I am looking to print and bind my Tek 2215 service manual so it make it easier to read and work on my unit .. Has anyone ever tired and done this and about much did it cost ??
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Some print shops will remove the existing binding and then three-hole punch/drill the pages. Then you can put the manual in a three ring binder.I am looking to print and bind my Tek 2215 service manual so it make it easier to read and work on my unit .. Has anyone ever tired and done this and about much did it cost ??
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Kinko/FedEx store offers the Swingline CombiBinding. This was how Tek and HP manuals were "bound" from the factory. It is about $5 for binding plus $0.08/page.I am looking to print and bind my Tek 2215 service manual so it make it easier to read and work on my unit .. Has anyone ever tired and done this and about much did it cost ??
Thanks
In the past I have taken apart books and re-bound them. In most cases, it was to remove the parts of books that I did not want to have, or to combine several books. It was not difficult, even for a guy who is all thumbs when it comes to things mechanical. The cost as very little as not much material was needed.
My first bound volume was a collection of application notes from the back of RCA Semiconductor data books. That was done in 1976 and the book has held together these past 40 years without a sign of wear other than a darkening of pages from hand prints and things like that.
There are plenty web pages describing binding methods. Below is only one of many examples. I am sure you can easily turn up many more.
http://www.creativebloq.com/indesign/bind-your-own-books-5132651
Thanks guy but I don't have a manual and wanted to pay someone to print the pdf and bound it for me ..Some print shops will remove the existing binding and then three-hole punch/drill the pages. Then you can put the manual in a three ring binder.
Yeah I tried staples today and they wanted like $30 to print one out .. But I didn't want anything special but just spiral or comb bound and some kind of cover and cheap copy paper..Kinko/FedEx store offers the Swingline CombiBinding. This was how Tek and HP manuals were "bound" from the factory. It is about $5 for binding plus $0.08/page.
About $6 for 16 pages and $20 for 200 pages.
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Check the UPS Store (probably expensive but not as high as staples) or any little local crap-hole print shop (cheap option).Thanks guy but I don't have a manual and wanted to pay someone to print the pdf and bound it for me ..
Yeah I tried staples today and they wanted like $30 to print one out .. But I didn't want anything special but just spiral or comb bound and some kind of cover and cheap copy paper..
Does anyone know of a cheaper place that I could get this done ??
Thanks
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