Rapesco 1344 Adjustable 6-Hole Organiser/Diary Punch, 10 Sheet Capacity, Silver

The media could not be loaded. Sorry for the noisy video i was printing while filming. Anyways good. I got it only for A5 but it like to know i can use for more types if I ever need.Quality is good. Solid metal, great plastic, clean cuts, super easy adjustment, easy to clean, no loose parts that's easy to lose... and looks nice in the shelf, haha.I tried to show all the features in the video. But my favourite touch is a little paper at the back that you can put a stamp if it's for your business, or your name so you don't lose it. I only found out after recording sadly. Would buy again after what I've seen

There are some very mixed reviews for this 6 hole punch, and I was a little nervous ordering it.It works brilliantly for my filofax personal. Adjust the slide to 'Personal', slide in upto 10 sheets, and it punches them with the six holes, quickly and efficiently.However, it doesn't work on my A5 organiser. The centre gap of the holes is 5cm, and on A5 it's 7cm. So this would just not fit the holes, and there's no possible adjustment. So, you are expected to punch top 3 holes followed by bottom 3 holes, and to be fair, I'd throw it in the bin.So, if you want it for Filofax Personal, please order it, it's perfect. Like me, you'll be a happy 5 star reviewer.However, if you are hoping the advertised A5 bit is true and the hundreds of peeved off reviewers were wrong, I'm afraid it's not the right product for you.

A5 Filofax and Journal Users; be aware! This does work, but you’ll need to use the A5 guides and ONLY punch one set of the three hole punch at a time - allowing the plastic measure to guide you - - then flip sheet over and repeat. It will punch through laminated thin card 😃

This is a review of the Rapesco 1323 Adjustable 6-Hole Organiser/ Diary Punch (Powder Blue)Here we have what looks like a normal small desktop hole punch except it's quite a bit longer.Rather than the usual two (or four) punches, this one has 6 set in two blocks of three. The three within each block cannot be adjusted but each block can move. Put at the closest setting and you get six equally spaced holes. The two wider settings give you two sets of three evenly spaced holes with a wider gap between the two sets.The smallest setting is for the Filofax Pocket and Mini (and Timer 14, whatever that is). As the pages are short compared to the length of the punch there's no physical guide to position the paper. Instead there's a mark on the front of the punch to show you where the edge of the paper should be. This works very well and gives you the 6 even spaced holes for the Pocket Filofax or 5 holes for the Mini.For the larger paper sizes there is a pull-out size guide with three settings - A5, Timer 21 and Personal Filofax. For the A5 you have to punch the holes in two sets of three - turning the paper round in between. Some reviewers think this is too much effort, but it's the only way with a punch that is itself not A5 in length.There's the usual lock for transport and the detachable rubber base for emptying the bits of paper out. For, currently, about £8 it's a great piece of kit. Invaluable if you wish to punch your own Filofax pages.I only own a Pocket Filofax and this works perfectly.

1 - the guide is wrong. Look at the photo which shows the guide and the puncher. See where the 'guide' is on the ruler for A5. How can you use this guide with a5 paper? A5 paper is far too small to reach to where this guideline is on the rules. This wouldn't even work with a4 paper.2. It's not an a5 puncher, the largest it can punch for is a6. Look at the photos showing the punched paper which are coloured peach, yellow and white squared. The Peach paper, and the filofax folder, are both A5 sized. The yellow paper is A6 size, ie, 'personal', in filofax terms. Yet, the white squared paper was punched with the widest setting, ie the A5 setting on this puncher. And as you can see, the dimensions correspond with 'A6', or 'PERSONAL' rather than with the A5 dimensions.So, if you want a puncher which works for A6/personal or smaller, this might work for youHowever, you'll have to find some way to measure your paper in order to line it up correctly, since the rule//guide is defective.REALLY REALLY DISAPPOINTED.i need an A5 punch, and this purchase is a waste of money and waste of resources and time.

Love the colour this 6 hole puncher came with.It too is pretty sturdy and holds a weight of its own.I purchased it mostly to punch 6 holes into paper sheets that are around A5 size.As measuring for A5 size starts at the outside of the sheet you run into a placement problem with the holes as soon as you want to punch a paper that is slightly larger or smaller than A5 but use in an A5 binder with 6 rings.Also, as measuring is mostly done with the plastic extension on the puncher and you have to punch either side by itself, the paper is slightly wobbly when it is punched.If you want to get a lot of A5 paper punched, I would opt for a puncher that does 6 holes in an A5 paper at once and also has the paper sheet neatly aligned.