Bound Book

[TyErd]

there's also um from memory, coil binding, thermal binding... cant remember the others. comb binding is the cheapest one.

[azn_dj]

There are different types of binds.
Comb bind : A plastic comb. Pretty self explanatory. Cost slightly more than thermal.
Spiral bind: A metal spiral. What Derrick Ha uses (as well as TSFX for weekly classes). Probably easier to edit than a comb bind, and is stronger.
Thermal bind : Cheapest, uses essentially a cloth and heat to stick it together. Pretty weak though.


If its Jack's notes, why cant you just use a bigger stapler and staple them all together? That works =D

[LFTM]

There are different types of binds.
Comb bind : A plastic comb. Pretty self explanatory. Cost slightly more than thermal.
Spiral bind: A metal spiral. What Derrick Ha uses (as well as TSFX for weekly classes). Probably easier to edit than a comb bind, and is stronger.
Thermal bind : Cheapest, uses essentially a cloth and heat to stick it together. Pretty weak though.


If its Jack's notes, why cant you just use a bigger stapler and staple them all together? That works =D

I'm thinking of including the exam packs too.
So all of those binding types are permitted by vcaa?

[slothpomba]

They dont restrict what type of binding... long as youre able to pick it up and shake it, if nothing falls out, it should be fine....

I think should have a single spine too thats about it

[yearningforsimplicity]

Lol, i just got a 4 cm thick bound reference binded at officeworks for like $4 last week, so cheap haha