The discs have this flare around the edge, it's mostly visible on the lower ones holding the paper. So in the paper you cut a hole shaped like a half-circle and an opening out. Kind of like a mushroom. 🍄🟫
I use the Atoma System with the corresponding puncher and it's absolutely what I was looking for. Being able to add and remove or change the order of pages is just so convenient.
Ooh neat! Are the papers fairly sturdy on the discs? I feel like I would often worry about loosing either a disc or some papers. It does seems easier to move papers around compared to a filofax!
The discs you can see in the picture are completely plastic but I also have some made from aluminum. Problem is you need the special puncher for which I payed about 90 Euros.
Yes and I thought long and hard about whether or not to buy it but I did not regret it because you are very flexible about sizes and also if you want to bind on the long or the short side of a page. But I understand if it's too much.
I am sorry. Can you explain how those work? Because from image it seems like it is optical illusion to me. How can round discs hold a paper?
Thin round solid disc with a thicker ring around it. The holes in the paper have a slot, so they aren't closed, and use the ring more like a track.
Thank you. I get it now. It looks really nice.
The discs have this flare around the edge, it's mostly visible on the lower ones holding the paper. So in the paper you cut a hole shaped like a half-circle and an opening out. Kind of like a mushroom. 🍄🟫
Thank you. I get it now. It looks really nice.
Yay! It's neat, right? I like how it can be a part of the style with different colors :)
I use the Atoma System with the corresponding puncher and it's absolutely what I was looking for. Being able to add and remove or change the order of pages is just so convenient.
Ooh neat! Are the papers fairly sturdy on the discs? I feel like I would often worry about loosing either a disc or some papers. It does seems easier to move papers around compared to a filofax!
It is very sturdy. I made myself covers from thick paperlike material (cellulose about 950 g/m²)
Ooh yes they do look sturdy! I like the little metal ring in the disc as well. Sooo cool!
Now I'm curious about getting some discs! Haha
The discs you can see in the picture are completely plastic but I also have some made from aluminum. Problem is you need the special puncher for which I payed about 90 Euros.
Sorry, I assumed it was metal, it really looked like it!
oh wow, that a lot of money for a puncher, special or not!
Yes and I thought long and hard about whether or not to buy it but I did not regret it because you are very flexible about sizes and also if you want to bind on the long or the short side of a page. But I understand if it's too much.
Yes, the disc system seems very flexible!