I have an 800+ pgs genealogy file that I want to use this for, with sheet protectors.If i buy 2 will that be enough to hold all the pages?
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One binder only holds 350 sheets or 2 would hold only 700 sheets. You would need 3 binders.
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Thanks so much. Since I have 6 different genealogy files, and 3 of them all have over 800 pages, it looks like it might be a bit pricey, but...these are the best I've seen, so I will go ahead and order them. Wish the larger ones had a name plate on the outside. Again, my thanks...I know what to do now.
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One binder holds 350 Sheets, with sheet protectors it holds average 260, so I think 3 binder should be ok,
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After you have used it a bit for certain and depending on how many pages are bound in it. But overall the answer is absolutely. I love it. it is a copy of a binder made by National back in the 60's and the 70's and is great for keeping manuscripts and other material you want to put on your shelf as though it were really bound. I have used many. Just sorry it costs so much; but i still buy them as needed.
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I've used up to thirty sheets in one of these big albums, and it IS a heavy beast to carry around! I would probably limit the size to around twenty sheets, and divide the collection between two or more such albums next time. By simply adding the extra post extensions included with the refill sheets, one can make the album as thick as you want, but the "limiting reagent" is how unwieldy such a big album becomes... Sincerely, Pete
1731991
You can use different sized binders. There is a guide so the edges would be even. I love it and used it to make over 100 cookbooks for our family reunion.
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I have no problem with inserting 8.5 x 11 paper in folders, with room to spare on top. Because of notches at middle, width for documents expands. It comfortably holds 45 page document. I strongly recommend!
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Each slot will hold 7 pages easily. It gets a little tight with more, but also a bit more stable. I just stuck 9 pagers into one slot, and it could still hold a few more.
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I have about 30, not full, and the file is less than half filled. I use it for home, medical and daily record keepiing to store a year's worth of papers and then at year end, I purge and transfer documents I want to keep to a larger file in a storage room. It's extremely sturdy and solid and would work as well if it was packed. I use two smal storage boxes on the bottom shelf for office supplies. Rolls under a desk and still provides leg room. Great purchase. P.S. Mine is one continuous file drawer, not two compartments, side by side, as shown in the picture
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Definitely yes. I doubles stuffed each page, and they hold well. If you have a Wal-Mart nearby, you can always see how a similar product compares. Happy shipping.
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It probably would be fine. I don't think that you should run more than 1 or 2 sheets at a time..Newspaper I believe is a little thicker,I think not sure.I haven't read the manual.
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After you have used it a bit for certain and depending on how many pages are bound in it. But overall the answer is absolutely.I love it. it is a copy of a binder made by National back in the 60's and the 70's and is great for keeping manuscripts and other material you want to put on your shelf as though it were really bound. I have used many. Just sorry it costs so much; but i still buy them as needed.
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Judith, I don't know how many pages of text this drive will hold. I have over two hundred seventy pages of documents and more than seven hundred photos on one drive and it used up less than two percent of the capacity of the drive. I'm guessing hundreds of thousands of pages. Robert
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Just tested this--it holds folders fine, but if there are loose papers inside, they won't be supported, and they'll fall inward. If you have a lot of loose papers, I'd recommend something that gives support all along the bottom (like a clear acrylic version).
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Yes. I have used it for something similar. It works well if you do not overload it. 3 sheets at a time should be ok.
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It can accommodate many pages (I'd argue 50+). When you buy Pioneer page refills, there are little extenders you can screw onto the existing screws of the album, therefore increasing the length of the screws in which you load the pages on.
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No I don't think so. I believe those pages are too thick.I would def use a flatbed scanner for those!This is mostly for the thickness of a single print or piece of paper.I think the largest page of paper was 8-1/2x 11 but it was just standard paper thickness.I hope this helps!
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I have not tried to do that but my immediate thought is: not if you put too many in the box. It certainly will hold the weight of being full of file folders and paper but I would imagine the weight of vinyl albums etc would only work it were half or less ... full. Hope that makes sense.
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There is room but not a lot. A fairly narrow spined ledger book will fit as will a few sheets of paper if that is what you have as an inventory sheet. Probably anything up to about 3/8 " I hope this is helpful to you.