Zutter Bind-It-All: Punching the Binding from Center
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2015
- The Zutter Bind-It-All amzn.to/2JfbTyj is good for punching/binding for ANY size-projects that are not in 1/2 inch increments are tricky.
The instructional booklet isn't super helpful on how to do it.
This is how I do it.
Zutter Bind-It-All: amzn.to/2JfbTyj
Just bought one of these used on eBay - great deal but no instructions… very helpful, thanks! Also LOVE the idea of using kids books for notebook covers. So cute. Might have to swing by Goodwill and see what I can find.
I hope it works for you! And good luck :) Goodwill is definitely the pace to find good 'crafting' project pieces.
Just bought a Zutter and totally agree. The written instructions are not good.
Thank you for your Tutorial it has been really helpful to me.
Glad it was useful! It is a good machine and I'm sure I still haven't cracked all of its potential.
Happy crafting!
You're hilarious however this is the best instructions I have viewed for this machine.
Thanks! I am glad I could add some comic relief and help at the same time!
This is the best explanation video available online. Thank you. 🙏
Thank you! I am glad to know it helped.
Thank You! I have had this for years and probably only used it once because of the less than helpful instruction booklet!
It really is! I'm glad that this helped :)
This is the first video that really explains the guide thing. Made me understand the Bind It All. I was very intimidated using it. Thank you for this video.
me too!!
Finally! A video that shows me how to really use this tool. Thanks!!!
So glad to know that this helped. I hope you make some beautiful and useful projects.
Awesome! Thank you!! I was sweating bullets! They came out perfect the first time because of your video!
Yeah! I'm so glad it helped :)
Hi! Your added comments through out this had me cracking up! Great tutorial! I just got mine yesterday so I wanted to watch some videos on how the best way to punch. Yours is the easiest to understand, thank you for that! I like the bind it all better then the cinch. I don't like the circle holes the cinch makes. Although many say the cinch is easier to use. You made it look very easy using the bind it all. Thanks
Thank you. Good reminder to keeps on focus. I have the same issue with my hands. May the New Year bring joy and peace. God bless
Same to you!
Thank you so much for sharing this video! I decided to have a look on UA-cam before studying the instructions because I often have difficulties to understand the manuals. And you did a great job, showing me exactly what I needed to do in a simple understanding mannor!
Thank you! I am so glad it was helpful.
You did great for first video Maria 👍🏻 the tutorial is to the point and helpful. Tfs-Terry
Good job on video. I got mine years ago and I'm just now pulling it out. You described exactly what I was looking for. Cover slightly larger than inside sheets. Thank you Good Luck with more. It gets easier promise 😆
Thank you so much for this video. I couldn't figure out how to do this until your video. I just finished up my second book using your method.
I'm so glad it worked for you! If you're on Instagram take a photo and tag me (OneCraftChick) so I can see it. :)
I just found your video. I now know how to use my Zutter properly. Thank you so much.
So glad to have helped Jan! There is definitely a bit of a learning curve with the Zutter. :)
I saw many videos, but just your really helped me. Tks so much.
Thanks for the great tutorial.
Omg! Thank you for this video! I was able to punch my boxes PERFECTLY!
AMAZING!!!! So extremely helpful!!!
Thank you!
This was a very helpful video. Thank you!!👍🏻
I am so glad!
Very useful video. Thank you.
So glad it helped!
Thank you! Great job!!!
I have both the Cinch and Bind It All. I prefer the Cinch. It's much easier to use and the instructions are on the machine. I still will use my Bind It All but, only for smaller projects. Some people don't like how the Cinch binds but, you just have to pay attention to how far you're closing your wire.
I've noticed that too…I now have both the Cinch and The Bind-It-All. I think closing the wires on both is definitely a challenge somethings.
Happy crafting!
I now have both versions of the cinch and love using them. I find it no problem closing the wires, but you do have to be careful to push it against the back and I use a piece of card to hold it in place when I cinch it. I think the holes on the cinch are too large and there is some movement in the paper afterwards. Are the Zutter holes smaller?
U r soooo funny with ur comments, LOL! You made me laugh..Ur tutorial was very, very, helpful. Thank u
Thank you, you really helped!
Glad I could help.
Good luck!
Very useful - especially for the little notch
Glad to help!
Thank you so much your video was the only one that was helpful amazing
You are very welcome! I am glad to have helped and hope you are making something amazing!
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this video! Your instructions are way easier than the instruction manuel by far! :) Great job!
Thank you! I'm glad it's helpful-reading the instruction manual gets a thumbs down.
Omg this was so helpful!
So glad!
Yes, tfs
Thank you! thank you! thank you!
You are very welcome! Hope it helped you complete a project.
Maria Malandrakis it absolutely will. 😁👍🏻
This is brilliant. Thank you for taking the time out to do this. I have one I haven’t used in years and was considering buying the cinch but I have this one collecting dust so why not use it?
Agree! We use what we have…at least we do, until we find a cheaper alternative :)
thank you I needed the idea of the 2nd hole alignment. Now can you help me with a computerized brother sewing machine!!!!!!
Sylvia Hildman So glad you found this helpful! Sorry, I don't think I can help with the sewing machine, but good luck!
Thank you soooooo much for this tutorial, Maria. You are so right, the instructions are awful. Now it's more clear for me thanks to you.
I was wondering... if I want to leave more unpunched space in the edges, I mean... I don't want the holes so close to the edges, should I cover that part with the plastic piece??
Btw, your written comments are soooo funny!
Maria Malandrakis re-punch some of the holes can be a solution, it's true! And yes... the plastic piece is to cover a part if you want only 4 or 5 holes.
Do you have tips on how to punch 4 holes in center of a page?
I don't, I am sorry. :(
@@onecraftchick thanks, I haven't found anything on how to do it either. Thank you
Why are the instructions difficult to understand? If your paper or cardstock isn't an even number of inches, get a ruler and find out where the middle is. Draw a line down the middle of the first page, line it up with the line on the Bind-It-All with a number of other sheets and punch. There is also a way to avoid punching to the very end as, if you are left with only a little card or paper after the last hole, you may weaken it over time. Try and avoid punching one sheet of paper at a time or your holes will be uneven and use the long bar on the side to keep your card or papers in place while you punch by pulling it out as long as your cardstock or paper and securing it with the lever. You are welcome.
It seems to me that this doesn’t cut a lot of holes in the paper like a 81/2 by 11 size at once. This tool looks like it would take you FOREVER to get the holes punched and then putting the paper on the wire by hand, that is for the birds to me. Not cutting your machine down, just don’t see any use in it.
I do not disagree. However, most home/craft machines don't punch all the holes you need down an 11 size closure. And they also require that you put the wire in the holes my hand-which isn't hard. This machine will close wire binding as does the other more popular Cinch. Good luck crafting!
Stiaaaw... 👋👀😆
I hope that is a good "review" :)
Maria Malandrakis-aka OneCraftChick made me laugh.
@@missbilbybadinage1199 I'm glad to make you laugh, we ALL could use a good laugh right now :)
I hate mine.
Have tried every tutorial to no avail...hope this will be my saving grace. With so many consumers complaining about the horrible instructions, Zutter should apologize and post new, user-friendly instructions.
It really takes some getting used to. :)