Kensington Metal Letter Size Copyholder with Line Guide and Magnetic Paper
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question asking "how well" or "how far"? The mechanism is like that of a spring if you don't like it, you can use another one. It's a separate piece, so if you don't like it, you can use another one. As long as I only used it when I was printing a few pages at a time, it worked fine for me, but sometimes I was using a clip-art program instead They were based on a light that served a similar function.
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The pros are Easy to open and hold its position despite its sturdy construction, easy to open and still has enough resistance to keep it from falling over. The cons are As an attachment to the side rails, foam tape serves as a cheesy fix. The foam tape really stands out against the black easel, proving either the easel rail or the easel's flushness is not sufficient. It is actually a solid piece of plastic, I didn't realize it when I squeezed it (thinking it was a clip), and There are several issues with the highlighting ruler, including sagging and a weak magnet that cannot hold it in place. Another aspect to be improved is the sliding ability.
It has a strong easel that is well made - that is about all I can say good about it. The magnetic strips are weak and slide. Remove the plastic paper clip from the top as it will stop working. Replace it with a metal binder clip. It is impossible to keep the line guide ruler flat against a document displayed on an I mentioned before that the magnetic field is weak, so it won't help you My ruler and all the line guide items got thrown away, but I kept the large metal binder clip to hold the ruler which I moved to another larger metal binder clip. The system is now working properly.
When I first looked at it, I was pleased that it looked almost like my old Wilson Jones copyholder. In addition, it has a round magnet that holds papers so they don't fall out. It wasn't necessary to clip the That's where the issue with the line guide comes in. As opposed to my old one, it doesn't move smoothly up and down the side. A cheap sticky sponge is used to attach the holder to the copy holder. It has a non magnetic holder that slides on a bar. This slider does not glide smoothly and causes even the slightest distraction as I pull it upward or downward to try to find just the right amount of pressure to stop it at the right point. In the event Kensington copied Wilson Jones, why not go the whole hog and include the much better magnetic slide as well? They wouldn't have been able to save so much money this way, would Purchasing it for work is to eliminate the hassle of having to haul my Wilson Jones device between home and work and the Kensington device is at work, so I don't have to bring both back and forth.
Nevertheless, it was easy to remove and re-attach in the correct place, and overall it was fairly easy to put together, once I understood how the line guide worked. In the bottom of the tray, you can rest things like notebooks that are thick and can rest on the paper rests. In the present I have two legal pads, one of them located in a leather binder in the tray and they fit perfectly. It is so convenient to use the clip on my desk, and I appreciate how lightweight the holder is as well. I have been very pleased with my purchase since it was essentially exactly what I was looking for.
The slider may not be attached firmly to the Actually, the product works fine - however, the angle of the slider bar does not stay level. As a result, when I copy work, it slopes down at an angle, and I can't use it. I enter financial data from bank and credit card statements, and I need the ability to level the The product I ordered did not meet my needs, so I had to order another one.
While carrying it from one place to another, the small magnet fell off and I never found it (it was too ineffective to recover), but I did have some REALLY strong magnets at home, so I put those one There is a huge difference between the two. Neither the top clip nor the bottom clip is helpful to me. It is almost impossible to put on the tray properly and I don't need it, anyway, with the magnet I have. Everyone is jealous of me and wishes one was in every office! It makes my job SO much easier and my neck and shoulders are no longer as sore when I am.
You did a wonderful job. As it is super sturdy, I don't have to worry that it will collapse.
A very good copyholder, all the metal parts are great, but the plastic slider guide did not work after being removed from Because it will not stay on a straight line, the portion of the text that should be in the clear blue line can be seen in the next line of text - I do not use the line guide, so a great copy holder with a poor line guide equals a good 3 star product because I didn't get what I paid for.
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