Question 1: How to correctly clip paper with a paperclip. The larger end, the thicker end, should correspond to the front of the document. Another respondent provided a perfect example of the error.
Question 2: The correct way to clip paper with a paper clip must have explanations and pictures. A paper clip is a paper clip, which is different from a safety pin. It is a piece of paper clip made of metal wire that is bent back and forth. The paper clip seems to be the simplest of all inventions, being nothing more than a small piece of bent wire held between paper. But the paperclip went through many design iterations before it came into the shape we use today.
People used to use pins to hold their pages together. But needles damage paper and can injure users by pricking their fingers. A Norwegian inventor named John Waller thought he could solve this problem. In 1901, he filed a patent application for a wire paper clip (since Norway did not have a patent application system, Waller applied for a patent in Germany). At about the same time, several inventors came up with similar designs. However, all of these early paper clips had some problems. When the clamp is pushed, the protruding wire ends dig into the paper and puncture it, causing even more damage to the paper than the needle. Building a machine to make clips is also difficult. Obviously, the labor costs of producing paper clips by hand would make the product prohibitively expensive.
Question 3: How to bind test papers with paper clips? Heat the paper clip red, punch holes in the test paper, and then staple it with thread
Question 4: How was the paper clip invented? In the past people used to use pins to hold their pages together. But needles damage paper and can injure users by pricking their fingers. A Norwegian inventor named John Waller thought he could solve this problem. In 1901, he filed a patent application for a wire paper clip. At about the same time, several inventors came up with similar designs.
However, all of these early paper clips had some problems. When the clamp is pushed, the protruding wire ends dig into the paper and puncture it, causing even more damage to the paper than the needle. Building a machine to make clips is also difficult. Obviously, the labor costs of producing paper clips by hand would make the product prohibitively expensive.
Engineer William Middlebrook of Waterburg, Connecticut, USA, solved the problem of machine construction. In 1899 he invented a machine that bent wire paper clips. Middlebrook may have solutions to other problems as well. Because the paper clips made by his machine had a double loop, they were very similar to the paper clips we use today. These paper clips are known as Gem paper clips. They generally do not damage the paper. Paperclips are now made from plastic painted in different colors. Not only does this make the paper clips more attractive, but users can "code" pages with different colored paper clips. No one seems to have mentioned the patent for the "Gem" brand paper clip, so it is impossible to determine who is its inventor. But it has become the standard design since its adoption at the beginning of this century.
If you look at things from different angles, you will have different feelings. If you change your way of thinking, you will find new things about the same thing. If you put it in different positions, it will show different things. Because people have different thinking, people have different opinions on the same thing or the same thing, and the wise have different opinions. Expand your imagination and you will find that small paper clips can be used in many different ways.
What are the functions of the paper clips commonly used in our offices? I believe many people want to know this question. An inch-long thin steel wire was bent several times and became a paper clip for holding paper. Besides being used to hold paper, what other uses do paper clips have?
In the office, the most common use of paper clips is to hold documents together, holding paper and documents together for a fixed purpose. When I was young, I saw my neighbor threading paper clips through them and wrapping them in colorful colored paper to use as curtains. It was quite beautiful! After this thing is broken apart, it can be twisted into various small works of art. I have seen one made into the shape of a bicycle, which is very impressive. Only when you open your fixed mind and use your imagination will you realize how rich it is. Let's think about it as hard as we can, and the answers will be varied.
In the training of "creativity", a famous training case is: How many uses do paper clips have? I believe that everyone’s first reaction is to say folders, and then after a little thought, they will come up with more uses, such as stringing them together as chains; making toothpicks; binding things; forking food; stabbing people; using enamel to unlock keys; Fish ground into fish hooks; if buttons fall off, they can be hooked up with paper clips; grinding them can replace needles; made into curtains; tattoos; clipping hair; fixing flowers;... A Japanese scientist claims to have listed 2,400 types of paper clips use. A scholar in Nanjing claimed that he could list 30,000 species. There are so many uses for a tiny paperclip.
People tend to be accustomed to using a fixed way of thinking to think about problems in their long-term lives. Over time, their thinking will fall into a mechanical and rigid mode, thus hindering the expression of flexibility and creativity. Therefore, we must break through the conventional way of thinking. Naturally, we will have more working methods. The key is to vary from person to person, keep adapting, keep practicing, find new methods that suit you from the many working methods, and constantly apply them to your work. Use it for yourself, give yourself wings to fly, and improve your work efficiency. Use your imagination to expand your life and knowledge accumulation.
Question 5: Please think creatively: In addition to being used to clip paper, what other uses do paper clips have? In the training of "creativity", a famous training case is: How many uses does a paper clip have? I believe that everyone's first reaction is to say "clipping documents", and then after a little thought, they will come up with more uses of "ding", such as stringing them together as chains; making toothpicks; binding things; forking food; stabbing people; replacing keys to unlock; grinding. It can be used to hook fish; if a button falls off, it can be hooked up with a paper clip; if it is sharpened, it can replace a needle; it can be made into a curtain; it can be used as a tattoo; it can be used to clip hair; it can be used to fix flowers;... A Japanese scientist claims to have listed 2,400 uses for paper clips. A scholar in Nanjing claimed that he could list 30,000 species. A small paper clip has so many uses
Question 6: I use a paper clip to hold the bill. I don’t know why there is rust on the paper. I want to remove the rust on the bill. Why does moisture accumulate between the bill and the paper clip? Causing the paper clip to rust. Rusty substances will penetrate into the pores of the paper, making removal troublesome and unnecessary.
Question 7: How many uses are there for paper clips? What are the functions of paper clips commonly used in our offices? I believe many people want to know this question. An inch-long thin steel wire was bent several times and became a paper clip for holding paper. Besides being used to hold paper, what other uses do paper clips have?
In the office, the most common use of paper clips is to hold documents together, holding paper and documents together for a fixed purpose. When I was young, I saw my neighbor threading paper clips through them and wrapping them in colorful colored paper to use as curtains. It was quite beautiful! After this thing is broken apart, it can be twisted into various small works of art. I have seen one made into the shape of a bicycle, which is very impressive. Only when you open your fixed mind and use your imagination will you realize how rich it is. Let's think about it as hard as we can, and the answers will be varied.
In the training of "creativity", a famous training case is: How many uses do paper clips have? I believe that everyone's first reaction is to say "clip files", and then after a little thought, they will come up with more uses, such as stringing them together as chains; making toothpicks; binding things; forking food; stabbing people; replacing keys to unlock; grinding. It can be used to hook fish; if a button falls off, it can be hooked up with a paper clip; if it is sharpened, it can replace a needle; it can be made into a curtain; it can be used as a tattoo; it can clip hair; it can fix flowers;... A Japanese scientist claims to have listed 2,400 uses for paper clips. A scholar in Nanjing claimed that he could list 30,000 species. There are so many uses for a tiny paperclip.
Question 8: How to knit hearts with paper clips? (You only need to find the middle area of ??the paper clip, use your thumb and index finger to lift both sides of the paper clip, and fold it upward to succeed).
A paper clip is a paper clip, which is different from a safety pin. It is a piece of paper clip made of metal wire that is bent back and forth. The paper clip seems to be the simplest of all inventions, being nothing more than a small piece of bent wire held between paper.
But the paperclip went through many design iterations before it came into the shape we use today.