Thank you for always demonstrating products that you carry. Very helpful!!

I bought the cinch several months ago and haven't used it yet. Now after seeing your great video ,I'm anxious to try it. Thank so much for the excellent instructions.

when I first got mine, the pegs were not working properly, I then called WE R Memory Keepers and told them about the problem. They replaced my cinch and it works GREAT. I love it. It does a great job on chipboard too.When you buy it, make sure to test all the pegs properly. You'll enjoy this new toy with ease XD

For anyone in UK or Europe watching this, wondering how the heck you do A5 and A4 punching on this machine (which is really designed for the American market that uses imperial measurements, although the latest model has both metric and imperial rulers)..here's how I figured it out (by trial and error): A5 (landscape format / short edge): Make sure the paper is aligned to FIRST LINE on the first (upper) rule guide, which is 1/17th of an inch. So in other words, you're moving the paper to the right by 1/17th of an inch which will give you perfectly centered holes on the short edge of A5 paper. You need to pull out button/plug 12 as that hole is not needed. I haven't tried doing A5 portrait mode yet, but if you look at the A4 method below, it should be exactly the same except you're obviously only punching once on A5 paper which is exactly half the width of A4. A4 (portrait format / long edge): Pull the ruler slide outwards 2 clicks to the left. On the newer models that have the metric ruler to the bottom, you'll see that 17cm at the top should line up perfectly with 32cm on the bottom from 2 clicks. Pull out plug 11 (marked A4 on newer models) as that hole is not needed. The paper will only be punched half way across due to the width limit of the machine. Turn the paper around (non-punched side facing right obviously), and punch. You now have perfectly centered holes on A4 paper. Tip: Use the little button to the left hand side to secure your paper before punching. Practice makes perfect. Practice on scrap paper. Because the A5 method requires a bit of precision aligning to 1/17th of an inch line (although its not difficult with a few practice attempts), it's recommended to punch your front and back covers WITH some paper at same time, so it looks neat and the holes align perfectly when it's wire bound. Hope that helps someone!

We want you to be as well! :) If there's any tips or tricks you'd like to know how to do, let us know! :) Thanks for watching

Wow 10 years ago

great demo...TFS!

@kiwilotus87 Good to know they have great customer service! Thanks for the tip!

looks cool!

The cinch is so hard to get at a good price...I want the yellow because it has square holes, but it’s hard to get in the UK

my question is can the clinch bind projects when the front and back covers are larger then the inner pages and if so is it easy like the bind it all. I'm looking at buying a binding machine but want to know as much info as possible before buying.. Is 3/4" the smallest wire the clinch can bind? sorry for all the questions

i have just bought this i love it but when i come to take the paper/card out after i punch the holes they seem to get stuck and i have to pull hard to get them out is this normal?thanks jayne xxxx

Not sure which one to Buy If The BIA Or The Cinch..I know the BIA Is A Lot More Economic Under $40. Any suggestions anyone?? TFS Jessie

So the pink and white are no longer available.. bummers

@RainorShine1

2 ай бұрын

Pink amd white is still available I have one I just got 2 mo ths ago

when you say put the front and back together, are you placing the right sides facing each other or what??

@DonnaJo3452

5 жыл бұрын

Barbra Yes

i wonder how thick the paper can it cut?

@DonnaJo3452

5 жыл бұрын

Czarina Joy Pena They say 20 thin pieces of paper but I found it cuts laminated sheets and chipboard.

I bought one of these and I have to say I didnt like it. It is alot harder to use then the way they make it look. But to each their own.