Can't Be More Simple

I don't like 3 rings binders, so I give a try to this for fun

( actually yesterday when I printed my Machin on cream paper, I acidentaly have 67 white sheets betwen so instead to trash them I'm testing this idea, please note that for work it as to be keep way under the 3" capacity )

less than $ 3 per binders it's a joke, 6500 Steiner's pages for classics will old in 50-75 binders depending how many countries you want in each. Look like a lot, but the cover take way less shelf space than any other binders. If you go to office supply surplus of Kijiji, you can purchase one of those metal cabinet with door, to fix the dust problem.

I think people look for hard-cased binders to avoid the binder itself bending while standing on the shelf for years at a time.

Soft-cover binders - even lots of them, packed side-by-side - will take a bend.

Cheers,

/s/ ikeyPikey

The metal binding device is sharp and will slice through the holes in the pages. Replace it with binder posts. They should be available at a hardware store. They come in various lengths from about 1/4" to 2 1/2".

Robert

Put the pages in sheet protectors before you put them in that. The pages will lay MUCH flatter, and they're a LOT easier to work with when you need to pull a page out to add a stamp to it.

I may need to give this a try just for fun.