We R Makers The Cinch Book Binding Machine – Round Holes (Code: 71050-9)
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71050-9-11239
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2.010 Kgs
Who it’s for
Stationery Designers & Scrapbookers building bespoke wire-bound journals, baby memory books, recipe binders, and event guestbooks.
Small Craft Businesses & Etsy Sellers producing low-volume custom notebooks, wire-bound calendars, and custom art pads.
Office & Educator Crafters making bound presentations, student workbooks, and custom desk planners.
Key features
Dual-Action Lever: Downward motion operates the heavy-duty round punches; rear lever position operates the precision wire crimper.
Selective Peg Disengagement: Pull-out pins prevent partial punch cuts when working with non-standard sheet dimensions.
Micro-Adjustable Wire Guide: Rotating knob locks into exact wire gauge settings for a smooth, uniform loop closure.
Unique differentiators
Heavy-Duty Core Capacity: Effortlessly punches heavy chipboard, thick bookbinding board ($1.5\text{–}2.0\text{ mm}$), clear plastic covers, and leatherette.Professional 2:1 Pitch: Standardized hole spacing matches widely available 2:1 pitch binding wires across all major craft brands.
Why this product
Choosing We R Makers The Cinch (71050-9) elevates homemade stationery into retail-ready products. The round-hole format delivers effortless page turning and time-tested structural alignment. Built with heavy steel components, it ensures long-lasting reliability across thousands of bookbinding projects.
FAQ
Q: What binding pitch size does The Cinch 71050-9 use?
A: It uses a standard 2:1 pitch (2 holes per inch), making it fully compatible with We R Makers wires as well as universal 2:1 twin-loop wire bindings.
Q: What is the main difference between Cinch 71050-9 and the Heidi Swapp version?
A: Model 71050-9 punches classic round holes, whereas the Heidi Swapp edition punches square holes. Both share the same 2:1 pitch and wire crimping capabilities.
Q: Can it punch paper sizes larger than 12 inches?
A: Yes! The open-ended punch channel allows you to slide any length of paper through using the continuous alignment guide peg to extend the pattern indefinitely.
