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Flat Cinch Stapler - Officemax

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Just an FYI, I just picked up a flat cinch stapler at OfficeMax for 16.94. It uses regular staples and does a great job. Brand is Rapid, model is SuperFlatCinch Supreme S17.

The nice thing about it is you don't need special staples and it is the size of a regular desk stapler.
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Oooo, I didn't know Office Max carried flat folders. I know where I am going this weekend
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Me too! Got some coupons laying around that need to be redeemed! I like the fact that it can use normal staples.
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My guess is that most of you already own a set. Mine is made by Sears. They call theirs needle nose pliers and they work like a champ. These use normal everyday staples, too.

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I have been using needle nose as well, seems like forever, but it can be pain in the ........hand if you have a lot of 2x2's to do.

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