Although the Fastback Model 9 binding machine provides an extremely secure and tamper resistant bind, it is possible to use your Fastback binding machine to make simple additions or deletions from your document. This article will provide you with a simple six step process for editing documents using the Fastback Model 9.
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Editing Documents With Your Fastback Model 9 Binding Machine
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieCustomizing Hardcover Books With Fastback Binding
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieIf you are using a Fastback binding system to create high quality Hardcover case bound documents, there are a huge number of options for customizing your books. This article is designed to introduce you to the use of both title sheets and headbands. Title sheets allow you add a custom printed foil graphic or title to the front of your document. Headbands give your fastback bound document the look of a traditional old style stitched hard case book.
Creating a Hardcover Book With Fastback and the Powis Parker Hardcover Guide
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieOne of the great things about the Fastback binding system is that you can use it to create high quality hardcover documents and photo books. Fastback Hardcovers are currently available in many popular sizes including 8-1D2" and A4. They come in a number of different styles including: Suede and premium Composition covers as well as Library and Art cloths, with a great choice of colors and materials.
Binding Your Book Block Using the Fastback 25 Photobook Binder
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Fastback 25 Photobook binder is a brand new binding machine that is designed to work as part of the Fastback Photobook workcell. When used in conjunction with the Powis Splitter, the Fastback 25 can make a high quality hardcover or photobook in around a minute. The edge splitter is used to prepare the pages, the binding machine binds the book block and the hard cover guide is used to help assemble your covers.
Binding With Powis Parker Fastback Image Strips and the Fastback Model 9
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchiePowis Parker Fastback recently released a brand new type of binding strip called the Image Strip and has invented a new type of binding called "Imagebinding". This new type of binding represents a radically new approach to document presentation.This article will describe in detail the process of binding a document with this new style of binding strip using the Fastback Model 9 Binding Machine. There are nine steps to follow. . .
Binding the Book Block Using the Powis Parker Fastback PhotoPress
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieOnce the photographs, PhotoPress Signature sheets, and endleaves are assembled, the book block is ready to bind. This article will give you simple instructions for binding your document using the Fastback PhotoPress. The process is actually quite easy. Give it a try for yourself and discover the wonderful books that you can create using the PhotoPress.
Binding Hard Cover Books With the Powis Parker Fastback Model 9 Binding Machine
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieIn addition to soft cover binding, using the Fastback 9 binding machine and the Fastback Hardcover Guide you can create professional-quality hard cover books easily and inexpensively - in less than a minute. Powis Parker Fastback hard cover cases are available in a wide range of sizes, colors and finishes. And, with the addition of a Foilfast. printer, you can apply colorful foil printed titles and artwork to your covers and spines.
Binding Documents With the Powis Parker Fastback Model 11
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Fastback Model 11 is a highly reliable, easy to use desk top document binder. It binds documents from 3 to 125 sheets (up to 1.3 cm or .5 in) and documents from 8.5" to 11.75" (21.6 cm to 29.8 cm) long. Although the Fastback Model 11 is fairly easy to use, it is always helpful to have a quick and easy set of instructions available to help new users or to refresh your memory. This article will provide eight simple steps for binding documents with your Fastback Model 11. Here they are ...
Binding Documents With Powis Parker Fastback LX-Strips and the Fastback Model 9
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Powis Parker Fastback model 9 binding machine is one of the easiest to use binding systems available on the market. However, if you have never used the Fastback 9 or another tape binding system it can still be somewhat confusing. This article is designed to provide simple step by step instructions for binding documents using Fastback LX binding strips. These instructions will work with the Fastback model 8, 8x or model 9.
Binding a PerfectBack Book Using Your Fastback 15xs Binding Machine
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieNow you can make books that look just like paperbacks-where the front cover, spine, and back cover are all one piece. Perfectback strips let you create books with wraparound covers, so you can have graphics on both covers and the spine! You will need a scoring machine to crease your covers. The Fastback Scoring machine is definitely the easiest machine on the market for seeing and positioning exactly where your scores will be made.
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Spiral Coil Binding Basics
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieOne of the most common methods used for binding documents is spiral coil binding. It is popular because of its modern look and functionality. Using spiral coil binding takes a little practice. Armed with the tips in this article, you'll be well on your way to becoming a spiral coil binding veteran.
Unibind Essentials
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieIf you have ever wondered how the Unibind binding system is different from other binding systems or you have simply wanted to learn more about this method of binding documents, this article will answer many of your questions.
Using Thermal Binding to Save Money at Your School Library
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Jeff McRitchiePaperback books have a hard time standing up the frequent use most school libraries subject them to. Even when students are careful, these books begin to fall apart-especially the more popular ones. Because books are so expensive, finding a way to keep them intact and in circulation can give your library an economic boost. One great way to do this is by investing in a thermal binding machine.
Paper Folding
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieThe finish of a project is an essential part of any document, presentation or collateral piece, but few people consider folding an important aspect of finishing. However, a proper fold can give your project a professional, crisp look to match the rest of your document. The best way to get the perfect fold is to find a paper-folding machine that meets your needs and those of your business.
The Fastback P31 PowisPrinter - Frequently Asked Questions - Part 1
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Fastback P31 PowisPrinter is an extremely unique printer that allows you to print graphics, titles, subtitles and other information directly onto a fastback binding strip. This allows you to label the spine of a book or to add a title to your document or report. The P31 can be used as a stand alone device or can be hooked up to a printer. It is a really cool device. This article will attempt to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the PowisPrinter.
Binding the Book Block Using the Powis Parker Fastback PhotoPress
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieOnce the photographs, PhotoPress Signature sheets, and endleaves are assembled, the book block is ready to bind. This article will give you simple instructions for binding your document using the Fastback PhotoPress. The process is actually quite easy. Give it a try for yourself and discover the wonderful books that you can create using the PhotoPress.
Introducing the New Powis Parker Fastback Image Strip
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchiePowis Parker Fastback recently announced that they were introducing a brand new product to the binding world. They call this new product the "Image Strip" and it is designed for use with the Fastback model 9 binding machine. The new Image Strip is a fully color digitally printed tape binding strip that provides users with the ability to enhance their brand by adding their name, logo and customized graphics to the spine of their documents.
Editing With the Fastback Model 11 Powis Parker Binding Machine
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieDocuments bound with Fastback are professional, strong and extremely tamper resistant. However, if you have a document bound with Fastback that needs to be edited it is possible to use your Model 11 binding machine to do the job. The editing feature on the Model 11 is designed to facilitate minor revisions of a document by adding one or two pages at a time. Here are some brief instructions for removing pages or replacing pages in your documents.
An Introduction To Mounting With Your Roll Laminator
Posted on April 19, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieUsing a roll laminator to mount documents to foam core, sintra or gator boards is really not that hard. However, with all of the different options available for mounting it is easy to get lost and not know where to begin. This article is designed to help you understand the basics of mounting documents with your roll laminator (either hot or cold).
Caring For Your School Laminator
Posted on April 19, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieThe only regular maintenance that is usually required for school laminators is periodic cleanings of the heat rollers. Even if you are very careful to not allow the adhesive side of the laminating film to come in contact with your rollers, there will still be some adhesive deposited onto the rollers along the edge of the film. Properly aligning your film on the laminator will help to reduce these deposits but will not completely eliminate them. Cleaning these deposits off is not that difficult.
