DIY Planner - Binder for 4x6 index cards - Comments

which kind of binder do you mean?

Anonymous — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:49:03 -0400

when you say poly binder 4x6 at staples, do you mean the box with snap closure, or do you mean ring binder? I imagine you meant the latter?
I am looking for snap poly boxes for 4x5 and for 3x5s too.

thanks

archangel

4x6 Card Binder at Staples

PlanFan — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 00:14:25 -0400

Staples sells plastic binders for 4x6 cards, right next to those for 3x5 cards on their shelf. I just saw them the other day. I don't remember the price, but it was very reasonable. I think they are made by Oxford; the same company that makes the index cards themselves. I saw the binders in the index card area of Staples.

Asda have 4x6 binders

Superpooky — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 21:33:55 -0400

I know this is an old thread but folk still will be interested. Asda have plastic/polypropylene 4x6 card binders which include a bundle of punched lined cards for £1. Or a twin pack for £2 in a rather odd marketing ploy. No discount for a twin pack then....

They are not very substantial but will robably last quite well.

binder

Anonymous — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 23:41:11 -0400

I've been searching for years for these. I started my recipe collection in them 20 years ago when they were available and really need more. I would order 10 if an order goes in.

4x6 index card binder

LSP — Thu, 15 May 2008 06:35:10 -0400

I thought I was the only person looking for this particular type of binder...however I called the Pendaflex/Esselte company and asked if they made the 4x6 binder for the index cards - they said they would make it for a "custom order" request of 100 binders at a cost of approximately $6 per binder...of course for those of us who want only one or two that price would be ridiculous. The representative then went on to say that I could go to Office Max or some type of store like that and maybe they would special order it...If someone does do it, I'm hoping that they will make it available on their web site.

Do what I did when I could

ficbot — Thu, 9 Aug 2007 14:25:39 -0400

Do what I did when I could not find a binder for my preferred paper size: get a plastic duotang and trim it down to the desired size :)

Tell me more

reepicheep — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 04:53:46 -0400

I use a 4*6 index system for my son's sign language vocabulary.

Oooh tell me more please. What and how are you recording on these cards? Really want to know. (Check my profile for why.)

4*6" 'binders'

rabid_bibliophile — Sat, 9 Jun 2007 21:19:46 -0400

I use a 4*6 index system for my son's sign language vocabulary. It has to be flexible, and portable, and durable because he's very much a KID and not a mini-CEO.

A small photo album is PERFECT for this. The one I liked best has an elastic closure that's flexible enough to act as a bookmark, and I trimmed down the front page protector to allow him to slip cards in and out to make quick notes. Those cards get filed behind the 'today's news' tab and we discuss how to organize them as a team. Sticky notes and tabs adhere *beautifully* to the sheet pockets, as do the durable sticky index tabs.

Try a *thin* photo album from the dollar store and you'll quickly discover what works or doesn't work for you.

For keeping spare printouts, I simply used a file card box.

Montblanc used to make one

Sardonios — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 01:51:24 -0500

Montblanc used to make one although it cost far more than it was worth.

All is not lost however, 6" x 4" cards will just fit a Filofax Personal (6.75" x 3.75" or 175 x 95 mm) size and I would image a FC Compact binder (6.75" x 4.25" or 175 x 101 mm) too.

Note figures represent paper size not binder size. :)

...and the rest

ygor — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 09:38:38 -0500

For covers, you can use these dividers
They are extremely durable.

Photo Albums

shris — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 09:31:48 -0500

Whoops, sorry for the dupe post.

[ed note 11/21/06: if you want us to remove this, send innowen a message and she'll remove this dupe.]

Photo Albums

shris — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 09:31:32 -0500

Hi.

You could use a small photo album for your cards. If it's top or side loading, slipping it in and out to write would be easy and quick. I'm sure you could find something designed to your taste.

shris

The answer is:

ygor — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 08:56:18 -0500

Rollabind.

Binder for 4x6 index cards

PenFish — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 17:13:53 -0500

I've spent ages looking, and I thought someone on this excellent site might have some idea. I am looking for a slim binder to hold 4x6 index cards. I have seen a binder for the 3x5 cards, but I want something a bit larger. I had been carrying my 4x6 cards in a plastic case, but I want to be able to flip through them quickly and use tabs in the way a binder allows. I switched to a 5 1/2 x 8 format binder but find that I just don't take it with me when I go ourt because it's too big, rather defeating the purpose. I'm going nuts and burning time looking for the right binder and I feel certain what I am looking for must exist. Can anyone help me?

D*I*Y Planner - Binder for 4x6 index cards - Comments

which kind of binder do you mean?

4x6 Card Binder at Staples

Asda have 4x6 binders

binder

4x6 index card binder

Do what I did when I could

Tell me more

4*6" 'binders'

Montblanc used to make one

...and the rest

Photo Albums

Photo Albums

The answer is:

Binder for 4x6 index cards

DIY Planner - Binder for 4x6 index cards - Comments