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[quote=Anonymous]Call any copy place you can find. Start with Staples, best yet if you have time go with your book and tell them what you need. Ask if they have a professional cutter to cut rims of paper. Then take your book there and ask to shave off the back. This requires about quarter inch or so cut, they can find the perfect place where to cut not to go too deep and only cut off the glue that holds the book. It takes ONE SLICE of the cutter. It is like a guillotine thingy. One cut is really inexpensive and they charge you per amount of pages. Subsequently you can right there ask to spiral bind the book for you. There are few binding styles to choose and some will lay more flat then others. Some are ideal for thick books. They can make holes for you and install the spine. The cut might cost around three bucks or so give or take couple. The spiral binding can add few more. Don't do it at home, it is not worth it. They can do a beautiful job and you decide what you want. Not expensive and super useful.[/quote]
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