How to use the Proclick binding machine to bind curriculum (with Demo)

Here’s how I’ve been using our Proclick binding machine to bind our homeschool curriculum that I print. Watch me bind our language arts packet and learn why I like it and what the downsides are too! This is a great tool if you plan to print your own homeschool curriculum and bind it without having any wait time.

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[Minnettescandlesandessentials]

Thanks for your video. These little binder clips were driving me nuts I was not sure how to use them as for the laminated sheets. I use my paper trimmer and like you said, I cut them as close to the edge as possible so that I am able to puncture the holes into them as well I’ve made dozens and dozens of journalsand I don’t use the same machine that you have. I have an actual one where you pull the lever down but it’s still the same concept. Thank you for sharing your video. I now know how to use these binder clips. Thanks to you. Have a great day.

[barbra]

I have one of these machines and I absolutely love it. Only thing is the spines that they make for are not large enough to hold a lot of paper.

[RainorShine]

I'd like to learn how to print doubled sided like that an program u used

[mikeymouse]

I bought one of these probably a decade ago now. Never used it. Just checked it. Looks and slides like new. If you’re interested in buying this, comment. I’ll sell it for $50 plus shipping.

[francisgagneart]

Quick question, it is resistant throught time? I mean did you get issues when they unclip or even scratching the papers?

[BretMarie]

What about those clear plastic covers or the thicker paper for the covers? Do you just buy those or do you have to whole punch those too?

[jennprescott]

This is over $200 in Canada. I want one but it seems so expensive for how many sheets it can punch.