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Diminishing returns kick in pretty quickly with rubber bands, but you have to consider build quality as well as elasticity.
I think you'll be able to get that last 10% with the Schermerhorns but only you can decide if the extra money is worth it. But the build quality is really where you'll save in the long run. After a few years the store brands start to crack and disintegrate. Higher quality bands will give you more longevity, which should pay for itself in the long run.
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Those binder clips are nice -really nice actually, the best money can buy - but you have to decide how much flexibility you need. You can't overlook that. Like most things *-Fi a lot of it comes down to personal prefence once you get past a certain level.
And just so you know I'm not blowing smoke, I was a paper boy at 11 and have been using rubber bands ever since. I know what a good rubber band feels like.
Originally Posted by nycbone /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wow, those are nice. I know that the Staples are considered mid-fi, but I feel that the elasticity pretty high - perhaps 90% of what I'd could achieve with my current desk drawer full of office supplies. Would I get the additional 10% with the Schermerhorns? |
Diminishing returns kick in pretty quickly with rubber bands, but you have to consider build quality as well as elasticity.
I think you'll be able to get that last 10% with the Schermerhorns but only you can decide if the extra money is worth it. But the build quality is really where you'll save in the long run. After a few years the store brands start to crack and disintegrate. Higher quality bands will give you more longevity, which should pay for itself in the long run.
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I just blew a bunch of money on Acco binder clips, so I'm not sure that I can justify these. I splurged and went for the ACC72010 and the grip is really powerful. They blow the Costco Office Impressions clips away. Nice build quality as well. I'm working on a mod to get them to hold 50 sheets of paper (they are rated for 45 sheets). I'll post pictures when I'm done. |
Those binder clips are nice -really nice actually, the best money can buy - but you have to decide how much flexibility you need. You can't overlook that. Like most things *-Fi a lot of it comes down to personal prefence once you get past a certain level.
And just so you know I'm not blowing smoke, I was a paper boy at 11 and have been using rubber bands ever since. I know what a good rubber band feels like.