5 Apr
2010
5 Apr
'10
7:51 a.m.
From: Dave McGuire
On Apr 2, 2010, at 5:16 PM, Andrew Burton wrote:
Well, when I was making a notepad (using the old pages from a Dilbert
desk calendar) I just clamped the paper between a piece of 1/4" sheet
wood and the circuit board backer; then used my hand drill. Kept the
clamps as close to the hole location as possible.
The circuit board I used, IIRC, as a backer was a ISA riser card from
an IBM PC300GL PC. Cut off all but one of the card edge slots. Keeps the
pads at a good angle for use, and hanging... :)
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I did a quick
search online last night for "paper drill" and the
results seemed to be US specific. I have never been in a print
shop, so maybe they are common like you say. I will certainly
ask a few colleagues at work and see if they have heard of them.
Well, there not being many other ways to make holes in
inches-thick stacks of paper..
-Dave