This is Fastback 9 helps by MyBinding.com. First let's open the box, take it out, and set it up. This all-in-one system has very

few parts but let's look at what's there.

A small box inside contains an extension cord, three support fences, and a starter kit of some LX strips and Image strips,

just a sneak peak at many options you have.

And there's a user manual with a starter kit of covers.

Remove the foam packaging supports and the machine itself.

Printed on the inside cover of the box is a very straightforward and simple three step process

of assembling your machine.

Continue to carefully unpack the machine by pulling off all the plastic covering as well as the protective sealant over the

clear plastic plating.

Turn the machine around so the back end, or the narrow end, faces you and plug the power cord in.

Press the power switch and you're all set.

Once you've pressed the power switch on, you'll notice the throat will open just a little bit.

This is when you can remove that cardboard block. It's only used for packaging, so store it back in the main box.

Attached to the base of the machine is a cheat sheet, six steps on how to bind a book.

Next, carefully remove the three book support fences and peel back the plastic protective sheeting.

Printed on the bottom of each fence is the word "front". Keeping the word facing toward you,

you're going to load all three fences into the three different slots. They're the same, so it doesn't matter which one goes

in which, one, two, and three.

There you are, you're all set and ready to bind your first book. This is the Fastback 9.

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