I do get the staplers to go all the way through I hammer the tips flat with something unless I want to get my finger and 2x2 book cut. I know my staplers are too small  |
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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You can get the proper numismatic crimping stapler and staples for about $20 from CA.
They go into the 2x2 pages smoother and don't catch on the bottom of the plastic holder
on the page. Viamo 11, even easy on the hand if you use it a lot. Spring inside does
most of the work. Just limit use to the cardboard not the plastic.
This topic is getting warm.
Edited by SilverDon
12/22/2014 6:55 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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I just use needle-nosed pliers to crimp the staples flat.
What I really hate is getting a 2x2 that's been rotated 90 degrees so that it won't fit into the pocket in the page holder. Which is entirely the fault of the person doing the stapling...
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Valued Member
Canada
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Maybe this person needs glasses very thick glasses... at least they hit the 2x2 folder... kinda?  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Am not sure why you guys are "riding" this stapler person? let him do his thing! Who says that the way he staples is the wrong way? Nobody has to agree. It maybe perfectly right for him. Maybe he is handicapped in some way and that is the only way he can do it?  I for one do not use staples anymore! I use tape to seal the edges. As Pacific said, A stapler is a weapon! this is what a cop at Vancouver Airport thought a few years back and killed a very upset and disoriented man who did not speak or understand English.. Even though the cop knew it was a stapler the man was holding in his hand! |
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Staplerman. I tried the self gluing
peel and stick 2x2's and didn't like them, they fold
up when you put them in a binder, not stiff enough.
Edited by SilverDon
12/22/2014 10:33 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Silver Don, self gluing are no good, as you say, way to soft. and expensive.
I use scotch tape around the edges. Never use staples again.
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Glue + staples + tape = a 2x2 that ain't nevah gonna get opened!
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