I'm a homeschooling mom and a Girl Scout troop leader. These little black spines are not only affordable but durable as well. I make workbooks (sometimes really thick) for my children to use and the spines hold everything together the whole year. I have also made Girl Scout cookie box notebooks for my troop. The spines are easy to cut to the size I need and I know they will look great on all my finished products. Overall I recommend these spines for any professional or fun binding project.
...that the last word in 3/8" black plastic binding combs had long since been written along comes this particular box of 3/8" black plastic binding combs. So black! So plastic! 3/8" inches to within remarkably close tolerances and so... so COMB-Y! This particular box of 3/8" black plastic binding combs places me in something of a dilemma and I could use the help of others who have been here. Do I USE them? Or do I respect their perfection keep the box untouched as an avatar of what a box of 3/8" black plastic binding combs can be and get ANOTHER box and use them instead? Whatever would I do if the NEXT box of 3/8" black plastic binding combs ends up being as good - or dare I say it even better? I trust you see my problem and I invite your thoughts.