Bira Craft Adjustable 6 Hole Punch, Off White, 8 Sheet Capacity, Mini/Pocket A3/ A4 / A5 / A6 / Agenda/Personal/Deskfax, Performance Guaranteed

Yes yes yes!! I love this so much for my binder. Super easy to use and even punches through laminated paper. Comes with a manual and all the adjustments you need. Alignment isn’t accurate for my binder personally but it could just be that my paper isn’t true to size lol.

Exactly what I was looking for! It’s compact, strong, and feels well made. No issues with the hole punches, and it’s easy to adjust to the right sizing.

I recently purchased the Bira Adjustable 6-Hole Punch, and while I encountered a bit of a hiccup with the initial delivery - it arrived broken - the customer service team was incredibly helpful and arranged for a swift exchange. The replacement arrived promptly and in perfect condition. Now, onto the punch itself. I must say, it exceeded my expectations. As someone who loves to customize pages for my planner, this tool has been a game-changer. The adjustable hole design makes it easy to create various types of pages, including pocket minis, agenda pages, and planner inserts. Measuring at 7 1/4” X 2 3/4” X 1 7/8”, the punch is a decent size and fits well on my desk without taking up too much space. I’ve found it to be incredibly versatile, as it works well with different types of paper, allowing me to get creative with my planner layouts. One thing worth noting is that the product’s color may vary slightly from the photo image, but this wasn’t a significant issue for me. Overall, I’m really happy with my purchase. Despite the initial setback, the Bira Adjustable 6-Hole Punch has proven to be a reliable and effective tool for hole punching my cash envelopes and customizing my planner pages. It’s definitely worth considering if you’re in need of a versatile hole punch for your planner or other paper projects.

I love it so much it's the perfect hole puncher for my A5 planner and my A6 planner. I'm so happy I read the reviews. It feel durable and not flimsy. I like that its has a little weight to it so it doesn't fell like ill break it. The hole lunch is accurate. It adjusted easily and the price for a good quality hole puncher is amazing. Now my older sister wants one for her planner too.

It's nice and compact and easy to set, punches index cards well. The setting of the hole spacing is not super secure, they tended to move slightly as the waste bin in the bottom gets full, som sometimes the alignment is a bit off. If you empty it frequently that shouldn't be a problem. Otherwise, it does what it's supposed to and it has a metal body so it feels fairly durable. Worth the price.

Some information that I found useful but not listed on the description (at least I didn't see): - It punches 5mm (or 6mm?) holes. If you wish to have 4mm holes, look at their 3 hole puncher. - It does work for Mini 5 size. I purchased a Raymay Fuji one from JetPen before. The Raymay one feels like, and indeed is, a piece of plastic. It only works on 2 sheets of paper, and the cut is not very clean. This one is different. It feels very sturdy and leaves very clear hole cuts. It says the capacity is 8 sheets, but... depending on your paper weight, you can, probably, do 10 - 12 at once. The Raymay Fuji one claims 2 sheets, and it means 2 regular weight sheets. You can't even do a slightly thicker card board. This one can, and this one can handle some relatively soft plastic as well (for example, your hobonich pencil board). I tried to use it to punch holes on a very very very sturdy plastic board, it failed, but it didn't broken either. Seems like it has protection mechanism - I can force to push the handle down, but it go through the plastic board. I mean... it's great! I shouldn't have used such material, and it didn't break even though I tried. That's great.

love it!!!

It’s good quality and it’s just like in the picture. I will be using it to cut my savings challenge envelopes.