These have completely changed my usage patterns for notebooks and journals, giving me the three things I’ve always desired but never found.
1) Problem: I’ve always fussed about using bound notebooks or journals. What happens if I want to add more notes or information about a prior entry? I either need to leave blank pages all over the place or make notes and flags to cross-reference the information. Problem solved!
2) Problem: taking notes that suddenly don’t belong under the topic or category I’m using that notebook for. How to move them? If it’s bound via sewing, what happens to the ‘companion’ page? If there’s information on it, well, good luck keeping it from exiting the chat. Problem solved!
3) Problem: I decide I want to completely reorganize a category of information. This may just be a me problem. But it’s solved!
I love these to bits. I have so many of the accessories; in particular, the hole puncher. A rotary cutter and that punch have opened a whole new world of combining different kinds of paper in one notebook. Graph paper of different sizes, lined pages that are oriented to landscape note-taking, whatever. With a bit of care in measuring (and some basic knife safety) the world of note-taking is a buffet of selections for your pleasure!