Do any of you have recommendations for an inexpensive hole punch that can cleanly make a 1/8" round hole through two pieces of 105lb cover stock, six pieces of 100lb coated text stock and one piece of text-weight vellum? We picked up a basic Fiskars punch like this:
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But it requires an inordinate amount of pressure to punch through, and it makes round indentations in the cover stock around the hole. I really need something that can go through the whole stack without making a mark and without requiring excessive force. I'd be even happier if I could find something that would cleanly punch through more (so I could do multiple copies at a time), but it's not a requirement. Also nice to have would be something that can do two holes at a time at
*adjustable* distances (if it's not adjustable, it's not helpful). Again, not a requirement. The only real requirement is that it makes a clean hole, that the hole be 1/8" (or very close) and that it go through the combination of papers I described above. A paper drill would, I'm sure, do the job nicely. But they cost a little more than I'd like to spend. I'd really prefer to keep this under $50...
Thanks.