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  1. 01-04-2010, 1:51 PM #1
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    3 Ring Binders

    So I'm trying to make a wooden 3 ring binder scrapbook size (12 x 12) for my fiance, I was just wondering if anyone else does this or knows where to get just the metal part so I dont have to buy a 3 ring binder and rip it apart for that piece. I've made some for just the 8.5 x 11 and I'm thinking about adding these to my list of things I sell so if its a distributor or something that would be fine too. thanks for any help
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    I'm not sure what the sizes are, but the big craft stores (Michael's, Hobby Lobby) carry blank wooden photo albums that are ready to decorate. Colorado Heirloom carries them also.
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    Try here: http://www.carterspray.com/carterwebsite.htm
    (dunno anything about them, just random googling)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee DeRaud View Post
    Try here: http://www.carterspray.com/carterwebsite.htm
    (dunno anything about them, just random googling)
    Really off the wall web site
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    Quote Originally Posted by George Brown View Post
    Really off the wall web site
    Yeah, but they sell binder mechanisms...at least I think they do.

    Or maybe they just trade binder mechanisms for industrial-grade pharmaceuticals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee DeRaud View Post
    Yeah, but they sell binder mechanisms...at least I think they do.

    Or maybe they just trade binder mechanisms for industrial-grade pharmaceuticals.
    Not sure if they sell the binders or just powder coat them??
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    most 12 x 12 scrapbooks use threaded post bindings. I think walmart has 3 ring binding on the cheaper scrapbooks. go to lineco.com for the scrapbook components.
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    thanks for the help and info on websites. Ill see what will work best and post a pic of the finished product
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