Alright, being in high school for five years, college for three years, and wrapping up my first year of university, I've accumulated a lot of those free spiral-bound agendas that are given out during the course of the academic year. So what do I do with these?

Scrap paper! I would tear the sheets out and use the paper for math rough work, throwing out the binding and covers.

But then I got to thinking sometime last year :scratch2: What to do with the acrylic spring that's used for the binding...

Here's what I did;

Get out the agenda
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=132839&d=1233437120

Snip one end and unwind it-- easier than tearing out the pages and prevents damage to the spiral
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=132841&d=1233437120

Go do something else with the left over paper
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=132842&d=1233437120

And here's a poor example of one use (routing all the power cables out of the rack); just snip them into usable sections and tie your wires together
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=132840&d=1233437120


Easy peasy! Plus, near the end of the year, the school really starts to shovel these out to the classes. :thmbsp:


Hope that helps someone.



Philip.

Brilliant!!! See all that education is paying off.

Great idea!

Cool!!!!!!!, Now if you could only post a "Handbook Management" method, then all would be right :D

Very GREEN of you.

Very GREEN of you.

I see it as cheap... :D

Man that is a great idea. I think that I need to go out and buy some of those:D.

Good idea. I'll bet I've got dozens of those things laying around my office.

You could sell them on ebay! put a couple in a pack for a few bux!