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typingthings

Recommendations for where to get a manual printed / bound?

Hi, Pittsburgh!

I'm looking to get volunteer manuals printed and bound for a local non-profit. We're still finishing up the final draft, but it'll be about 25-30 pages (single-sided), in color.

I wondered if anyone here could recommend a printer / binder (like plastic spiral binding) for something like this. I have no prior experience in this area and I'm struggling with my research so far heh.

Thanks in advance! :)

Posted Aug 20, 2018, 7:28 PM UTC

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snkeolrGreater Pittsburgh Area•

At work we use a vender downtown.

http://clicksdocs.com

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typingthingsOP•

Thank you, much appreciated!

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burritoace•

Any print shop including a Fedex place should be able to do this for you. I've used Modern Reproductions over near Station Square for printing bound reports in the past and have been happy, but they may not be price competitive if you only need a small quantity.

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typingthingsOP•

Thanks very much! Trying to figure out how many we'll need is part of the problem (in the past they've just been printed with no binding, so that's the tricky part).

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