Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Stapler Rapid 106 Automatic Saddle Binding Machine Heavy Duty Flat and Book Binding Machine 2-50 Sheet 110V

I love it perfect for my cigar setup heavier than what I thought but for the price it’s worth it and if you’re looking for a press for your cigar molds this is it. Fits up to 3 molds

A similar functioning forged iron nipping press costs an extra two zeros. Literally, got this on sale for $60 made of nice, heavy steel, brand new. An iron traditional model with the same pressing dimensions goes for $2000 new or $600 rusted out used. btw the iron nippers with the round crank only open 3” To get the same height opening as this model requires the iron nipper with the t- handle.

The press moves up and down smoothly and evenly, and the screws attaching the main shaft to the underside of the presser plate are fully recessed, so my main concerns with this reading negative reviews have been addressed. Would recommend to others, especially if it goes on sale.

No any extra word. It is just excellent. I am actively using and happy with it.

This thing is heavy, and made of solid steel. Works absolutely great besides the first hiccup I had. Out of the box, I put some grease on the slides, screwed down the plate to get it to spread and it jammed. I had to take it an apart to get it working again.

What a great product! Very well made and reasonably priced. I purchased mine for gluing/pressing boards together in my woodshop. It works perfectly!

This press is a jewel. It is compact and made of quality materials of sufficient thickness, but light enough to move around if needed. It easily produces great pressure and releases with a few turn of the dial lever. For years I struggled with C-Clamps and MDF boards, but this is a great improvement.

I use this for pressing plastics in the precious plastic model. The only thing that would make this better is an easy way to fasten it to the workbench. Keep up the good work.

Lost a star because 3 of the 4 screws holding the top plate to the screw mechanism were missing or were loose and fell out of the box and one rivet was not hammered down. I bought replacement screws at Home Depot and hammered the rivet into place. It may seem like a lot to do but it took minutes and the press was less than $90 and works so I'm happy. It's sturdy and works for my amateur bookbinding needs.

It is a very good stapler. It’s so much easier with small jobs. You don’t need to spend thousands of dollar for it. Very convenient.