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Plastic Man Heroclix Justice League Miniature Figure |  |
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US $1.44 | 22d 5h 43m |
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Chess Checkers 70s playset MOC unused plastic figures | |
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US $9.99 | 14d 8h 56m |
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12 MPC plastic Figures Men astronauts 2 tall | |
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US $15.00 | 13d 5h 22m |
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Plastic Man Heroclix Hypertime Miniature Figure Game | |
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US $1.08 | 11d 23h 30m |
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Warhammer Fantasy 7 oop plastic Chaos figures | |
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US $6.00 | 11d 3h 26m |
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1982 DUNGEONS DRAGONS 6 PLASTIC ACTION FIGURE RARE | |
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US $14.99 | 8d 14h 58m |
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Starter CHAOS Army 100figures both plastic and metal | |
0 Bid | US $75.00 | 6h 47m |
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LOT OF WARHAMMER HAND PAINTED METAL AND PLASTIC FIGURES | |
0 Bid | US $89.99 | 21h 41m |
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72 Piece Civil War Plastic Army Men Play Set ~ 52mm Union and Confederate Figures, Bridge, Horses, Canon, More! List Price: $19.94 Sale Price: $14.89 Average Rating:   |
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Gigantic collection of soldiers, horses, fences, bridge, sandbag walls, wagons, cannons, and more. |
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Guardian Knights: Set 36 Plastic Toy Medieval Knight Figures Sale Price: $6.49 Average Rating: |
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Guardian Knights playset by Toysmith. Includes 36 plastic medieval knights to create your own castle defense league. Figures come in 2 colors and stand up to 1-7/8 inches tall (48mm) . Nice quality figures with good detail and no flashing... |
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DC Batman Brave and the Bold Action Figure Plastic Man (Capture Hand) Sale Price: $5.94 |
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Collect your favorite heroes from the animated TV show, Batman: The Brave and the Bold! In each episode, Batman teams up with a different DC Universe partner to fight crime in Gotham City and beyond! |
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Mattel DC Universe SDCC 2010 San Diego Comic Con Exclusive Action Figure Plastic Man NO Suitcase Sale Price: $34.00 |
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DCU Plastic Man has interchangeable standard arms, stretchy arms, giant form hands (a fly swatter and a bouncy ball with racket), and interchangeable stretchy neck and leg springs. |
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action figures 202 pieces with American, British, German & Japanese (WII) List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $12.50 Average Rating:  |
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Great set of Plastic Army Men in 4 colors with lots of different WW2 figures with over 40 poses. American GI's in Green, British Commandos in Yellow, German in Gray, Japanese in Light Green. Each army has it's own 4-1/2 inch tall flag... |
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Dozen Small Toy Dinosaurs: Set of 2 inch Plastic Toy Dino Figures Sale Price: $5.99 Average Rating:  |
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Set of small realistic toy dinosaurs includes a dozen realistic and colorful dinosaurs. Dinos measure up to 2.25 inches long or 1.75 inches tall. Made from slightly flexible plastic. Includes: Pteranadon, Styracosaurus, Allosaurus, Tyrannasaurus-Rex, Pachycephalosaurus, Albertosaurus, Dilophosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Velociraptor, Apatosaurus, Stegasaurus, and Centrosaurus |
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History of the DC Universe: Series 3: Plastic Man Action Figure List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $10.74 |
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The third series of action figures that spans the broad history of the DC Universe includes more fan-favorite characters that have rarely been produced in action figure form! Each figure features multiple points of articulation and a base and comes in 4-color blister card packaging. |
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12 piece Large Assorted Dinosaurs - Toys 5-7" Larger Size Dinosaur Figures - each is individually sealed! Sale Price: $9.48 Average Rating: |
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Set of 12 realistic toy dinosaur figures. For ages 3 years and up. Set may include Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Euoplocephalus, Pachycephalosaurus, Parasaurolophus,Spinosaurus, Plesiosaur, Stegosaurus, Styracosaurus, Triceratops, Velociraptor, and Tyrannosaurus. |
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DC Universe Justice League Unlimited Fan Collection Action Figure Plastic Man Sale Price: $9.95 |
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Long time collectors and newcomers alike will scramble to get their hands on these 3 3/4 inch collectible figures. Sculpted in various entertainment styles, these figures are not your average superheroes... |
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130+ Indians Cowboys Western Figures Plastic Toys Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Over 130+ Indians & Cowboys figures and accessories : horses, fences, tee-pee, wagons, trees. Indians & Cowboys 2 inches Many positions and colors. Warning: Small Parts. Choking Hazard. Not for children under 3 years of age |
How To Bind Documents With Plastic Comb Binding
Nearly every week, I receive a phone call or an email from someone asking me to describe to them how to use a comb binding machine. Comb binding has been the most popular binding style for decades and there are literally millions of comb binding machines in use around the world. However, if you have never used a comb binding machine it can seem a little bit intimidating. These instructions are designed to help even the most untrained user figure out how to bind documents with plastic combs. Here are five simple steps to follow...
1. The first step to binding documents using plastic binding combs is to prepare your document. If you are going to use binding covers on the front and the back of your document you should assemble it with the covers. You will find that your punch will be more effective if you punch the covers as part of the book instead of by themselves (if you are using oversize covers you will need to punch them by themselves since they are not the same size as the pages from your document). After you have assembled your document you need to measure your book so that you can choose the correct size of binding comb for your presentation. In order to choose the correct size of binding comb just measure the thickness of the document (do not compress the pages) and add 1/8" to allow your pages to move freely.
2. The second step to binding your documents with plastic combs is to set up your binding punch. Setting up your punch really isn't that hard. However, you will need a few pieces of blank paper for testing your machine. You will notice that the binding table on your machine should have a paper guide to help you insert the paper so that the holes will be centered on the page. Most machines will have a marking on the binding table for the most common sizes of paper. This marking is a starting point to getting your machine set up. Simply move the paper guide to the correct marking, insert a sheet of paper into the punching slot and pull the punching handle on the side of the machine (or press the punching button if your machine is electric). Take the piece of punched paper and fold it in half to check and see if the holes line up. If they do line up you are ready to punch your documents, if they don't you will need to move the paper guide and punch another piece of paper until you get the document set up.
3. After your machine is set up, you are ready to punch your document. For best results, it is important that you separate your books into small sections or lifts. To prolong the life of your punch you should not try to punch the maximum capacity of your punch with every lift. By punching smaller lifts you can prevent paper jams and actually increase your productivity. As you punch the sections of your document simply stack them up beside the punch so that they are ready to have the plastic combs added to them. It is often helpful to offset stack the documents to make them easier to pick up during when you insert the pages onto the comb. If your binding covers are oversized you will need to punch them seperately from the document. However, it is important to remember not to punch more than 2 plastic or poly covers per lift or you might damage your punch.
4. After all of the punching is done, you are finally ready to add the plastic combs and finish your books. Putting the binding spines onto the books is really not hard. First, take the comb out of the box and place it on the comb opener (the metal teeth that stick up along the top of the back of the machine). The wide back of the combs will lay flat against the teeth from the comb opener and the rings of the comb stick through the gaps in the teeth. After making sure that the fingers of the comb are facing up and not down you simply pull the handle to open the fingers of plastic binding comb. All that is left is to put the pages of your document onto the fingers of the comb. If your document is small you can probably do it in one step. However, with larger books you will want to split your document into sections as you place the pages on the fingers of the comb. After all of the pages are inserted onto the comb, you will need to push or pull the handle for the comb opener back into its original position allowing the plastic comb to close. Now all that is left is to lift the document off the binding machine and start on the next document.
Binding documents with a plastic comb binding machine really isn't that tough but it can take some practice. However, after you have bound a few documents you are sure to get the hang of it and you will find that you will get faster and faster at it. Try binding some documents today and check it out for yourself.
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